Top 10 Stochelo Rosenberg licks

[@ChristiaanvanHemert]

Sorry, I had a very loud hiss on my vocal mic recording because of connecting the mic pre to an ungrounded outlet. I did my best to salvage what could be salvaged. Won't happen again, thanks for your understanding!

[@DenisChangMusic]

Sounds like you spent a lot of time learning from the Rosenberg Academy! Did you use their transcriptions?

[@ChristiaanvanHemert]

I hear they have hired the best transcriber in the business. I wonder if their name is somewhere on the site!

[@RobertMatichak]

Thanks for your generosity!

[@alexdotdash7731]

Amazing video!

[@adsupermusone8875]

Fabulous set of licks, thanks!

[@hanspeterlillese2225]

Thanks Christiaan, great job 👍

[@ZalMoxis]

Awesome👍

[@marketherton2296]

This is a great video 👍🏻

[@andresantana516]

Fantastic!! 🙏🏻 thank you!

[@Wyrdo999]

Christian I LOVE your work and videos. I'm wondering if you're as comfortable on guitar as violin? If not, do you feel you're close? I'm still waiting for a Double Jeu video and analysis. All the versions would be great. Birellis live solo, incredible! Romane and Stochelo's versions are great. And you can see how the song has evolved through the years. Another thing I often wonder is, do any of the gypsy players, play a song like say, Autumn Leaves, with the blues inflections, like say Howard Roberts would? The closest I've heard in the Gypsy genre is Stochelo on Relaxin at Camarillo, and I've heard Robin Nolan play bluesy lines. Also, Have you transcribed ANY Double Jeu? I've learned the complete head and some of the lines. My method is to listen over n over, then I slow them down. This is the ONLY WAY, for me to get the Gypsy feel, to COPY their lines, and transcriptions make it so much easier, Stocholo has a video on him playing the lines which is great too. Thx again.