Gypsy Bebop (video)

dennis · April 2007

Andreas Oberg: solo guitar
Me: rhythm guitar
Rémi Bolduc: saxophone
Alex Bellegarde: bass

dennis · April 2007

another tune

gatsby · April 2007

Cool, man! sounds like a good show!

hope the light is better at the Parc des Princes, though...

gatsby

ameranouche@hotmail.com · April 2007

Guys,
This is absolutely wonderful music! Fine work!
-Ryan

MichaelHorowitz · April 2007

Wow...cool to hear Giant Steps ala la pompe! Nice playing...

Speaking of Coltrane changes, here's a reharmonization I did of Djangology. The bridge is all Coltrane changes...fun!

djangology · April 2007

i love the leads but the rhythm is what i find more entertaining on those. good job... i love it. also, thanks for sharing your djangology chart michael... its interesting.

CalebFSU · April 2007

Hey guys great videos I really liked the giant steps. great chart Michael, that looks different from the one you posted a long time ago. what shapes do you use for the first few bars where those 13th chords decend with the a in the bass? Do you just move the chords down in hallf steps using a different finger to play the A bass note or do you use an open fifth string A? Thanks in advance.

dennis · April 2007

i'll post a few more videos, (the best ones of course), we did an entirely "modern" repertoire concert... we had one of canada's leading jazz saxophonist with us, so it was great to have two world class musicians...

MichaelHorowitz · April 2007

CalebFSU wrote:

great chart Michael, that looks different from the one you posted a long time ago.

I don't remember...where did I post that?

CalebFSU wrote:

what shapes do you use for the first few bars where those 13th chords descend with the a in the bass? Do you just move the chords down in hallf steps using a different finger to play the A bass note or do you use an open fifth string A?

I use the open A string and use dominant 13 chords on the top 4 strings. It's a pedal tone sort of thing that Bireli used to do.