Rosenberg Academy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndryHirrQY0

Here is an excellent reference and example

Thanks Stachelo the bar 72 - plus, with that rhythm is something only Gypsy music jazz has. Great insert and timing. Thanks Stochelo

Also to note typical gypsy jazz guitar playing with heavy note embellishmentss the typical Rosenberg heavy vibrato on the last note. And with his pinky.
This is what seperates players IMO


--- Last Edited by Marc at 2019-10-07 10:12:14 ---

Yeah excellent swing song. Nice Chords

T noticed Stochelo played a live bossa version of this on YT. Worth checking out>

I love the first Sentence and how Stochelo plays it
the whole song grows out of this first line,
Simple but super

I love the right hand picking here. I'm watching the small screen close up and see how relaxed he plays and so fast.

This is the essence here, Stochelo's playing shows no error's

Watch and enjoy

I love the right hand picking here. I'm watching the small screen close up and see how relaxed he plays and so fast.

This is the essence here, Stochelo's playing shows no error's

Watch and enjoy

your kidding right?

I love the first lesson here. Stochelo goes candid off script to show us teh correct intro by Django.

I see many post about whats right tab or wrong bar number.
People you are missing the big picture here.
Just play the way you see or hear it. Period

The jazz marches thru New Orleans in the hay day, either for festival or funeral didn't care about tabs or bars or even what level your skill was. Just play

I love the first lesson here. Stochelo goes candid off script to show us teh correct intro by Django.

I see many post about whats right tab or wrong bar number.
People you are missing the big picture here.
Just play the way you see or hear it. Period

The jazz marches thru New Orleans in the hay day, either for festival or funeral didn't care about tabs or bars or even what level your skill was. Just play

Notice how loose and casual relaxed like Stochelo is picking the melody.
This fits the mood of the song.
Then in bars 7 and 8 He almost punches the chords to wake you up!
I suspect he doesn't know or has played for so long it's natural.
Great players play like this.
It's not performance Big difference. IMO

--- Last Edited by Marc at 2019-09-29 05:35:39 ---