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Sebastien Giniaux on the Cherokee video
ramsezaz
Paris, FranceNew
On the zaiti ensemble website there is this video : [url=http://www.ensemblezaiti.com/data/cherokee.wmv]http://www.ensemblezaiti.com/data/cherokee.wmv[/url]
And here is a riff Sebsatien plays in his improvisation before starting the tune..
I don't know what chord this can be played over, but this lick is great. :
[code]
--------------------------------------------
-3-4-5-6-5-4-3------------------------------
---------------5-4-[3]---2-3-5----------------
-----------------------------[4]--------------
----------------------------------5---------
------------------------------------[4]----3--[/code]
All notes are eighth except notes between brackets which are quarters.
And here is a riff Sebsatien plays in his improvisation before starting the tune..
I don't know what chord this can be played over, but this lick is great. :
[code]
--------------------------------------------
-3-4-5-6-5-4-3------------------------------
---------------5-4-[3]---2-3-5----------------
-----------------------------[4]--------------
----------------------------------5---------
------------------------------------[4]----3--[/code]
All notes are eighth except notes between brackets which are quarters.
my lutherie blog : http://ramsezaz/blogspot.com
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all triplets (fast) , i modified some of the notes toward the end to make it more triplet friendly
used over C7
[code]
e-6-5---------------------------------------
b------8-7-6-5-8-7-6-5-----------------------------
g-------------------------6-5----------------
d------------------------------8-5-----------
a-----------------------------------7-------
e-------------------------------------9-8-7-6--
[/code]
he seems to use this fairly often or at least a variation of it....
man ever since i got back i've been transcribing these guys, lots of awesome ideas!
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Josh
i keep personal files of a whole bunch of players, i have a folder for andreas, ritary, stochelo, jimmy, bireli, seb, adrien etc....
i'm the gypsy jazz government, keeping a close tab on everyone
8) 8) 8)
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