All Of Me - Guitar Arrangement (Chord Melody)

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

What song should I do next? 🙏

[@jaqfried]

Polka Dots or My Romance

[@mitanshu5129]

Madeon- No fear no more

[@DirkRadloff]

Smoke gets in your eyes

[@philipprstruck]

How about Four?

[@mrpitusberry]

Summertime 😍

[@KrenarCilkuGuitar]

It's more than obvious that you're a guitar master but man, you also have great taste in guitars! That D'Angelico is just beautiful! Hope you're doing well, stay safe, cheers!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

❤️🎸❤️

[@FridrikIulia]

Amazing content sir! I've been enjoying learning new things last couple weeks! Appreciate what you do! Where are you from originally, do you mind me asking?)

[@michaelmcmahon6323]

Super cool Rotem, I love this...working on it now. I really love how you break this down in easily understandable and digestible segments- takes the fear out of it. More of these please 😀

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

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[@bochasotes]

Es muy interesante tu manera de explicar la armonización de la melodía, sería necesario mas videos como este. Felicitaciones por tu trabajo. aparte de un gran maestro eres buen comu icador. Gracias desde Argentina

[@sipalingpaham]

Muy bienos dias.

[@weissmann7770]

you are a monster player with great taste. thank you for posting what you do. very, very useful

[@masmas8517]

Listening to your masterful playing is not only a lesson in guitar, but quite a pleasant and enjoyable musical experience. I have the same draw when watching and listening to Tommy Emmanuel. Your audience could grow just from songs skillfully played by you. Misty was my key to learning guitar.

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Thank you !!

[@martyndormer]

Most instructive and inspirational. I feel that I might be behind the jazz curve, but I will continue the struggle...

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

🙏🙏❤️

[@randydean23]

In my opinion this was your best and most clearly contextualized specifically jazz guitar lesson yet. Where many of your videos that I had checked out so far were about improving one's technique, rhythm, and so on_ they were not necessarily just about a specific srtlye or genre of music. Great work!!

[@The_Pedal_Guy]

Great lesson, Rotem. I'm really fascinated by your tone. Would you ever consider making a video on how you get it?

[@EngRMP]

I LOVE this kind of lesson and this style of teaching. You get REAL juicy context along with well described theory and its application. The juice sweetens my day, and the theory feeds my brain... I'm so happy to support you on Patreon.

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Thank you! 💙💙💙

[@MorningCarnival]

Perfect, I’m just starting to learn chord melody and this is perfect for me. Also, a lovely tone and such a light touch.

[@miguelnaranjo538]

Thanks for sharing your in depth jazz knowledge 🙏🏻

[@christiangennari]

Just found out you've made a course over at Truefire, can't wait for it to be released, thanks in advance for everything I will be learning!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Oh thank you!!

[@johndoubleu970]

Thank you so much for your chord melody videos! it's such an great inspiration. thank you for your work! greetings from Germany :)

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

❤️ hugs

[@dmitryshirshov9339]

Wonderful! Gorgeous tone! Your videos are very inspiring! Helps me a lot to overcome depression and go practice. Thanks!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Thanks!!

[@NathanMorgan7]

Hi Rotem! Love your lessons! Your shell chord lesson and callab with Paul David’s really helped me take my playing to the next level!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

🙏🙏🤘

[@rtstodden]

Great explanation of the melody and chords!

[@jimkangas4176]

Nice job. As a long time player trying to learn solo, I agree (I think) that chord melody is not really "enough" because it sounds like constant block chords. Other approaches I've been working on are self-comping (as you did in the first section), playing strictly bass and melody but trying to make them independent (great for a first chorus), and counterpoint-y - playing the chords as a call-response type figure. I'd love to hear what you think about those approaches, and I'm sure you may have others too! Thanks.

[@mikepollack8277]

Rotem: “Augmented... why? Because I can.”

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Lolz

[@LaChatta1000]

Thank you. Your tips are always precious

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Happy to help!

[@martmexpue]

Hi Rotem, which version of this beautiful D'Angelico do you play in this video. I guess it is the D'Angelico Deluxe SS, but I dont find it in the beautiful "red". Could you please provide a link. Please help :-)

[@jaggercontreras9270]

Awesome Rotem.✌

[@0bikej526]

Rotem - love it. Straight to patreon for me. Total Noob question here, but do you have a chord lesson demonstrating your strum technique with switches to melody?

[@sevapaco]

Heavenly voicings! 😍

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

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[@deanforrestswanson]

Thanks Rotem, really enjoyed the video.

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

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[@ivorakar]

I bought this guitar a month ago, now all I have to do is to learn to play like you. 😆

[@tonyleeglenn]

Love this. Masterful version of this classic!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

❤️

[@adrianteo2421]

More Jazz Lesson please. I'm just starting. More simple songs and explanation on what's happening slowly

[@aung1406]

Thanks to Paul, I discovered you

[@mikepollack8277]

Same

[@nickyboyleo]

Same!!!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Paul is THE man🤘

[@ataraxia4526]

Wonderful lesson. In Blues music there is a way of playing Major and Minor Pentatonic scales on top of each other (both scales with the same root note). Mixing the notes in Major and Minor Pentatonic scales together brings interesting and playful melodies. I wonder if this is used also in Jazz music??

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Yesss

[@stephanambros2783]

Great lesson

[@DaMonster]

That’s a beautiful d’angelico Rotem! I’d like to ask if you have any opinion on labeling of types voicings like drop 2 and drop 3. There’s a video of Gilad Hekselman talking about his “double drop 2 drop 3” voicings and it got me thinking about methods of finding more chords. Do you think of chords like this ever?

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

I do sometimes

[@steveskidmore849]

Lovely guitar 🎸💕

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

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[@PureToneAmps]

lovely video Rotem, I want to see you with the Duo Sonic in a video too!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Soon!

[@paulylvisaker7872]

What is on your pedal board? When you were playing riffs with Mr. David I loved that sound!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Mmm. A few things...

[@paulylvisaker7872]

@@RotemSivanGuitar well that’s just mean. No recipe for the secret sauce, huh?

[@jlgohez]

thnak you for doing this....

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

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[@keith3480]

Autumn Leaves, please. With your teaching in this manner, I feel that the first "Set" of standards and or popular tunes to arrange and perform for solo guitar would be optimal. The Girl from Ipanema, etc. Also, please show us the "must" and "most" useful exercises to get our triads, shell voicings and 7th chords with all of the inversions under our fingers. Thank you for your patience and encouragement!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

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[@Johnhasa1]

I love chord melodies! Can you learn to play them without having practiced a piece? Like, you just think of a song and just play it, even if you've never played it before.

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Yea, but that takes more practice

[@Johnhasa1]

@@RotemSivanGuitar cool! What should one focus on when practicing that?

[@Johnhasa1]

Ah! I guess you just follow these instructions, but just in a context where you do it by ear

[@hifreq-therapy1058]

@@Johnhasa1 I think that its ones of those things that come naturally after having done it to many other songs in that style

[@eladguitar]

@@Johnhasa1 Hey man, you didn't ask me, but maybe this can shed some light - You need to have the combination of an ear good enough to hear what the chords and notes are, and enough control over the neck to be able to immediately play them. Combine that with fluency in the stylistic aspect of this kind of playing and you could do this. Takes some experience and exploring but definitely doable.

[@reh0119]

I joined your Patriot site specifically to get the PDF of this song. I can’t find it. Can you help?

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

Let me check!

[@reh0119]

@ thanks, let me know where to find it please

[@erikluo]

Amazing video!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

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[@тимурдолгов-ф2г]

cool!!!

[@dcoch2000]

What is the guitar? Looks like a new Excel SS? It's beautiful!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

It's fun

[@inkognitopracholochos]

Nice guitar :D how much it cost or who made it?

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

It's a dangelico - it's about 2k

[@bjackblack]

😎✨

[@michaelmcmahon6323]

How about All The Things You Are?

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

I did that one a while ago! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGfXgWRvor6Ggsk

[@waitaminute7257]

All I have is a phone screen to look at the tab so it would be better if you made the chord diagrams bigger. Great lessons though. Thank you

Nice vid! More tabs would be better. Some of these voicings are new to me. :)

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

There's more on Patreon 🙏

[@aslazaimi5824]

Fuck yea! Fuckin great fuckin content!!

[@RotemSivanGuitar]

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