Proper Chords to Django's Waltz ( Montagne Ste Genevieve)

[@bleakcandour]

Free gypsy guitar lesson by Sven Jungbeck We should all feel fuckin grateful as we have this valuable things literally free to us. This is gold. Sven thanks alot mate, hope you and yours and doing great and I wish you nothing but the best. Keep them coming!!

[@ericb5852]

Thank you, Sven! You are always there when I’m working on a new tune😄

[@davidbuerkel5737]

Thank You, Sven. I appreciate what you do for us. I am learning this song with Jan Brouwer, tomorrow.

[@rickspence979]

As usual just great - just what we need...

[@pororin60]

Hi Sven, You are a great teacher for me. Thank you for sharing your knowledges every time. Masaki😃Kobe, JAPAN

[@SvenJungbeck]

Great to hear from you, from Japan! I'd love to go there, have never been there before. Warm regards, Sven

[@mariano3760]

Bel lavoro Sven. E tornate presto a Roma!

[@Sagapo1953]

Sven you are absolutely the best on execution and explanation ! Regards from Milan

[@SERJ4MAN]

Great musician,esthete!

[@lorraineosullivan4102]

Thanks that's brilliant, love yr teaching as always. Lorraine

[@juandrayo]

You are so incredible. Love your passion for this

[@AJGreen-cn8kk]

You must read minds too. I was thinking the other day how my 3/4 time just sucked. Now I have a new tune to work on it, thanks!

[@bennybonilla2864]

Nice looking guitar

[@Freakybananayo]

great lesson! would be good to see the proper chords to swing 42.

[@themusiccovenant]

Master of comping

[@potatoman7780]

Youre melody playing looks so effortless

[@milesnbond]

Sven what are the proper chords to end quarantine? Thanks for the video!

[@nonopresta2451]

Thanks that s great.

[@johnfair62]

This was awesome!!!!! Thank you very much!!!

[@SvenJungbeck]

Thank you!

[@rickspence979]

At 8:00 where you show the D#Dim over the B7 - If you keep that shape but play the B on the E string instead of the D# on the A (alternating between the two) - you get a B6b9 which sounds good as well, to my poor quality ears at least. I really got a lot out of this lesson - cheers.

[@stuartarnold4495]

This is a lovely tune. Thanks for sharing. do you have soundslice examples.

[@SvenJungbeck]

Thank you, But.. No soundslice 😂

[@edu9401]

But I thought that the name of this tune was 'bistro fada' and was originally from Stephane Wrembel... :O fuck bro

[@SvenJungbeck]

As I said, chords of part a are exactly the same! Like in many traditional waltzes 👌😀

[@dondraufi]

Ay brother, I appreciate the knowledge but why do you gotta flip me off like that. 01:58

[@kapteinrdskjegg5285]

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