Can someone clarify something? Is the 6/9 chord used in jazz solely because of Django’s workaround to play a major chord? If you’ve survived a fire then you’re not going to mind breaking a few ‘rules’ so when he laid his fingers on the guitar again the notes sat perfectly under his hand shape and the sound was ‘odd but within the ballpark’.Or was he playing those chords when he was doing musette?
I keep waiting for this video to drop on the channel but still haven't seen it. I don't know if there was something wrong with some of the footage so they are just making the short with it or if he just has that many videos in the hopper.
Also, in the latest video with Tim Pierce, Tim mentions his dermatologist is an incredible Django player. Anyone on here? If so, congrats on the mention.
it's a little known fact but surprisingly ALL dermatologists are incredible Django players. No one knows how or why. Even Dr. Pimple Popper or whatever her name is. Massive Tchavalo fan. She keeps it on the downlow.
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Can someone clarify something? Is the 6/9 chord used in jazz solely because of Django’s workaround to play a major chord? If you’ve survived a fire then you’re not going to mind breaking a few ‘rules’ so when he laid his fingers on the guitar again the notes sat perfectly under his hand shape and the sound was ‘odd but within the ballpark’.Or was he playing those chords when he was doing musette?
I keep waiting for this video to drop on the channel but still haven't seen it. I don't know if there was something wrong with some of the footage so they are just making the short with it or if he just has that many videos in the hopper.
Also, in the latest video with Tim Pierce, Tim mentions his dermatologist is an incredible Django player. Anyone on here? If so, congrats on the mention.
it's a little known fact but surprisingly ALL dermatologists are incredible Django players. No one knows how or why. Even Dr. Pimple Popper or whatever her name is. Massive Tchavalo fan. She keeps it on the downlow.