that E9sus to E13b9 chord run you are messing with at the beginning is a killer intro to anything in A. i just had to steal it. thanks a felt 'n meltin' million once again Robin.
Hi there - thanks a lot, just have found this beautiful lesson ...4 years later, as you say.. nevertheless its very nice and helpful - I am in Moscow, Russia if you're really interested to know:) Thank you very much!
Nice one my friend glad it help! We have a live lesson happening this evening too I think you will like www.gypsyjazztransfusionclub.com/oi-230107-join-the-free-webinar
Don't know how old this post is, but glad I found you Robin! Good lesson, thanx! from old guy from Santa Barbara now hiding in Northern Idaho. I need all the help possible w/jazz, especially the loosy-goosey Django style, again, thanx Robin!!
Hi from Shellharbour NSW. As always I am learning from your lessons. After nearly fifty years of self-taught bad habits I am having to UNLEARN a lot too, but as a fingerpicker it is the right hand picking I am finding the most difficult. I am hanging in there though, I'll get it one day. Thanks.
Hi Chris - so good to hear you’re enjoying the lessons... yes the right hand pick can be tricky. I’ve never obsessed with it and have always played the way I naturally do. Try to get that floating wrist and make sure you practice a little rhythm every day... just 5 minutes! Cheers, Robin
Hey i come from france in normandy! I lke your video an your powers.I always like the manouche music, but i haven,t the times for learning.But since few months, i started to learn ,and your video are amazing for learning the jazz manouche.thank you! if you come in france near caen i will happy to meet you for talk and play guitar and eat drink a good local produce.
❤🎆🎶🎸🎻Cold sunny afternoon in Sydney. Love hearing your special manouche fanfare at the beginning. Your XXX is mirrored by mine over here. Pity the sound isn't an echo (yet). I like the Father's Day card too. Resting the right hand on the strings between funks is a good idea on such a resonant guitar. Going over these tunes keeps sparking off new ideas. What I particularly learned was the Devils' chord: substituting the Ab7 for the D7. Can't wait to see how you move through the F#-7b5 B7 E- section. That sounded great! Thanks Robin.
yes that Ab7 is perfect on Nuages....and highlights the function of the tri-tone substitution. yes I should show you that fanfare at the beginning - got that from Wawau Adler! Robin
27:41 YOU GET THE PICTURE ( Smile) ! 🌷🌷❤️ his man . What a CLASS ACT . UPDATE : what a WORLD CLASS ACT you are . Hey hey , Mick from Multnomah Village in Portland Oregon watching, rewinding , watching, rewinding ... 2 days after Thanksgiving 2020 this wonderful learning video.What a treasure at my fingertips and everyone else's who has the privilege and joy of watching you at work and do what you probably love to do best after your family playing guitar & teaching. You absolutely break things down to the little bit of pieces that put the puzzle together to the BIG picture / tune . You were working some chords (27:28-31) and a huge smile came to my face, caused the lights in my brain to light up probably the whole spectrum of synapse. Thank you once again for changing my life in a huge positive way. Have a great day. Oh One more thing as you do in your chord substitutions you could probably substitute New Amsterdam for New York - laugh laugh have a great day. MVM Multnomah Village Mick
You surely played that for ages man :D so much accuracy. I did learn your soloing chords for Minor swing, superb lesson it totally opened a whole world.
WAW just great ideas here ! I adore ! i learned gypsy guitare many years ago but found it too difficult specially with so smal hands and fingers like me ...but this video give me wish to restart dear Robin ! Thanks a lot ! ( Nuage is my favorit song from Django and I adore funk - after gypsy jazz and Django of course)
Just some question please - Is it exist your backing track somewhere I could downloud or bue - I'd like so much to present it on my lessons in Berklee -I'm singer in specialisation there online) Thanks a lot Robin .
Near Gainesville, Fl. Great discussion and ideas. Thanks Robin!. I wish I could go to NYC...but instead I am spending the month of November in the south of France... Carcassonne. Any Manouche players there?
hey jerry glad the lesson helps.........I'm sure there are manouche players in Carcassonne but don't know any off hand - sounds like a great trip! Robin
I am trying to learn “Nuages” form Django Reinhardt’s relatives. They are here from Alsace France. Sandro Lorien and Pequito Lorier Weis. A father son duo, touring in Chicago, IL, and St. Louis, MO.
Watching from just 150 km from Amsterdam. I have a little question: I'm a beginner to gypsy jazz and I am starting off with rhythm and learning chords before I go to lead playing. I was wondering if I should look up sheet papers of songs to memorize the chords or just learn the chords and try to learn some songs by ear. Also: what are some important chord progressions in gypsy jazz? Thank you!
welcome and thanks for the comment........you should do a combination. Check out the chords on a chart THEN put them to memory. Of course if you don't need the chart at all then no worries. This is a good place to start www.gypsyjazzcrashcourse.com all the best, Robin
Hi gypsyguitars, I have just received my Polak XXX guitar. I can see what you mean: it is very light and resonant, and sustains so much that the tone is quite like a good nylon classical guitar. The silk and steel strings help too.
Just some question please - Is it exist your backing track somewhere I could downloud or bue - I'd like so much to present it on my lessons in Berklee -I'm singer in specialisation there online) Thanks a lot Robin .P.S. Will there be your workshops in NY this year in summer ?
How does one get into this music? I can listen to almost any kind of music but the fret buzz makes the timbre repulsive. Not to mention the least melodic lines ever. It’s like half diminished and dominant chords and have buzzy technique and now that’s gypsy jazz. I realize I sound like a purist or perhaps just an idiot but I actually want to be enlightened as to how someone would come to like this music.
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Four years later, this lesson is still alive, fantastic and kicking!! Thank you!
Vive Django!
Thank you for this lesson! From the green mountains of Vermont USA 🎸⚡️🎶
@@1crimson7 welcome man glad it helps and stay inspired! 🙌🥶❤️
Hi Robin. Thanks alot for that great lesson
Welcome Serdar! Robin
Rob.i found it. ! This does the trick. I'll be on this for a month..of Sundays
Awesome lesson nolan 😃😃👍✌️
I have enjoy a lot this videos
Wouldn t be the same without nolan
Nolan make it fun to watch n learn
@@yannickdumont2351 thanks Yannick stay inspired!
that E9sus to E13b9 chord run you are messing with at the beginning is a killer intro to anything in A. i just had to steal it. thanks a felt 'n meltin' million once again Robin.
musterionsurly yes I love that as an intro got it from the Gypsy guitarist Wawau Adler, cheers, Robin
Very very well. Thanks
Thank you! 🎸💕
Greetings from Brazil!!
Hey Eduardo welcome! Robin
Thailand also Thank you so much awesome
Sompong Visriputn welcome Sompong! Robin
Christopher from Peterborough Canada, lovn it
Christopher Szirtes glad the Lesson helps Christopher ... cheers. Robin
watching from Annecy, France
welcome Sandy! Robin
some very nice variations.....thanks!
Hi there - thanks a lot, just have found this beautiful lesson ...4 years later, as you say.. nevertheless its very nice and helpful - I am in Moscow, Russia if you're really interested to know:) Thank you very much!
Nice one my friend glad it help! We have a live lesson happening this evening too I think you will like www.gypsyjazztransfusionclub.com/oi-230107-join-the-free-webinar
France, Perpignan little town Terrats. Here we love gypsy jazz in catalan pyrenees
Hervé Rostaing beautiful Hervé! Robin
Hello from Isabela Puerto Rico 🇵🇷🎶🎶🎶😎
Im watchin in the Future , in Brazil! Thanks for the lesson
Hope it’s going well there Pablo! Stay inspired 🎸❤️Robin
Very nice!! From Manchester
Manchester Sound Studio glad it helps! Robin
I bouhgt your book i hope i learn a lot of things about gypsy .
It will be a great help 🙏❤️🎸
Don't know how old this post is, but glad I found you Robin! Good lesson, thanx! from old guy from Santa Barbara now hiding in Northern Idaho. I need all the help possible w/jazz, especially the loosy-goosey Django style, again, thanx Robin!!
it's timeless like us all mate! Thanks for the comment and I'm really happy you enjoy the lessons - stay inspired! Robin
Hi from Bulgaria
Welcome David stay inspired!
Hi from Czech republic ... Thank you for the great lesson
sara pintyeova you’re welcome Sara! Robin
Great video - Watching after the fact from my new home in Philadelphia. It’s hard to believe Big Indian was almost two years ago.
Miles Barel wow yes time flies Miles! Hope all is well and to see you soon. 🎸❤️Robin
Thank you from Aust. Very grateful for your lessons which come with a generosity of spirit and even though Im still crap I do get it eventually
Thanks Annie you’re welcome. Stay inspired! Robin
Hi! I'm in South of France.
@@francisdelor4374 welcome Francis!
THANK FOR YOUR VIDEO,iT WAS GREAT. IM FROM ARGENTINA
Welcome Santiago! Robin
Hi from Shellharbour NSW. As always I am learning from your lessons. After nearly fifty years of self-taught bad habits I am having to UNLEARN a lot too, but as a fingerpicker it is the right hand picking I am finding the most difficult. I am hanging in there though, I'll get it one day. Thanks.
Hi Chris - so good to hear you’re enjoying the lessons... yes the right hand pick can be tricky. I’ve never obsessed with it and have always played the way I naturally do. Try to get that floating wrist and make sure you practice a little rhythm every day... just 5 minutes! Cheers, Robin
İStanbul, Turkey...Great vid! Thank you!
wedge antilles you’re welcome! Robin
Hey i come from france in normandy!
I lke your video an your powers.I always like the manouche music, but i haven,t the times for learning.But since few months, i started to learn ,and your video are amazing for learning the jazz manouche.thank you! if you come in france near caen i will happy to meet you for talk and play guitar and eat drink a good local produce.
Love your videos Robin. You are the man. Prost!!!! Saludos!!!!
Andrew Israel glad they help you Andrew... saludos! Robin
Mitch
Great stuff. From Vancouver
mitch howe cheers Mitch
N.E. Tennessee, yea buddy.
Garcdonald welcome mate! Robin
Watching from ontario canada
JoliFilms welcome! Robin
Love from India ur one of the best teacher on UA-cam
Melinda and Jeff from Southern Oregon, USA. Thanks.
welcome Melinda & Jeff! Robin
Great talent of learning Robin ! Love your communicative enthusiasm & passion ! Thanks for all ! Cheers from France :-))
Welcome and thanks man stay inspired! Robin
watching from Croydon. Loving it
MrThompat1971 welcome mate! Robin
Mike in Tokyo. Great lesson, again!
welcome Mike really glad it helps! Robin
Love your lessons helps alot thanks
that's really good to hear.. I'm glad they help - cheers.....Robin
Watching from Austria and enjoy it too! Thank you for your great talking and playing!
Volkmar Fölss really glad it helps Volkmar... all the best! Robin
Mexico City. Ex-Pat living abroad.
RoscoeJames welcome James! Robin
Hey my distant friend!
Good job ever!
Congratulations from São Paulo Brazil
José Carlos De Jesus all the best José Carlos! Robin
Allentown Pennsylvania
Hey Chris welcome man! Robin
Hi Robin, I'm watching you from Wuthering Heights, Bronte Land. Thank you for sharing your valuable time.
David Flint welcome David! Robin
Hi Robin - great lesson- Abilene,Tx.
Byron Lowder glad it helps Byron cheers - Robin
❤🎆🎶🎸🎻Cold sunny afternoon in Sydney. Love hearing your special manouche fanfare at the beginning. Your XXX is mirrored by mine over here. Pity the sound isn't an echo (yet). I like the Father's Day card too. Resting the right hand on the strings between funks is a good idea on such a resonant guitar. Going over these tunes keeps sparking off new ideas. What I particularly learned was the Devils' chord: substituting the Ab7 for the D7. Can't wait to see how you move through the F#-7b5 B7 E- section. That sounded great! Thanks Robin.
yes that Ab7 is perfect on Nuages....and highlights the function of the tri-tone substitution. yes I should show you that fanfare at the beginning - got that from Wawau Adler! Robin
Just back from the Amsterdam retreat and I decided I have to learn this tune! Hope yr recovering Robin after a busy week. Lorraine
Watching from Finland and enjoy it. Thanx ,man, for your effort.
Juri Rosenfeld you’re welcome Juri I’m happy you like it! Enjoy the summer! Robin
Eddie, from Virginia, USA. Thank you for the great lesson!
Eddie T really happy it helps you Eddie! Robin
27:41 YOU GET THE PICTURE ( Smile) ! 🌷🌷❤️ his man . What a CLASS ACT .
UPDATE : what a WORLD CLASS ACT you are . Hey hey , Mick from Multnomah Village in Portland Oregon watching, rewinding , watching, rewinding ... 2 days after Thanksgiving 2020 this wonderful learning video.What a treasure at my fingertips and everyone else's who has the privilege and joy of watching you at work and do what you probably love to do best after your family playing guitar & teaching. You absolutely break things down to the little bit of pieces that put the puzzle together to the BIG picture / tune . You were working some chords (27:28-31) and a huge smile came to my face, caused the lights in my brain to light up probably the whole spectrum of synapse. Thank you once again for changing my life in a huge positive way. Have a great day. Oh One more thing as you do in your chord substitutions you could probably substitute New Amsterdam for New York - laugh laugh have a great day. MVM Multnomah Village Mick
Watching from Uberaba- Brazil!
LM Salge welcome! Robin
You surely played that for ages man :D so much accuracy. I did learn your soloing chords for Minor swing, superb lesson it totally opened a whole world.
thanks Sacco I'm glad the lessons are inspiring you! Robin
❤️ From Dubai :)
Redsmusic Blues 🙏🎸❤️Robin
WAW just great ideas here ! I adore ! i learned gypsy guitare many years ago but found it too difficult specially with so smal hands and fingers like me ...but this video give me wish to restart dear Robin ! Thanks a lot ! ( Nuage is my favorit song from Django and I adore funk - after gypsy jazz and Django of course)
Svetlana Geyer great Svetlana I’m glad to have inspired you to learn some more! Have fun! Robin
Just some question please - Is it exist your backing track somewhere I could downloud or bue - I'd like so much to present it on my lessons in Berklee -I'm singer in specialisation there online) Thanks a lot Robin .
Watching on catch up! I’m working on Nuages at the moment...some of those passing chords are gold. Thanks again 👍
Nick Caldwell ahhh really glad they help Nick. Cheers, Robin 🎸❤️
Gatineau, Quebec
Loving all the videos! can't get enough here in Virginia~!
Patrick Wilson glad they help Patrick cheers! Robin
♥ Chris, The Republic of Yorkshire.
Chris Parkin welcome Chris! Robin
Thanks for putting this out there. You are a great teacher.
Chris Parkin thx for the kind words Chris cheers
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vishengro 🎸❤️
Great job Robin! CA
thanks Don cheers mate! Robin
Near Gainesville, Fl. Great discussion and ideas. Thanks Robin!. I wish I could go to NYC...but instead I am spending the month of November in the south of France... Carcassonne. Any Manouche players there?
hey jerry glad the lesson helps.........I'm sure there are manouche players in Carcassonne but don't know any off hand - sounds like a great trip! Robin
Frank, Eagle Rock, CA, USA. When are you coming back to Southern California?
Cafe Swing Society it’s been too long need to get back mate... cheers! Robin
I am trying to learn “Nuages” form Django Reinhardt’s relatives. They are here from Alsace France. Sandro Lorien and Pequito Lorier Weis. A father son duo, touring in Chicago, IL, and St. Louis, MO.
love those guys...awesome musicians! Robin
Darin, from New York, but in Paris now.
Darin Strauss welcome Darin enjoy! Robin
Jake in Belfast!
jallison945 welcome Jake! Robin
Watching from Atlanta,Ga. Thanks Robin! How can we know when you're going live with these lessons?
You’re welcome Dennis....join the Gypsy Jazz Secrets Facebook Page... I go live there every week... cheers! Robin
I am in Puerto Rico .in the Caribbean sea
Great Playing. Practicing from Sun City Center Florida. have you done Tico Tico?
Rudy Qualls great to hear you’re inspired Rudy... no Tico Tico yet but that’s a killer tune! Cheers, Robin
Watching from just 150 km from Amsterdam. I have a little question: I'm a beginner to gypsy jazz and I am starting off with rhythm and learning chords before I go to lead playing. I was wondering if I should look up sheet papers of songs to memorize the chords or just learn the chords and try to learn some songs by ear. Also: what are some important chord progressions in gypsy jazz?
Thank you!
welcome and thanks for the comment........you should do a combination. Check out the chords on a chart THEN put them to memory. Of course if you don't need the chart at all then no worries. This is a good place to start www.gypsyjazzcrashcourse.com all the best, Robin
Do you have a video for the rest of the chords?
Thanks
Edgy Name you’ll find the rest in my membership ‘Gypsy Jazz Transfusion Club’ let me know if you’d like more info, cheers, Robin
interesting nylon string with the tailpiece... who made it ??? Maui Hawaii
gypsyguitars it’s steel string! It sounds quite mellow though hey? It’s made by Polak Gypsy Guitars. Cheers, Robin
Hi gypsyguitars, I have just received my Polak XXX guitar. I can see what you mean: it is very light and resonant, and sustains so much that the tone is quite like a good nylon classical guitar. The silk and steel strings help too.
Hiya Robin! Have you always lived in Amsterdam?
Robin Karlsson yes for many years Robin! Cheers, Robin
Gypsy Jazz Secrets One day I might move there. Such cozy city. Perfect size and quite alot gypsyjazz! Bdw the videos a great!
Cheers!
Hazard, Ky.
Is this the full song?
@@TheJokerGuns not the full song just a taster
@@GypsyJazzSecrets thanks for the great lesson!
@@TheJokerGuns welcome man plenty of lessons on the Chanel stay inspired I’m here if you need help!
Just some question please - Is it exist your backing track somewhere I could downloud or bue - I'd like so much to present it on my lessons in Berklee -I'm singer in specialisation there online) Thanks a lot Robin .P.S. Will there be your workshops in NY this year in summer ?
Svetlana Geyer send an email to robin@robinnolan.com and I’ll see what I can do. Yes we will be back in NYC next September! All the best - Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecretsgreat thanks for answearing I'm happy ! best regards !
anothers things that s difficult to find a good methode for learning jazz manouhe .
Try my book it’s help many guitarists www.GypsyJazzBook.com cheers Robin
ok i try you book
@@benoitlegrix4306 yes it will help Benoit 👍
How does one get into this music? I can listen to almost any kind of music but the fret buzz makes the timbre repulsive. Not to mention the least melodic lines ever. It’s like half diminished and dominant chords and have buzzy technique and now that’s gypsy jazz. I realize I sound like a purist or perhaps just an idiot but I actually want to be enlightened as to how someone would come to like this music.
this is not Nuages
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Really like your lessons Robin but way too much talking and marketing.
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Welcome Stana! Robin