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• PapsPier ✭✭

  December 2014 edited December 2014 Posts: 429

  Really really nice! And funny.
  (By the way, I was not sure but I think you're the guy who sold me my first gypsy guitar, a Gitane Lulo Reinhardt in 2010 )
• Bones Moderator

  December 2014 Posts: 3,338

  :-) What kind of editing software did you use to do the split screens?
  
  Nicely done. Thanks!
• misterdanielb Paris/NoviSad✭✭ Florian Jegu

  December 2014 Posts: 44

  @bones i'm using premiere... @papspier ben oui c'est moi ! d'ailleurs je l'ai regretté un peu cette guitare elle était vraiment bien (j'ai eu une ald après du double du prix, mais honnêtement la gitane etait super comparé...)
• wim ChicagoModerator Barault #503 replica

  December 2014 Posts: 1,676

  hehe, well done!
  I'm sure you've seen adrian holovaty's mario 2 video, another great arrangement.
  
  these guys do an amazing version of the castle theme too, not gypsy jazz but still great playing
  
  
• adrian AmsterdamVirtuoso

  December 2014 Posts: 591

  This is great! Nice job with the harmonies especially! Very authentic, both to the original NES piece and to gypsy jazz. :-)

  

  Give my albums a listen: Melodic Guitar Music and Layer Cake
• misterdanielb Paris/NoviSad✭✭ Florian Jegu

  December 2014 Posts: 44

  thanks !
  tabs and guitarpro files are available to download here :
  
  http://www.danielbeja.fr/super-mario-bros-theme/
  
  
  have fun
• manushe South Louisiana✭✭✭ Lulo's Gitane

  June 2015 Posts: 31

  I LOVE IT! Mario games always have great melodies.
• jazzz NetherlandsNew Selmer 505

  7:53AM edited 7:54AM Posts: 16

  2026 marks the 20th anniversary of Adrian Holovaty first sharing his popular gypsy-jazz arrangement of the Super Mario Bros. 2 theme. And what better way to celebrate than having Adrian play it on Selmer 505?

  https://youtu.be/knwFj2rCkTc

  
  

  
• Buco NOVA, DCDeity Ivanovski maple/spruce

  8:48AM Posts: 6,031

  Just watched on YT, fun. And what a cool moment for Adrian. And, what a cool moment for this old guitar to provide its voice for something that was invincible when it was made, a video game soundtrack.

  

  Every note wants to go somewhere-Kurt Rosenwinkel