Ben Higgins14th October 2012Sounds beautiful S-Man !
Dieterle14th October 2012Sinisa what great guitar playing !
Reminds my on a old book i own Masters of Plectrum Guitar
Harry Volpe and some guys
Cosmin Lupu14th October 2012Genuine!
Bogdan Radovic14th October 2012Awesome lesson Sinisa!
Sinisa Cekic18th October 2012Thanks
K1R25th October 2012I loove this style! Great lesson! It would be awesome to have a collad on this or another gypsy backing
Rammikin24th October 2013Just wanted to let you know that, while playing this at full speed is still out of my reach, I practice it regularly at slow speed and find it to be a great lesson.
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Hi GMC!
Let's talk about Gipsy Jazz or Manouche guitar. The founder of this style is great Django Reinhardt. Reinhardt adapted gypsy folk melodies to the rhythms of American jazz, which reached widespread popularity in Europe in the 1930s. The study of this style may take some time and a lot of strength and conditioning practice!
To get the right Manouche sound you need a string set at least 012 gauge. Put the 12s on the acoustic guitar and then you will be clear why I mentioned strength.
I tried to imitate the sound with this TA model guitar.
Guitar : Tom Anderson Crowdster
Equipment : Sonar8 DAW, Guitar Rig5 plugin,Addictive drums
Tempo : 175 bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : E minor,A minor,Am6,B7
Scales used : E minor natural, E Harmonic minor
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