Online jams are mostly private providing a safe playground for aspiring and seasoned jazz musicians. Public sessions give a little extra kick. https://www.jacktrip.com/events/jge9p_V2_bmtBfxcZSnbA Watch us while it happens. There is even a fiddler in West Virginia. Other participants are from all over Europe. We interpret a dozen tunes. New sessions can be organised if there is enough interest. Chances are that there will soon be gypsy jazz online sessions with participants in the US.

https://www.jacktrip.com/recordings/inGQfk0rh8Y2twIo8qT-v , unedited recording with some talking you can skip. You need to scroll at about 1 hour into the recording to find a wonderful unison of this beautiful ballad. This session had @Ann Vancoillie , @Eric Bouvier, violins, @Thomas Wollersen, keys and Matthijs van Waveren play the flute. Eclectic as always, from ballad to bebop and bossa with a little waltz by Fats Waller. We are still waiting for people interested in joining gypsy jazz sessions or specific sessions with tunes from Eva's lessons.

Some of you have already experience with jam sessions online, others are considering the possibility. Obviously this is not limited to but includes Jazz violins. I have launched a whole new group in SKOOL that you can join https://www.skool.com/online-jam-6255/about The whole session repertoire is available there, together with recordings of past sessions and a calendar with forthcoming sessions.

While jamming at 9 in the morning in France is not too ambitious, Paul in West-Virginia gets up at 3 to be with us. He must be really enjoying this. We spent quite some time exploring double time on ballads.