II-V-I in the style of Django Reinhardt
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Discocer how to play a II-V-I phrase and evoke a little bit of Django Reinhardt’s sound.
Here’s your recipe:
II – Play the 2nd degree as a Dom7 chord and play a half-dim arpeggio starting on its 3rd degree (for example – C#m7b5 over A7; the notes are C#, E, G, B).
V7 – Play a dimMAJ7 arpeggio from the 7th degree of the Dom7 chord
(for example: Cdim; the notes are C, Eb, F#, B).
I – Play a simple enclosure around the tonic and and a 6/9 chord to end the sequence.
Sound complicated?
Well, it’s so much simpler in the video-
Yours,
Yaakov
#IIVI #style #Django #Reinhardt
Originally posted by UCCXgKaZhNalu42txNhtGoYg at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCxC8YO-XqU
What guitar are you playing?
Nice!
very nice
Sounds great. Now play it with two fingers.
Nice !!, thanks for posting Sir. ????????❤
Hi, you are a great jazz manouche guitarist. I would like to know what kind of guitar are you playing and if you can help me to find an economic guitar like yours. Thanks
Great stuff! Thanks
Is this standard tuning? Sounds great
Could you please tell the model of this beautiful guitar ?
Nice, i love Django ????????
Hi! Sounds great! May I ask what make of guitar you’re using here?
Very cool buddy, and great sound!
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I have heard these licks in Willie Nelson’s music numerous times and he freely admits he was a fan of Django’s.
However, this has got to be one of the more difficult lessons on youtube because you are going through it so fast and with your accent it might as well be in a foreign language. The closed captions don't even keep up with what you're saying. C'mon man throw some tabs up here for crying out loud !!!
Love ✊️ Jangle
Thank you will soon pick up guitar and then Play this
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Thanks man! I love how happy you seem too, your smile made me smile. I need to check out more Django
Hi There! Great video! Could someone please explain a bit more about the theory behind those diminished arpeggios and why they fit so well over those chords? TIA!!
Just great – thanks! ????????
Toda raba
Doubt django had clue about music theory . Millions of copycats like this guy
Very easy
That awkward moment when a homeless 13-year-old French Gypsy boy is better at guitar than you'll ever be
Brilliant!
Thanks brother, sounds great!
Now, play that with two fingers????
Cool, what strings are you using?
Try using 2 fingers
Too many fingers
This is really good
Added to my watch later list
Fabulous, nice sounds
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sounds like ology pf djang
Your cheating! Put 2 of those fingers away????
Priceless ????
Great example
Django's sound has always struck me as extremely natural, yet enormously difficult to achieve in practice. It's as if his music gives us a glimpse into the human heart – the good, the bad and the ugly. And he does it in such a way that COMMANDS your body to move! I can only hope to achieve a fraction of his creativity
Beautiful Sound!
So good thank u
Sounds groovy, man!
I've tried to look for the lesson with the long gypsy run of the diminished and and 5th mode of the harmonic minor but I've failed to get it the one u posted u were just summarizing the lesson I'm looking for the full lesson pls help me
Nice ???????? thank you Yaakov
Man, You are an inspiración to me, I mean it. You Made me more capable on improvisation. Something that in The past, I am always wanted
Thank you. Your guitar is fantastic, what make is it?