Django's Famous Enclosures On 'Minor Swing' - LIVE REPLAY
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Django's Famous Enclosures On 'Minor Swing'
There are certain licks that Django used that we here over and over again.
…..and they always sound hot!
But what are they?
I’ve just made a cool new video to show you THE most famous of Django’s licks and how to make it part of your soloing style on ‘Minor Swing’.
In 5 easy steps :-)
The technical name for this ‘Trademark Lick’ of Django is an ‘Enclosure’ This musical device has been used for centuries by classical composers like Mozart and Beethoven...and now it’s your turn!
In this video you will learn:
Shred Gypsy Style Using Django's Trademark Enclosures
How To Visualise This Cool Sound All Over The Guitar Fretboard
Use My Simple 5-Step Method To Making This Gypsy Sound Part Of Your Soloing
1. Basic Arpeggio
2. Half Step Below
3. Scale Tone Above
4. For E7 and Dom 7 chords Half Step Above & Half Step Below
5. Combine & Have FUN!
Have fun and If you’d like me to help you take your guitar playing to the next level then come checkout 'The Club' Opening on Saturday 21st September!
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The Transfusion Club is really great. So much high quality content and Robin is always there to help and to answer questions with individual videos and posts.
Victor Ruoff great you’re a part of it Volker, stay inspired! Robin
Volker from Valencia here.
@@erimsee hombre!
I just wanna thank you robin i had an idea that enclosure was there but i didnt no till you said it and a light bulb came on you are gypsy jazz pro t fellla im digging it and really gonna get back to learning swing cheers m8
chris flint right on mate! Robin
Holy shit. The first 45 seconds of this is some of the best playing I’ve ever heard.
tomscotland 🙏🙏🙏Robin
You have a great style of teaching Robin. I enjoy pulling up this video, amount others to practice a bit. My bass player friend is in a Gypsy Jazz Band here in NYC. He keeps telling me to get this stuff down and play some Django with him. I am nearly ready now. Been playing Jazz and Blues guitar for 40 years. Always loved Django, especially with Stefan Grapelli, who I met back in the late 70s at Reno Sweeny's in NYC. Saw him 7 nights in a row. Changed my life. He was playing with Oscar Peterson at the time. Great guys. Always thought I would have to cut off a couple of fingers to play like Django! LOL All good my friend. Very nice.
Now I am thinking about cutting the soundhole of my 67 Ovation Classical so it sounds more like a Gypsy Guitar. LOL, not. But it does sound pretty good with GJ style playing. Just a bit hollow compared to the guitar you are playing. I thought I had too many guitars. Now I have to pick up another. Have a great day!
amazing to see those guys night after night mate! Yes get inspired and start your gypsy jazz journey.. take it slow and any guitar with 6 strings will be perfect! Robin
This is just one of the many cool things we are learning in the GJ Transfusion Club. Just listen to how this simple idea transforms your own playing style to a more gypsy sound immediately.
Another brilliant lesson! Thanks Robin!
Rock & Pop Mandolin thanks mate really glad you enjoyed it! Robin
Thanks Robin for all that you teach and share! This really helps
Mark Dunn really glad it helps Mark! Robin
Great lesson Robin! I'm gonna go right in to working on this a bit right now, inspired!!!
Magnus Zetterlund perfect for mando! Robin
Sending you the love and thanks bud .will watch this again a few times 😀👍
ian clarke cheers Ian glad it helps! Robin
Hey Robin, I've been playing a while and listening to you and all the great guys that play this music and I've been on my own journey with trying to sound as "authentic" as I can. Your videos are incredibly helpful with learning repertoire and putting ammo in my lick bag. Thanks so much for imparting your easy-to-swallow wisdom!
Dom S hey Dom this is great to hear and i’m so glad the lessons are helping you! Keep an eye out for when we open the doors to The Gypsy Jazz Transfusion Club on Saturday. This could be something for you. Keep swinging! Robin
Best explanation of enclosure yet Robin. Finally got it! Cheers Andy Brown London
Andy Brown glad it helps Andy cheers! Robin
If you are serious about learning this style of guitar playing (and what wonderful guitarist does not admit to loving Django's music?), with useful spinoffs to any other style, and the most painless way of learning music theory relevant to performing it quickly, join the Transfusion Club.
so good that you're part of the Transfusion Club community Mark - happy to see you improve every time.
Another great video Robin. Thanks for adding clarity to what was previously, for me, a fumbling approach to this concept of enclosure.
Richard Sullivan glad it helps Richard! Robin
Gracias a tus buenísimos vídeos he comprendido por qué a los guitarristas clásicos en su mayoría, les cuesta tanto entender el jazz o gypsy jazz. El problema está en la digitación y el concepto del ritmo y las corcheas principalmente. Muchas gracias
Madays Andino de nada! Abrazo, Robin
i love your playing and teaching! Thank you my man!
Brice Madden thanks for the kind words Brice, you’re welcome! Robin
Fantastic
welcome! Robin
very useful- thanks as always, Robin
glad it helps mate - Robin
Awesome lesson, Robin! Thanks.
Mike de Jong welcome Mike! Robin
Great Robin, thank you for another great lesson! 🎸🎼
you're welcome Zijo glad it helps! Robin
robin you are a legend, what you do for guitarists in the wold is amazing! 1000 thank you
Enrico from Stoke on Trent
Enrico Paparozzi thanks for the kind words Enrico it’s my pleasure! Robin
Great video, Robin!
laerciojr1 you are welcome, i’m glad it helps! Robin
Thank you very much! Greetings from Brazil!!!
Cool! Thanks! I have never ever played a Django lick in my life (because I don’t know any 😂) but after watching your video I will try to learn something in this style. Your playing is smooth, and tasty. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🎼🎸
cool Jose stay inspired! Robin
Спасибо!
Дима Пронин welcome!
I'm going to throw this idea into one of our Metal jams. SacraMETAL California representing.
Steve Mahoney now you are talking 🤘Robin
It's a coming.......................................do you feel the love Robin?
Great video.........................................again!
Monty
sure do Monty! Robin
Dear Robin, you are a gifted Singer. I like it!
Have you ever thought about a career as a gypsysinger? Did Django ever sing?
Paul P 🤣 thanks for the kind words Paul but I do not fancy myself as a singer... sure Django could sing.. 🎸❤️Robin
Thx !!! Like as usual, it's really helpfull. But this time, I don't know why but I have understand how to ;-) I'll work all this precious stuff :-)
Merci beaucoup, t'a la grande classe et la pédagogie !!!
Jimmy
France // suburb of Lyon
welcome Jimmy amites! Robin
Hello Robin
Have been watching and learning lots over the last couple of years, whenever time permits. Marcus.
great to hear Marcus stay inspired mate! Robin
THX so much ;°)
Little6ster welcome! Robin
Hi Robin. I'm new to Gypsy Jazz coming from a classical background. I'm puzzled about the use of a minor vs major sixth tone in your enclosure technique. You are using a half tone above and below the 5th, but are playing the prototypical minor sixth cord which uses a major 6th. I see this in transcriptions as well. Why the F instead of F# when enclosing the E? Thanks.
Andrew Wesely good point Andrew. So i’m using the Aminor harmonic scale which as you say has the F and not F#. The accompanying chord is Am6 so on paper doesn’t work. BUT in reality when you play at tempo using these chords and the harmonic minor scale you couldn’t tell the difference. In a ballad it could be different. Let me know if you need more help and check out the www.gypsyjazztransfusionclub.com this could be very helpful for you. cheers! Robin
wales, great Robin
chrwro welcome mate! Robin
Hi Robin nice lesson.I have a question.Enclosure definition is 1/2 step below and 1 tone scale above.It means for the tone scale it could either be 1/2 step or 1step above.On the Am chord you based your tone scale above on Am harmonic scale.On Dm chord the tone scale above is still based on Am harmonic scale or Dm harmonic scale? 🙏
Officially based on the Dm scale only question being if you use harmonic or melodic minor scale. Only effects the note above the 5th degree. Make sense?
@@GypsyJazzSecrets Thanks I think I understand your answer.Devils is in details.You are the only one who mentionned this explanation most of gypsy courses elsewhere just put by default 1 step above in enclosure which i think is not 100% accurate.
I think with your videos I just had a ah ah moment : it is better to start simple and outline the triads(R 3 5)or (R 3b 5)on chords and make music i.o trying difficult solo lines,more benefit on long term.
Recently I applied to your online course gypsy jazz club.I think it is high quality materials and you can learn a lot.(had to unsubscribde because of agenda issue but I will get back).Your books ' gypsy jazz song book' are as well great.Have them all.
And I appreciate a lot your quick feedback on a old post.
@@alainkempa2139 would be great to see you back in the club Alain we can get together on zoom and discuss all the details further cheers
Why just a maj E chord and not a 7th?
wanda James the enclosure doesn’t really work on the 7th. Simpler to just think of the triad.. there’s 9 notes in the mix as it is.
Thanks
wanda James welcome mate , Robin
Turkish March
Sorry Robin. For some reason my first comment came out twice. Either that or I've got chronic amnesia.
Richard Sullivan carry on it’s quite legal here! Robin
spooky shit .. or microsoft playing tricks..?? How can every time i teach myself some new thing there it is in my YT recommendations as a new class from RN? Total mind fk. Wish it made me a better player.. gaaawd!
Dr. Be keep playing and stay inspired bro! Robin
Make me want to stop thinking about Bebop licks...All great musicians of all genres have that same effect on me. They are telling stories not scales perse.
Traveling man stay inspired mate! Robin
you play good but like a gadjo
Tatayirma 1 thanks! Robin
Sollte erstmal richtig gipsy jazz lernen bevor er anderen etwas zeigt....
Another great video Robin. Thanks for adding clarity to what was previously, for me, a fumbling approach to this concept of enclosure.
My thoughts precisely.
thanks for all you share Robin!!!! it's been so helpful in my weekly jams!
patrick wilson that’s so great you can take what you’ve learnt to the jam Pat! Robin
@@GypsyJazzSecrets glad im not the only one playing gypsy jazz at this ungodly hour ;)
patrick wilson that’s the way to do it!
@@GypsyJazzSecrets we've recorded a rough version of your smash hit Number one and i'm in love with that tune sir!
patrick wilson ahh very cool where can we hear that?