Hungaria - what does Django play in theese 5 seconds?

T1mothy

As the title suggests Im unsure what Django plays over the descending G / B, Bbo, Amin, D7 starting at around 0:37. The version Im learning to play is this one http://picosong.com/fefv (short link to the mp3 file). Had to upload it myself, because I couldnt find it anywhere on youtube. What I came up or thought it could possibly be is this -
The audio quality makes it fairly hard to learn by ear + Im quite a beginner, hehe

Bones

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Bones

Yes, that is a poor fidelity recording which makes it a bit challenging to transcribe (also had to tune way down). I think the note at 0:04 in your vid Django plays F# instead of G? Other than that I think you have the pitches right. Not sure how he would have chosen to finger that with his 2 digits though.

Post a tab if you have one. There are several versions of Hungaria that he did plus Bireli's version that I would like to work thru one of these years!

T1mothy

Thank you for your response :-)
I sadly dont have tabs for it. Could you recommend me some program that I could create the tabs for it in? It might take a while because Im not finished with learning the song yet. Bireli s version is killer, hehe

Buco

soundslice.com
Can't do much better for creating tabs in any paid software, and soundslice is feee web based software.

Buco

Your guitar sounds nice, what's the make?

Bones

I like to write down my transcriptions in case I don't play them for a long time and forget what I did. I just made blank tab using Excel, print out a bunch of them, and I hand write them in pencil then scan them into the computer. Not elegant but I don't have any software, though I know it is readily available. PM me if you want me to send you a pdf of the blank tab. I'll write out what I have on this one and Bireli's at some point and post it.

I've done a bit of transcribing using Soundslice and the loop function is awesome for figuring out those difficult sections. Would have been perfect for this one but as T1m said, there isn't a Youtube of this one yet (and I don't know how to post on Youtube). I think SS only works off of Youtube vids? Plus, I'm waiting for Soundslice to add the functionality of saving tabs to pdf since I like to have my own library of my transcriptions.

pickitjohn

Here is a youtube of Fapy...

Fapy Lafertin and Le jazz, from the sessions in 1996 of the recording of 'Hungaria' .



hope this helps

pick on

pickitjohn :peace:

T1mothy

Buco, thanks for the compliment. She surely does sound nice but I just raised my action and changed the strings after a month and now it sounds amazing! So I was like (when reading your comment) - NO NO NO! THIS IS THE REAL STUFF, YOU GOTTA HEAR IT!

To asnwer your question, it is a Furch (Stonebridge in US / UK I believe)

I might re record Djangos solo over all of me from 1940. Heres the first video - Excuse my poor right hand technique, I ve only been focusing purely on this music for last 3 months or so.

Tim

Bones

Nice work, keep it up!

Buco

Oh yes, a friend has Stonebridge flat top and it sounds super nice too.
Good work man, you're doing well.