Nousche Rosenberg - For Sephora - Gypsy Jazz Rhythm
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2017
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English SUBTITLES are included in the lesson!
Excerpt from "Gypsy Jazz Rhythm with Nousche Rosenberg Vol.3"
Includes chord charts.
Volume 3 of Gypsy Jazz Rhythm focuses on the sound and interpretation on various songs in the Gypsy Jazz repertoire.
About Nousche Rosenberg:
Nousche Rosenberg has been accompanying his cousin Stochelo Rosenberg since they were children. He is the rhythm guitarist in the legendary Rosenberg Trio, and has performed all over the world with this group. He is regarded as one of the best rhythm players in the Gypsy Jazz genre.
Look how he feels this music. His face is like shining something.
I started to listening at 10pm and ended 2 am and after that time I was able to play For Sephora rhythm , thanks Denis for uploading !
Nous'che is like an uncle I didn't meet until I became an adult.
This comment is funny because something like this just happened to me yesterday 😂😂😂
THE BEST Rythm guitar gypsy ever!!!
Clear, intense, steady and simple, with no fannying about. We should all learn a lot from this. Thanks Nousche.
We love Nousche !!!
Finally I can play on the original for sephora rhythm!!!
Thank you so much for sharing i will learn this Beautiful melody. its # 1 And so are you Denis GBU ! Luis P.R
Oh man, this is gold. Thanks so much for that, love to play along these changes.
And he still loves the tune
Thank you very much! You made the backing track yourself live to play Stochelo's part with the real feeling of the track. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I very much enjoyed hearing the rhythm by itself!
This video i a great gift to huamity on so many levels. Thank you ever so much...
The gypsy bossa is irresistible. Gotta learn these chords before DIJ!
more than 15 years waiting for this
BRAVO!!!!!!
Aha, I got it now. Bedantkt Nousche!
wow... two interesting things! barre chords! (he must have hands of steel lol)...and the open string upstroke after each percussive strum...that is very interesting! Thanks Denis and Nousche!!
I'd say he has low action on that Gitan. It's likely to be very soft.
Klasse Herr Rosenberg😊
The best! I do the same shape of chords!!
Thank you!!
Klasse, thank you!!
LOVE IT !
Thanks so much
fantastic!! but even when I deaden the strings I hear tone, these guitars are special:)
magic thannks!
Nice!
GREAT
Altijd mooi om te ontdekken ...dan denk je dat je het nummer aardig in de vingers hebt ,,,,,,,,en dan zie je ja het kan nog beter......veel dank voor dit filmpje....
mooi
Ole!!!
Cuando te bailas…mi vida….mi amoooooor
On closer inspection the deadened stroke seems to be only on the top three strings, makes a bit more sense now:)
I like his look at :50 when he thinks "oops I played a different Ami7 shape than I did the first time around", nice to try and be consistent for students to follow.
He's trying to demonstrate exactly what was on the album, but it was recorded many years ago so I guess his voicings have changed a lot.
Hi Denis, two short questions. 1. What brand guitar is Nousche playing. 2. What type/model camera are you using to film him? It would seem it's a 4K at least. Thanks! Great Videos. ~Don
Mate, I have the 'In the style of Nous'che Rosenberger' online lessons from DC Music, and for only about $25 USD they are brilliant, and yes if you need tab for his voicings it comes with them. I have all the Angelo Debarre ones and they are years of fantastic input and study. Can't recommend the DC stuff enough
The guitar is from luthier Martin Tremblay
What's the chord at 1:04? For the life of it I cannot hit it :/
Bm6. 7x677x
@@SpunkyJocks I've been playing that. Must be lack of skill 😉Thanks, Paul.
@@Velocipeden No worries. An E7 would work too
@@SpunkyJocks Yes indeed. But I'd love to play it like Nous'che ;)
E7/-9 B-E-G#-D-F Nousche plays on five strings
Why does the speed change throughout this?
Because of reasons, I guess
Probably because he's teaching how to play it so it speeds up as people get use to the changes so they can play it up to tempo. Also this is just a clip from the lesson.