I am a self taught guitarist who has only been playing properly for a year or two and I have so much fun playing the songs that I learn from your videos. Thank you so much.
just have to say thanks, great job, please keep posting, you are a great help and very good teacher, thanks for all the posts! Both me and my son are learning to play some Django together. Great window into learning guitar and harmony theory! Good vibrations brother/sir!
Good job, man. Just discovered you and I understand why you have so many subscribers. simple and straight forward explanations and demonstrations. what grand is your guitar, though? I have not been able to see the name.
Finally! The real chords to this GREAT song! Thank you so much. Ive been trying for weeks to figure it out on my own. I'm sure you get tons of request but Ive also been trying to learn the chords that Neus'che Rosenberg uses to play "For Sephora" . Could you please make a video of that one? THANK YOU AGAIN!!!
Hey dude! I really like all of your video's But I am really missing one thing. Your strumming looks advaced and would love to see a video of you explaining strumming techniques for the right hand. And one for the left hand aswell of crouse. Hope you will and thanks for all the vids! Greetings.
Hey Sven, have you done a video on the arpeggio solo section. I play the way I hear and have seen it. Jimmy plays it live in a version a different cool way too, with the diminished arpeggios out into a resolution. Your G minor 6/9 chord is GREAT, its really lets the soloists get in a lot of melodic intention. Thx for this.
Fantastic lesson! Thanks so much. I would have never figured it out on my own. As it is, Ive been playing your instructions over and over for weeks now. One favor though. In the demonstration (from 5:00 to 5:01) you do not explain this part. It fits in so well could you please explain the fingering on this transition?
Hi sven. Not sur if you are in the mood for this. My request would be if you could show the proper chords for "The Girl from Petaluma". It is not a gipsy classic but could sound nice. Cheers and thanks for all your efforts!
hey , danke der nachfrage. step by step gehts voran, ist noch ein langer weg, aber deine vidos tragen einen wichtigen teil dazu bei. mucho merci und liebe grüsse
There are hundreds of tunes with same chords, because the typical progressions that make sense are not unlimited. That's why chords without melody are free from GEMA. 👍
You should seriously watch what the rhytm guitarist plays. For example the intro. It is not supposed to be played like that. Yea you got the right idea, but not quite
This is the Joscho Stephan Intro, I am Joscho's rhythm player for 5 years now. Later in that vid I also discuss the standard intro, too. So I'm sorry, but I think I really now exactly, what I talk about here. Warm regards, Sven
Hallo, Ich mach die Videos auf englisch, weil die meisten meiner Abonnenten aus den USA sind. Außerdem versteht es so jeder. Die Höfner ist von 1956, genaues Model weiß ich gar nicht. Die andere Gitarre ist von Gitane! ca 600 Euro teurer als die Cigano! einige meiner älteren Videos sind übrigens auf Deutsch, da wurde dann immer nach Untertiteln gefragt ;) LG Sven
You really help me feel confident when I play chords for gypsy jazz. Great stuff.
I am a self taught guitarist who has only been playing properly for a year or two and I have so much fun playing the songs that I learn from your videos. Thank you so much.
That Joscho Stephan intro sequence at 0:40-1:00 blew my mind! Thanks for breaking it down!
Your welcome, Jim ;)
You are so cool, Sven. My dad and I are getting an act together, and you've helped us so much! Thanks!
Well, I'm honoured thanks a lot! let me hear your first recording ;)
Sven Jungbeck sure thing :-)
Many thanks for this beautiful lesson!!! Great job, I am very grateful from Argentina!!
just have to say thanks, great job, please keep posting, you are a great help and very good teacher, thanks for all the posts! Both me and my son are learning to play some Django together. Great window into learning guitar and harmony theory! Good vibrations brother/sir!
You are seriously amazing at chords. Mind blowing good. And I've learned so much from you. Thank you an happy new year!
Thx a lot! For you, too!
Thank you Sven you did a woderful job on Bossa Dorado.
Thank you 🙏
You look like the dude from Jaws II in that hat which is just....awesome! Also, your lessons rule! Thanks for that!
This was a pleasure both watch an hear!
Mille grazie, Danke!
Hello Fellas and Ladies! - great lesson -
i love your adherence to the original Django type chord structures
so nice this tune, thanks again, the joy in just playing those dreamy chords!"
Good job, man. Just discovered you and I understand why you have so many subscribers. simple and straight forward explanations and demonstrations. what grand is your guitar, though? I have not been able to see the name.
super Sven! tes accords sonnent très proprement, même avec un doigté difficile! c'est presque décourageant, ...presque!
thank you man!
Thanks for this. Great lessons.
Grazie per questo tutorial amico!
I am from Russia. Thank you of lesson. Good lack
So helpful and you explain very well! Thank you!
Great video, you did a great explanation on the chords and made it fun and easy to learn 👍
Finally! The real chords to this GREAT song! Thank you so much. Ive been trying for weeks to figure it out on my own. I'm sure you get tons of request but Ive also been trying to learn the chords that Neus'che Rosenberg uses to play "For Sephora" . Could you please make a video of that one? THANK YOU AGAIN!!!
I'll keep it in mind! and thanks a lot!
There is a video with Nousche teaching "For Sephora" also a few with Stochelo showing the intro and chords.
Hey dude! I really like all of your video's But I am really missing one thing. Your strumming looks advaced and would love to see a video of you explaining strumming techniques for the right hand. And one for the left hand aswell of crouse. Hope you will and thanks for all the vids! Greetings.
Brilliant.
Hey Sven, have you done a video on the arpeggio solo section. I play the way I hear and have seen it. Jimmy plays it live in a version a different cool way too, with the diminished arpeggios out into a resolution. Your G minor 6/9 chord is GREAT, its really lets the soloists get in a lot of melodic intention. Thx for this.
Wieder was gelernt, super 👍
The second chord in part 1 is a E7 not an A7, I can clearly tell I your prob. misspoke maybe :)
Anyways thank you fun stuff.
I often say E instead of A, sorry. And the other way round 😅
Thanks for noticing
Very cool video, I love that song !
thanks a lot, man! ;)
Great lesson. Thanks.
You’re a great guitar player. Thank you for your videos! Can you tell me the model of the guitar you’re playing? I really like the tone. Thanks
He plays an old hofner archtop from early 60s
Thank You 👍
Great lesson thank you
that movement at 5:02 seems more like an optional embellishment right?
Superschöne Archtop Gitarre 🤩
Top Notch Bro!
Thank you!
Super erklärt!
Thamks a lot!. Beautiful guitar, what's the name of?
It’s a Höfner guitar from 1956
@@SvenJungbeck thanks. I've born in 1957 it's for this that I like jajaja
Welche Gypsy Gitarre würdest Du den für so um 500 -600 empfehlen?
Fantastic lesson! Thanks so much. I would have never figured it out on my own. As it is, Ive been playing your instructions over and over for weeks now. One favor though. In the demonstration (from 5:00 to 5:01) you do not explain this part. It fits in so well could you please explain the fingering on this transition?
Sorry, I meant to say 5:00 to 5:03
Very nice Sven. If I may ask; what pick are you using here?
Hi sven. Not sur if you are in the mood for this. My request would be if you could show the proper chords for "The Girl from Petaluma". It is not a gipsy classic but could sound nice. Cheers and thanks for all your efforts!
Greetings Sven, which is that Guitar???🙂🙂🙂Danka
It's a 1956 Höfner guitar
Thanks, Sven.
Thank you for the great video.
I really like your guitar, what is it?
It is a Höfner guitar 1956.
Thanks a lot !
Very welcome
Very Nice Sven! thanks to this Video in one hour time I can play this song because it is very well explained
hammer!!! wie immer !!!!
Danke dir! Wie läuft's mit dem Gypsy Jazz? ;)
hey , danke der nachfrage. step by step gehts voran, ist noch ein langer weg, aber deine vidos tragen einen wichtigen teil dazu bei. mucho merci und liebe grüsse
great great - omg any chord diagrams for those?
I can send you my chord glossary.
Write me a mail:
Sven.jungbeck9@gmail.com
bien explicado. Saludos.
You probably get this question a lot, but can you tell me about your Hofner guitar?
its from1956 i was lucky to get it for a ridiculous price ;)
These are the same chords as hangar 18 by megadeth
There are hundreds of tunes with same chords, because the typical progressions that make sense are not unlimited. That's why chords without melody are free from GEMA. 👍
Nice :D Caravan lesson please!
jes maybe caravan next time ;)
Great! Please write chords, otherwise I do not understand English well by ear!
What is that guitar? I mean hofner or what?
Höfner 1956
You should seriously watch what the rhytm guitarist plays. For example the intro. It is not supposed to be played like that. Yea you got the right idea, but not quite
This is the Joscho Stephan Intro, I am Joscho's rhythm player for 5 years now. Later in that vid I also discuss the standard intro, too. So I'm sorry, but I think I really now exactly, what I talk about here.
Warm regards,
Sven
Kannst Du auch mal was Deutsch machen?
Hallo,
Ich mach die Videos auf englisch, weil die meisten meiner Abonnenten aus den USA sind. Außerdem versteht es so jeder. Die Höfner ist von 1956, genaues Model weiß ich gar nicht. Die andere Gitarre ist von Gitane! ca 600 Euro teurer als die Cigano!
einige meiner älteren Videos sind übrigens auf Deutsch, da wurde dann immer nach Untertiteln gefragt ;)
LG Sven