I'm working on the melody of "Si Tu Savais," trying to capture all the little details Django slipped into it, and it's a long process ;) every note is so well played...

@Rick Spence I have a transcription but in Cm so I translate everything in Bm. All the details like little tremolo, the shade of volume, the rhythmic interpretation are not written, I need to listen the song a lot to catch the sound of Django. The more I do this the more I like this song ! Sorry for my english ! ;)

@Rick Spence Yes, and I like to play with the 4 top strings : x x 5 4 5 3 (Em) or x x 5 4 5 5 (Em7 11) or x x 5 6 5 7 (Em6) after this one you can play A7 x x 5 6 5 5 or x x 7 9 8 9 Therefore, you have more options to substitute the Em-7. It depends on the high note you prefer to hear in your chord.

Hello, I think the link is here : https://learngypsyjazz.systeme.io/gypsyjazzlessons

Nice, I used to play core notes targetting with 3 fingers...sure it helps a lot for faster playing! thank you

It's was clear for me because I already played siminal licks (if I'm not wrong you target the root, 3rd and 5th with a note from the scale above and a chromatic note below) but I did't know the gypsy fingering.

@Ben Loper Nice song, I just finished Bistro Fada too and I made a lot of progress with it, not easy at fast tempo !