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• Scoredog Santa Barbara, Ca✭✭✭✭

  March 2016 Posts: 918

  You can download the Django fake book off the net, it's free and the piece is in there. You need to know how to read notes though and it does not give fingering which is important for some of the most difficult passages. Denis Chang may have a tutorial on it as he has this link...
  
  

  https://www.theidiomatiques.com
  www.scoredog.tv
• Bones Moderator

  March 2016 Posts: 3,333

  I think there are a number of tabs out there for free too. Look in the Repertoire section of this forum
• rafapak ✭✭

  March 2016 Posts: 221

  thanks for reply
• Bones Moderator

  March 2016 Posts: 3,333

  Hey Rafa, did you ever find what you needed? Coincidentally I was looking thru some charts and found a version that I had tabbed out a long time ago and forgot about. If you want it I can scan it and send it to you but no guarantees of accuracy. I have a note on it that it is based on a version by Romane possibly this one but I can't remember.
• Russig Anchorage✭ Dupont MD-60

  March 2016 Posts: 11

  Also check out Barry Wahrhaftig's Gypsy Jazz Guitar Online blog. He has done some nice transcriptions including Django's Waltz (MSG).
• bopster St. Louis, MOProdigy Wide Sky PL-1, 1940? French mystery guitar, ‘37 L-4

  March 2016 Posts: 513

  Just filmed/recorded a new version two weeks ago:
  
  

  
• Matteo Sweden✭✭✭✭ JWC Modele Jazz, Lottonen "Selmer-Maccaferri"

  March 2016 Posts: 393

  Well done! I liked that.
• Jojo London UK✭

  March 2016 Posts: 207

  Bopster, that was absolutely marvellous. Loved the clarinet improv
• BillDaCostaWilliams Barreiro, Portugal✭✭✭ Huttl, 8 mandolins

  March 2016 Posts: 682

  Enjoyed that - thanks, Bopster.
  I was also very impressed by detail in the green screen background you were using but ... saw at the end it was the Thaxton Speakeasy. Looks like an inspiring place to record!
• rafapak ✭✭

  March 2016 Posts: 221

  thanks for replies