Djangology Intro 1935

Andrea Vergani

I am going crazy with it, I will stick to it and it will be a great ear training / transcribing expiernce:)....however.... just to have a reference....anyone got it down?

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Andrea Vergani

Maybe, guitar part kicks off from a good old A7 (9) arpeggio starting from the G? I was constantly playing the violin part but I think this should be Django's line. Can anybody gimme some hope :D

Buco

Violin is easier to hear and that's the lead and Django is playing the harmony. So I think if you were the only one playing it, you'd play the violin part. I'll have a listen sometime today...

lucky

I’ve got Rod Fogg’s transcription, it’s a bit more complicated than you might think. Rod notes it in 3/4 time with Django playing an A9 arpeggio in the first two bars starting on the 7th and Stephane playing a Cmaj13#11 over it.

Buco

Damn, this thing is completely brilliant, wow. How did I miss this before... But that's the beauty of it, you keep discovering new things. Yes it's actually very tricky. I think I figured out the first violin arp, got to the middle of the second one and realized I'll spend the rest of the day if I go on...and I have to pack for Django in June...

Andrea Vergani

It looks like I might have got it - first arp is indeed an A79 starting from the 7th G

Andrea Vergani

Djangology 1935 intro - Django's Line.mp4

Buco

This is what I think the violin is playing for the 1st arp... maybe??

https://youtu.be/gCH1q4OZ9f8

Does it match up?

Buco

https://youtu.be/bgt-QkgEdp8

Courtesy of @richter4208

Buco

@richter4208 is your transcription Django's part?

richter4208

Nice job and study on Djangology guys. @Buco The part I'm playing in the video is Django's part, I have yet to study Stephane's