Bireli Lagrene - Guitar Lesson - Behind the scenes / Bloopers
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Behind the scenes / bloopers of the Bireli Lagrene lesson videos.
Biréli Lagrène is a French guitarist and bassist. He came to prominence in the 1980s for his Django Reinhardt-influenced style on the guitar, as well as for being a jazz fusion virtuoso on the electric guitar. He often performs within the swing, jazz fusion and post-bop mediums.
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His blues phrases & musicality though. Simply brillant 🤯
his electric blues is legit. and nasty. a virtuoso of many diverse styles. much respect.
+iloverumi he is indeed a great musician/guitarist
Bireli play more Jump blues please!
when Pat Martino was 14 years old he went to see Wes Montgomery in some club in N York and then he met him at his Hotel and Pat was asking him questions about modes and scales and licks etc and Wes answered hi" i cannot answer your questions just listen what i am playing "
see sometimes a musician cannot say some improvisations secrets that took years of practice to discover.
and i respect what Birelli said
I used to work at the bar in the Pizza Express jazz club in London. When Birelli would do week residencies he'd just hang out with the staff in the local late night coffee shops after work. Just like another member of staff. Just a nice down to earth guy.
I love Bireli Lagrene. One of the best players of all time. Easy guy and easy playing. Great. And he plays Jaco bass style too.
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Wait a minute... He don't know guitar theory and is considered to be in the top 50 jazz guitarist of all time!
I respect him even more👏
I know a lot of poeple who don't know nothing about Notes and theory and they play profisional
@@rene.grondzi Same here man!
Theory can help but you still have to hear how it sounds.
he knows a lot of theory
He’s in good company- Django, Wes Montgomery, Hendrix, SRV and co
Bireli, Don't worry! No one can copy that strong connection between your playing, musicality and soul. That is the key for personal and unique creativity. Keep on playing! It's fantastic!
What freedom to play like he does and not have to think about theory at all. What a talent
Bireli Lagrene: Master of the Guitar! Your humility makes your greatness even more breathtaking.
Ce qu'il y a de merveilleux (et de rassurant pour nous autres, pauvres mortels), c'est qu'il n'est pas indispensable de connaître la théorie de ce qui se joue en musique pour qu'elle soit belle. Biréli, immense guitariste, ne sait pas mettre des noms sur ses gammes, ses arpèges, ses accords. Et malgré ça (ou grâce à ça) son émotion, ses intensions ne sont pas filtrées et partent direct du cœur vers le notre ! Merci Monsieur Lagrène
This man is a genius.
You're amazing Bireli!
On ne s’ennuie jamais avec Bireli.La spontanéité fait la différence sur chacune de ses improvisations.
This is an amazing example of how when someone has a truly gifted mind that was born to do this, everything just naturally flows to him quickly without much thought or hesitation. A highly advanced musicial mind that wasn't trained in school with years of fundamentals and theory is a special gift from God.
I used to think his electric rock playing was his weakest style, but he's nailed that as well now! I can watch/listen to so many players but it's always Bireli that really does it for me. Love the fact that he doesn't take himself too seriously and takes risks.
Bireli is a very great guitarist and really sympathetic , noone needs scales and theories at his level. these are only for guys who can-t play to come near to a higher level,
just play. Wonderful.
It blew my mind that he doesn't know anything about theory!! Really impressive!
His theory is in his fingers and ears. And no mattern how much theory you learn, you still gotta get it out of your hands
But his hands an ears knows. That's the important thing. You can hear that he doesnt just play random notes.
He probably knows the same theory everyone knows in a different form. Chord tones. Common sequences. Etc.
he must know a sort of theory, and it would've been great to share it to us. anything but this fake lesson..
TheoreticallyDan gypsy style man, gipsies play and often dont even know the chords names
This also shows how good Denis is too! Hats off to his excellent French also!
it's his mother tongue..
A living genius ... and doesn’t give a flying trombone about theory ... yet plays anything he imagines ... god given gift.
Grazie Bireli !! fai piu video cosi...la simpatia vince su tutto !! sei un " Mostro"" di bravura....
Just listen at 4 “38...damn this is dope!!!
hyper sympa cette séquence et BIRELI tel qu'on l'aime !!
Excellent Birelli sur l'instrument et amusant de voir qu'il ne s'occupe pas du jargon utilisé, il joue simplement et avec un incroyable talent...
Wow, thanks for sharing this behind scenes video, the human side will always be the most important one. Saludos Maestro Bireli.
Ehm. Bireli Lagrene playing the electric guitar with overdrive? I almost spit my coffee all over the place.
there's a life beside work
You could see he loved that.
Go chech his early years with the great Jaco Pastorius you will be in schock
He also played metal.
Well, that's essentially what he did around his 18-20 years old when he played with Jaco Pastorius ! He also play electric bass, double bass, violin ans sings !
An incredible musician ! 😉
"don't worry most people won't even be able to play these" "i hope not!" hahahahahah :D i fell off my chair xDDD
Yes I know..that was hilarious and showed that most people don't practice enough, or have other lives to live!
I think what Bireli has and those like him is something akin to a photographic memory. The only thing is he can hear something just once and pretty much knows exactly where on a guitar fretboard to go and pick it out to duplicate it. You saw him do that twice here. In a very crude fashion most people can listen to a very simple melody line on a song and repeat it by voice. I’d venture as he’s learned chord positions the biggest key I think is first to get an ear trained so for one note; such as C you know the sound of it as a Cmaj, Cmin , C7th, Cdm etc, etc, etc. Once you learn or can hear those flavors it applies to all the rest of the notes. It will also give you scales based off this. The other thing is being able to hear in your head the harmonizing notes and going to a fretboard to pick those out instantly.
This guy can play ANY style totally convincingly - Gypsy Jazz, Heavy Metal, Electric Blues - If it's a music with guitars in it, this guy can play it...
Un Dieu ce Bireli et d'une modestie désarmante ! Il ne sait peut-être pas expliquer ce qu'il fait mais il le ressent de tout son être et sait le jouer.... contrairement à certains qui savent bien expliquer ce qu'il faut faire mais sont incapable de le jouer !
A God that Bireli and all in a disarming modesty! He may not know how to explain what he does, but he feels it with all his heart and knows how to play it ... unlike some who can explain well what to do but are unable to play it!
looove Bireli
I have finally the gall to name him the best!
It would be interesting to make an interview about his own implicit logic about scales and chords. A genius of its own kind!
That interview would be his entire discography. Words can't cover it, music can.
Was not expecting that heavy metal shredding 😅
Super 👌🏻!!! Bravo Denis pour tout ce que tu fais , un travail incroyable!!!
Et bravo bien entendu au grand Biréli Lagrene!!
Fantastique de simplicité et de talent!
A legend.....
One of the very few Jazz Guitarists who would even consider playing Rock Or Heavy Metal.
Le plus grand guitariste de jazz vivant. Il est un géant.
Mr. Ingenious!!!!!!!!
Bireli Lagrene ... one of the legend
"Mi7 à La... Allah..."
Beaucoup d'humour et de légèreté 😂🤣😂🤣😂💞💕
Il a gardé son âme bon enfant ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow....just discovered about him.
He is awesome....
Magnifique..!
Merci pour ces quelques idées de phrases du Maître !
Even his mistakes are formidable. Amazing musician.
Incroyable Bireli !
Bireli is my favorite player
love this guy
formidable, merci
So stoked you posted that!!! Love it!
I still see the 15y/o kid Bireli was when he first appeared on TV.....such a lovely guy.
i thought he was 12. ...with really bad teeth... but his playing! What a great guy!
I heard his acoustic playing the other day. Blown away. Now hearing his electric playing. Equally blown away. Such mastery of the guitar with incredible, authentic expression. Still picking my jaw up off the ground...
¡Te felicito Bìreli...eres el mejor por tu fraseo musical, y tu intención melódica!...¡Dios te guíe en todo!...
King
i real preciate it to have a master as bireli lagrene arround reminds me a lot jose monje (camaron de la isla) - sharing to the people - musical feelings does not need explainings
I know a piano player like him, who doesn't care to know about the theory of what he does, but is literally the best pianist I've ever met. He can literally play anything like it's nothing. He performs cumbia music as a living though lol hey, it pays the bills
Chouette ce type !
C'est bien de savoir en parler ! C'est mieux de savoir en jouer !!
C'est ce qu'on appelle un surdoué !!
Godin guitars don't get to share the spotlight with Gibson, Fender, PRS etc., but they sure should! Bireli also wails live on a Yamaha on the tune "Mouvements"
Bien drôle. Le II V I en VIII est collector! Merci.🥰👍
Exceptionnel !
I never knew he was "illiterate" as me when it comes to the names of chords and what not, he just plays what he wants to play no matter whats its called, love it!
He 'knows' all the theory. He just doesn't know what they are called.
Good (brotherly) laugh ; I did not expect that from Bireli, and it's even better! This said he is quite in a gypsy tradition, not being so impressed with academic knowledge. Otherwise he doesn't make me any younger. I have a cd he recorded when he was 14 yrs old (in French Alsace).
great maestro!!!
this is really funny. the man behind the curtain naming everything. the artist playing along as if the names of things might matter somewhat, even though the names of things don't matter at all.
Very well put
Le génie magnifique !
merci beaucoup
fantastique !
the man have three jimi hendrix in every finger ... if he move to rock in his own carer he gonna be a legend in this game
the best one !
Sometimes you are just born with something extra.
Although is the same think G#major and F minor pentatonic, Bireli probably was thinking about the G#major because he is using a substitute dominant D7>G , G#7>G
Someone I‘d love to Jam with. In our age we don‘t need to worry about ego or branding.
super! love it :)
bireli the best!!!!!!!
My French sucks.I'm glad they provided English subtitles.
he knows the right notes.....and that´s enough...;-)
for those wondering why he plays blues rock, remember he one day filled in for Gary Moore, with none others than Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker on Montreux's last concert of a GM tour . For contractual reasons, I don't think this video will be disclosed ever
Where did you hear this? Genuinely interested, because that would be hip as all.
Bireli est un vrai genius, j'aime sa musique, mais cette vidéo, comme leçon…
Il y a écrit "bloopers" dans le titre de la vidéo, ce qui signifie "bêtisier", ce n'est en aucun cas une leçon..
Bireli je l'ai vu jouer il avait 14 ns dans un ptit club bar de mon coin ! il jouait déjà tres bien , en fait c'est un surdoué ! par contre ses albums electriquessont assez ...comment dire ...ennuyeux ! et malgré sa tres grande technique en plus autodidacte je prefere 100 fois un guitariste dans le meme style qui vit pas loin de chez moi avec un son sublime et surtout un feeling que je ne retrouve pas chez Bireli ! sebastien felix !
A bit 'of humor to Mr. Chan would do well! Great Mr.Bireli !
C'est un génie
Dis moi Monsieur L'oiseau tu fais comment pour atterrir sur cette branche la bas en douceur? ben heuu je sais plus trop pour le réglage des volets des ailes, ni l'angle d'attaque mais ça vient tout seul. d'autres questions? En fait j'ai déjà discuté avec Bireli, il en connait quand même un sacré rayon en harmonie par rapport à la moyenne des musiciens manouches...LOL
so much more interesting than the actual release... xd
Hahahahaha nice! I hope i can get all of them! There is any discount?
Over D major he was thinking G# (Ab) MAJOR pentatonic....tritone sub...not f minor. Subtle difference, but evident if you consider how easy it is to "see" the b5 on the guitar.
no, Fm pentatonic is a common sub for D7 not D major, it's a derivative of the altered scale. Doesn't have much to do with tritone sub, although the tritone sub can be found within the altered scale as well. Last but not least, Fm pentatonic is the same as Ab major pentatonic, so it really doesn't matter what it's called. But Bireli often uses an Fm shape when using this concept
In the video he's talking about D7, i wrote D major, but i meant that, obviously!
Love that kinda' talk.
Birelli would be like: what the hell are you talking about , guys? What is it scale? :D
He's an electric shredder too? :)
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c'est très dur de expliquer comment être un génie
i want to know something, when the guy play and Birelli copy whqt he play it is instant copy or he knows this?
I think it is instant copy, most of the good Jazz guitarists are able to do that
Странно что нет Лагрена в электоичестве в плане блюзрока
trop cool des vidéo comme ça lol :)
Le talent à l'état brut !!!!!
Qui qu il fasse il EST pro et tres amusant et a l air d un Garçon tres conciliant
And I thought I had "musical hearing!" He just picked up two complicated licks on the first try basically!
I don't know about scales and theory either ... Sadly , I still can't play like this genius after 50 years , life's a bugger innit .
Watch George Benson talk about playing - it's the same thing. It's not that he doesn't know, it's that it's intuitive and he can't articulate it with a bunch of Jazz math. Benson will say, "And then, you know, you go 'bo be bo be do do do be doooo, blop dooooooooo...over the 5th. Then you can always make it go bleeeeeee if you'd like." - that's literally his lesson :)
Or Shawn Lane just demonstrating what he is doing. Whoa! My guitar won't do ANY of that.
Me: How do I learn to play this electric guitar?
Lagrene: Ok, you start by becoming a virtuoso on the acoustic guitar, then it is so much easier to learn the electric one.
Me:
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Excellent
I’ve seen him in shred mode before ,
ha ha ! super !
Is it just me, ir does this guy look like what Steve Terreberry may end up looking like when ge hits 47 or so??LOL!!