'Swing 42' How To Learn The Gypsy Jazz Repertoire - LIVE Replay! Gypsy Jazz Guitar Secrets Lesson
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'Swing 42' How To Learn The Gypsy Jazz Repertoire
In this lesson you'll learn the A section of the Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli tune 'Swing 42'.
But more importantly you'll also learn the concept of how to memorise and learn all these tunes which you need to know for playing gypsy jazz guitar.
The ONE thing you need to do everyday even if only for five minutes to learn the Gypsy Jazz Repertoire is to only play ONE tune at a time.
In this example we look at the A section of the Django & Stephane tune 'Swing 42'
Step 1:
Learn the chords to the A section which are:
C/Am7 Dm7/G7
C/Am7 Dm7/G7
Em7-5/A7/ Dm7/G7
C/Am7 Dm7/G7
Play this sequence OVER & OVER again until it starts to feel natural.
Put on the metronome to 120bpm and play rhythm making sure to lock in with the beat
There is no secret you just have to play it over and over again and it will stick!
Step 2:
Learn the notes to the melody out of time to get them under your fingers.
Now put the metronome to 120BPM and play the melody in time over and over again until it feels natural.
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Robin, love your enthusiasm for teaching Gypsy jazz.! Don't ever stop.
Don Hafley thanks Don will carry on! Robin
This is really interesting as, at 52, I’m now getting obsessive about tunes.. I used to be the person who knew bits of loads of songs but am now learning Minor Swing, swing 42, bossa dorado and Midnight Blue (Kenny Burrell), I play these religiously every day and every day I learn something new and get better. It’s much better to narrow your focus and just revisit and practice practice practice. Thanks for all you do in spreading the word
Live and play those tunes too nice one! Robin
Great teacher ..good advice. Just played it on uke . Thanks.
Perfect man stay inspired! 🎸❤️🙌🙏
Great advice. I was getting confused about how everybody does it. Now I'm gonna do my fave half-dozen. Swing 42 is my top!
nice one Sally! Robin
So so sooo important! Practicing 1 tune at the time, to actually be able to learn and remember it. I know maybe 50 tunes.. at least the beginning.. maybe.. I will now change and become a better person 💪🏻🙆🏻♂️and focus!
Robin mentioned something really important that caused me to give up twice!! "Don't be so caught up in being orthodox"! This is soo true, you feel this anonymous pressure to do things exactly like Django, Stochelo etc and for a beginner (like me) it can kill the joy of playing. Later you can get more 'orthodox' if you want, but Robin makes things accessible and fun! Isn't that the reason we play???
Four Owls exactly!!!
Cheers guys!
Another great one! Thanks so much Robin 👍
Eduardo Angielczyk you’re welcome Eduardo! Robin
Another helpful video thanks Robin!
you got it Byron! Robin
this is highly motivating. thank you very much.
trailer jam TV glad it helps stay inspired! Robin
Relly relly love your lesson
Mr. Shredder that’s great mate I’m so happy they help you! Robin
I'm Brazilian and I love jazz. I really want to play that style, and you've helped me a lot in this Jazi mystery. Thank you.
Hey Mateus so glad the lessons help. I’ll be in Brazil playing later on this year. Robin
I know, right? The JAzi mystery,
I have to watch this at work, but I'm playing mentally as best I can😭...
Peace & Love from Omaha, Nebraska!
yeah mate peace and love to you! Robin
That is a really good way to practise, if you can't easily get your hands on a guitar.
Cheers from Wichita Kansas
Класс!! Беру гитару и бегу заниматься!! Спасибо!
Игорь Горлов 🎸❤️
I really appreciate what you do.
I saw you perform with Chris Quinn at theatre severn brill
cheers mate yes always fun in Shrewsbury - stay inspired! Robin
Nice one
cameronjonesmusic cheers mate
I do like Robin's kitchen. Two ovens indeed. The spoils of gypsy playing!
devilhimself1974 haha you’re welcome anytime! Robin
That's how to really get hot!
As usual, good stuff Robin. Hey, it looks like you've upgraded your kitchen!
Jazz Gitan thanks man glad it helps yes new kitchen! Robin
Could you make a chart/video for your Cest Ci Bon recording with Janne Schra?
Nice one as a first les....Emil
Emil Sokol let me know if you need any help or have questions cheers - Robin
Sure!....Check my YTube page..
@@GypsyJazzSecrets It's hard to reach the chords,I'm missing few parts of fingers :-)
@@emilsokol9750 wow great Leidseplein video! I forgot about the naked man guy LOL
@@emilsokol9750 just leave em out - get the rhythm!
Hello Robin - greetings from Southport - very sound advice regarding the iPads and charts - in my band days and working on a new number, after going through it 3 times, the arrangement went in the case and the 4th time, "you're on your own with no crutches" - whilst it puts you under a bit of pressure, at least for me, it does work - oh, I notice for the rhythm part you are using "inside" chords - is this so that you are not "doubling up" with the soloist?
Topaz Tschinnery yes the only way really Topaz! What do you mean ‘Inside chords’? Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Hi again Robin - "inside" chords never include the top E string and often omit the lower one as well - hence they were voiced "inside" the two E strings - I am really giving my age away now, those type of fingerings were popularised by an extremely fine North of England dance-band guitarist called Eric Kershaw in the 1940s/50s - he used to be on the radio quite a lot - Eric Kershaw and his Rhythmic Guitars - he published a superb book, "Dance Band Chords for the Guitar" which I bought, cost six shillings (30p, a weeks wages then) - still have it somewhere!! Keep up the good work, your enthusiasm is very infectious, I am dusting off the 1950s Framus Jumbo to see if I can make that Em7b5 sound as good as you do!
Topaz Tschinnery got it! Yes a crunchy sound!
Your new kitchen looks pretty snazzy.
Thomas Morarre thanks Thomas a nice place to play guitar for sure! Robin
It might not be his, and if it is, he has style!!
Four Owls wife!
@@GypsyJazzSecrets LOL..hey Robin, just wondering if you have played the new Eastman guitars, or do you like the higher end Altamiras? I could possibly stretch to a cheaper Mateos but just wondering what you thought! Sorry to ask, just need to get a GJ guitar (again!!)...thanks mate!!
Four Owls no I haven’t but they look and sound great
The core Gypsy Jazz Guitar Secret: play guitar a lot!
dingoswamphead that helps! Robin
Hi
Can someone please tell me . After the melody is over at the very start of video ,what are the 3 descending chords.
I think you mean the bit at 0:12 where I play Bb13 A13 Ab13 - so A 13 would be XX5675
Gypsy Jazz Secrets thanks very much
He looks like crying in the thumbnail. Crying because he is soo gooooooddd!!!
haha we all do our best Filipe! Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets hey pls don't disturb i'm not done watching. Lol yeah you're so good man. Kudos to your channel
@@tonyforce75 thanks man!
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key if G>?
Rick Danner hey Rick, using the G as a pedal as the tune is in C. Cheers, Robin
Rocket Science !! maybe but certainly not as hard as working out what the Hell a Brexit backstop is.!
zoomankat haha totally! Robin
Thank you, but you look like you’re about to cry. Are you ok?
I’m fine thanks!
I don’t know how to play those fucking chords
One chord shape at a time take it slow - plenty of useful vids on this channel 🙌