I love the outro music. Reminds me of Django Legacy when Ian Cruikshank is playing musette with the accordion player ( who reminds me of Carmen Miranda and Xavier Cugat)
Cool Video - you certainly can be proud of your beginner course on Soundslice. It is a big help and helps to unterstand a way to approach improvisation- so even for me with absolutely zero knowledge of theory - I unterstand now how it can work - it is not a blackbox anymore. But it gives a goal and a way how to reach it.
Thanks denis, it s exactly what I m doing, practicing over and over licks from stochelo, it's true it s working.,I m gonna get a new course ,thanks for the sale.
Thx for the video... the second arpeggio you did, I do as a four string arpeggio. Yngwie Malmsteen does the complete arpeggio in the Alcatrazz song " Too young to die, too drunk to live." In terms of alternate picking versus Down stroke/rest, I have learned "LA Gitane," note for note, I will record it with a backing track. What I have found, as an advanced guitar player playing in this style is, in regards to this song, I have had to make adjustments to my picking hand. Originally I was alternate picking on the lines, and its what you said, " if you really wanna go fast you have to use alternate picking." I found those fast lines in the the end of the A section were very weak in sound/projection. So I analyzed my picking style and had to revamp certain lines with down strokes. Even for an advanced player like myself, to apply a new picking method, contrary to what my subconscious has ingrained to it - which is the not thinking about my picking method - which is combo picking - it is not an easy feat to start changing my picking or even to think about it? But I am in the midst of perfecting this new method, I have to "THINK," and when I think, I stink. I'm wondering if this has happened to other players who are advanced, that can, and do, utilize the Gypsy picking style, but don't play the down, and rest stroke picking method for every song, or, if they are even conscious of their picking style? There is a huge sound difference when using the gypsy method.I NEVER thought about this before. Also, I am now using a "Wegen" FAT TONE Pick now, after almost 40 yrs of using a Dunlop, 1.5 Purple, I can't believe the difference in the tone and the speed of my picking, which is a combination of the circle/pencil picking method - Howard Roberts style, and the heavy metal Neo classical speed metal, rock, and of course the gypsy down stroke rest stroke.The fat tone and comfort of this pick is unbelievable, although, I am developing a callus on my first finger. Thx Again Dennis I Love your channel, the way you teach, and your IMMENSE dedication to this FABULOUS Genre of music.
Soundslice transcriptions:
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SUPERBE AIDE POUR NOUS TOUS, DENIS !! un Enorme MERCI !! encouragements amicaux
Amazing! I used to watch that same documentary over and over again, also for that stochelo lick!
I love the outro music. Reminds me of Django Legacy when Ian Cruikshank is playing musette with the accordion player ( who reminds me of Carmen Miranda and Xavier Cugat)
The first arp lick is very reminiscent of John Petrucci's opening solo in The Glass Prison.
Thanks for the video. Cool licks!
Great advice , priceless..
Merci 🎉
Smashing licks, thanks for the video
awesome! thank you.
Thanks again from Montreal!
Denis, you’ve done so much in bring this music to the world. Exceptional and always interesting. Thank you!
Maestro Chango beacon of the way!
Cool Video - you certainly can be proud of your beginner course on Soundslice. It is a big help and helps to unterstand a way to approach improvisation- so even for me with absolutely zero knowledge of theory - I unterstand now how it can work - it is not a blackbox anymore. But it gives a goal and a way how to reach it.
thnx so much!!!
thanks Denis!
Merci Denis , super cette longue phrase sur E7 🤩
Great video Denis. Now I need to find the time to practice 😮
thanks for the sale! i’ll take a look
Thanks for this man, really aprecciate it. Greetings from Perù
Thanks Denis 👏👍✌
Thanks denis, it s exactly what I m doing, practicing over and over licks from stochelo, it's true it s working.,I m gonna get a new course ,thanks for the sale.
Thx for the video... the second arpeggio you did, I do as a four string arpeggio. Yngwie Malmsteen does the complete arpeggio in the Alcatrazz song " Too young to die, too drunk to live." In terms of alternate picking versus Down stroke/rest, I have learned "LA Gitane," note for note, I will record it with a backing track. What I have found, as an advanced guitar player playing in this style is, in regards to this song, I have had to make adjustments to my picking hand. Originally I was alternate picking on the lines, and its what you said, " if you really wanna go fast you have to use alternate picking." I found those fast lines in the the end of the A section were very weak in sound/projection. So I analyzed my picking style and had to revamp certain lines with down strokes. Even for an advanced player like myself, to apply a new picking method, contrary to what my subconscious has ingrained to it - which is the not thinking about my picking method - which is combo picking - it is not an easy feat to start changing my picking or even to think about it? But I am in the midst of perfecting this new method, I have to "THINK," and when I think, I stink.
I'm wondering if this has happened to other players who are advanced, that can, and do, utilize the Gypsy picking style, but don't play the down, and rest stroke picking method for every song, or, if they are even conscious of their picking style?
There is a huge sound difference when using the gypsy method.I NEVER thought about this before. Also, I am now using a "Wegen" FAT TONE Pick now, after almost 40 yrs of using a Dunlop, 1.5 Purple, I can't believe the difference in the tone and the speed of my picking, which is a combination of the circle/pencil picking method - Howard Roberts style, and the heavy metal Neo classical speed metal, rock, and of course the gypsy down stroke rest stroke.The fat tone and comfort of this pick is unbelievable, although, I am developing a callus on my first finger. Thx Again Dennis I Love your channel, the way you teach, and your IMMENSE dedication to this FABULOUS Genre of music.
i'm definatly saving that soundslice to my favorites. what a great video.
Awesome! Thanks for posting!!!
It watched that documentary dozens of times. There are tabs for it online
Great stuff Denis, as always!
Great stuff! I'll be working on these to help prep me for Django in June!
Nice one Denis 👌🎸🎶
Wonderful and astonishing!
Great stuff
❤❤❤❤
Sacrée énergie Denis 💪🔥👏
nice!
Safe flight!
Thank you for making these tutorials! When will the homestay program start again?
Man, I wish I knew lol
Incredible Denis bro 👏👏👏 u r inspiring me to get into gypsy jazz where would to suggest to buy affordable n good gypsy jazz guitar .....
i made a video on the topic of buying GJ guitars, it's somewhere in my channel!
Thanks
Daily reminder 0 : we need the tabs
done! Check the pinned comment!
Is that a musical hint at the end? Hmmm...
Yeyyy!!!! whats the waltz name in the end of the video??
Strimpa Waltz
Yes Strimpa by Lollo Meier (but me playing)
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Great video thanks! Can I ask what's that microphone you're using on your guitar?
It’s a DPA microphone! They’re great!
@@DenisChangMusic thanks!
12:50 Favino Lorier?! Pleeeease :)
one day for sure!
self hating Chinese moment
I love your videos but I must ask what is with the pooh bear. Am I not getting an inside joke?