Coquette (160 bpm) : Gypsy jazz Backing track / Jazz manouche

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This backing track shows the chords played in the famous 1946 version of Django Reinhardt !
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[@MacPakinga-gl8bu]

Awesome love these picking tunes. 🎸🤘🏼👏🏼❤️ From new Zealand 🌏.

[@guenardthomas4250]

Excellent...

[@Ben_mrt]

trotro classe la musique

[@passemoilesol]

Cool tranquille merci!

[@UpcycleElectronics]

So... I like this tune. Your latest postings of simple rifts got me motivated to actually try playing some of this stuff. From my perspective, it would be a lot easier to get started if you had the backing chord TABs somewhere that is easy to find. I've played a guitar almost every day for 18 years, but it is just a personal, therapeutic kind of thing for me. I don't play for or with other people. I never took lessons, and don't want to. I don't want to make the guitar an academic focus. It's just a way to relax and clear my mind. This is why I haven't learned a lot of theory, structure, or chords. I know tab well enough to learn anything I want to play but I mostly just mess around with my own music. For someone like me I need to transcribe these chords in order to learn and play along. That's a barrier to entry here when I only spend a few minutes at a time playing the guitar. Post whatever you like. I'm not trying to tell you what kind of content you should do or anything like that. I'm simply a fan of your music. I have tried to play the rhythm of this song for a few minutes 2 mornings in a row, and the comment above is a simple observation. I imagine there are a lot of people like myself that would like to learn like these basics and perhaps go deeper into the music from there. I'm working on an enormous project with my other interests. I don't have the ability to learn anything that will take me more than 10-20 minutes to master. That's the reason your little 1-2 minute rifts you have been posting got my attention. This is how I followed up on the interest, and where it feels like there is a gap in content and information. Regardless, thanks for introducing me to the genre and helping me to learn about it. -Jake

[@guitareimprovisation]

Here you can find the chords I play : kzbin.info/www/bejne/a36tiHWcqLRooJI

[@musicforthecause]

Please post "Shine."

[@Estudianteeterno]

Es incómodo que haya tanto destiempo en la base no se puede improvisar bien, saludos y gracias

[@erichnussbaum]

You can use this to play along: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXy4l4x5aa97arM

[@axelmedard6144]

j'ai une question pour le fa diminué tu utilise le schema avec la fondamentale sur la corde de LA ou de MI

[@guitareimprovisation]

Axel Médard J'utilise la position de Ré diminué, fondamentale corde de La. C'est celle utilisée par l'accompagnateur dans la version de Django. Je te conseille la vidéo de coquette que j'ai faite, j'y montre les accords utilisés dans l'original (Em7 et A7 un peu originaux) : www.guitare-improvisation.com/video_coquette.php

[@axelmedard6144]

parfait je te remercie tes backing tracks sont vraiment bien

[@guitareimprovisation]

Axel Médard Merci !

[@biagiodefalco2456]

Ma il diagramma degli accordi dove sta?

[@gabrielgabriel4921]

Pourquoi écrire Fdim ? C'est pas plutôt un Ddim tout simplement? (C'est les mêmes notes bien sur)

[@guitareimprovisation]

Haha ! Bonne question :-) Eh non, Fdim parce que... La basse joue un Fa ! Ca évite d'écrire Ddim/F. C'est ça en général qui indique comment on écrit un accord dim.

[@zany8980]

Slim and slam

[@mrbaaab]

There's a bit of "I saw Mummy kissing Santa Claus in this. Good fun!

[@petel2952]

aaahhh....no.