7 Gypsy Jazz Rhythms You Need To Know!

JOIN US AT THIS 🔥 FREE LIVE WORKSHOP: Friday, September 24th (8am PST, 11am EST, 5pm CET)

GET YOUR RHYTHM RIGHT!
THE STEP-BY-STEP METHOD TO EASILY MASTER AUTHENTIC 'LA POMPE' & LATIN GYPSY JAZZ RHYTHMS

We all know that the rhythm guitar is the backbone of Gypsy Jazz, yet most players struggle for that correct and authentic swinging gypsy sound.

Now, finally it's time to get your rhythm right!

In this live masterclass we will get your Gypsy Jazz Rhythm playing up to speed and ready for the jam.

You'll learn the most important rhythm styles 'La Pompe' and Latin. I'll demonstrate them and break them down for you step-by-step so that you can internalize them and play them with confidence.

Whether your dream is to be a shredding lead guitarist, or a rock solid rhythm guitarist, we all need these rhythm skills at the jam. When you can lay down a swinging beat that keeps time your lead guitarist and your audience will love you!

Here's some of what we'll cover together Friday in this live workshop:
🎸 Basic 'La Pompe' Rhythm - and learn the never-fail way to swing quickly.
🎸 Rosenberg Swing Style - A step by-step method to playing rhythm like the best of them!
🎸 The Modern Swing Style - Discover how to switch on the modern swing groove.
🎸 Swing With A Bass Line - I'll teach you my signature gypsy jazz bass line accompaniment.
🎸 The Gypsy Bossa - Get your gypsy bossa pumping using my 3-step method.
🎸 The Gypsy Bolero - You'll learn to play this classic latin rhythm Django style!
🎸 Changing Chords Smoothly - My secret to smoothing out your rhythm.
🎸 Funky Finger Bossa - The hip & funky groove you can apply to any tune.

As Part Of This Workshop You'll Also Get:
❤️ Video Backing Tracks & Supporting Video Lessons
❤️ Downloadable PDF Workbook with Guitar TAB & Musical Notation

JOIN US AT THIS 🔥 FREE LIVE WORKSHOP: Friday, September 24th

[ArkadiKlein]

0:30 Basic'La Pompe'
1:27 Rosenberg Swing
2:35 Swing With A Bass Line
3:53 Modern Swing
5:07 Gypsy Bossa
6:23 Funky Finger Bossa
8:03 Gypsy Bolero

[jerrylo]

Gypsy Bossa is ma favourite rhythm and La Pompe as basic Gypsy Jazz rhythm. Super overview of rhythms.

[frankbolam]

Fantastic as always thank you robin best wishes from Glasgow

[ЕвгенийАвдеев-щи]

Mr. Robin, you give so much inspiration every time! After the every your video want pick up the guitar and practice immediately all these juicy things

[anthonywilliams]

What a fantastic subject for all students at all levels !!! Some of these rhythms may never be used around the campfire, but to have them in reserve for those rare times when Bireli Lagrene pops into the session is essential ! Thanks for a this Robin, another unforgettable lesson from the Gypsy Music Guitar Guru.

[Leepinkmusic]

Thank you for being so helpful and inspiring

[dingoswamphead]

This is a great extension of basic GJ rhythms, with beautiful new chord progressions.

[erimsee]

My #1 style I like to play is swing and then swing and more swing. To listen I like the latin rhythms very much.

[jazziergf]

Sounds like this is gonna be a great course ! so many variations love it ! closest rhythm to any of those I can play is the modern swing sort off want to be more percussive... Thankyou ! Inspired !!!

[jz]

Great sound! It's interesting, it looks like you're strumming/slicing through the strings with the "trailing edge" of the pick, i.e. the edge closer to the end of your thumb is facing up. This is quite different from everyone else I've seen, who either have a flatter strike against the string, or even use the leading edge of the pick a bit. Regardless, sounds super. Too late for the workshop, but maybe one day you'll do something like it again. Cheers and thank you for all of your positive, instructive videos. Best wishes! jz

[GypsyJazzSecrets]

Leave me a comment which style of rhythm you like to play best! 🎸💕

[elninojustino]

Would love to see some samples of ur book

[hitmanbluesband]

Just curious - what's the differnce between "Modern Swing" and Freddie Green style playijng?

[wowjef]

I love the gypsy bolero strum, but you sure need a relaxed wrist. Thanks!

[nathanwilson]

Hey Mr. Nolan. What time Friday is the workshop? Can’t wait!