Django Reinhardt - Djangology

Djangology Django Reinhardt DJANGOLOGY - DJANGO REINHARDT ( BASIC CHORDS, NO INTRO INCLUDED ) There are 2 chord patterns A and B in this tune CHORD PATTERN A C#m7flat5 / Cm6 / Gmaj9 / A#dim7 / C6add9 / D7 / G6 / / ( 8 bars total ) The first 6 chords are played for 1 count of 4 (1 bar) each, and finally the 7th chord in the sequence( G6 )is played for 2 counts of 4 ( total 8 bars ) C#m7 flat 5 Cm6 Gmaj9 A#dim7 {sot ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------| -----8----- -------8--- -- (guitaretab.com)

Djangology Django Reinhardt Because of Django's disfigurement of his left hand he effectively only had the use of thumb, first and second digits. So he had to play chords using these only. It has been though that he was able in some instances to bring his disfigured fingers into play. We will be using all of ours. Django had to find a method of playing chords with his disfigurement. So he substituted normal fingering to triads. The triad is an inherently easy chord to play, and when used imag (guitaretab.com)

Djangology Django Reinhardt Because of Django's disfigurement of his left hand he effectively only had the use of thumb, first and second digits. So he had to play chords using these only. It has been though that he was able in some instances to bring his disfigured fingers into play. We will be using all of ours. Django had to find a method of playing chords with his disfigurement. So he substituted normal fingering to triads. The triad is an inherently easy chord to play, and when used imag (guitartabs.cc)

Djangology Django Reinhardt DJANGOLOGY - DJANGO REINHARDT ( BASIC CHORDS, NO INTRO INCLUDED ) There are 2 chord patterns A and B in this tune CHORD PATTERN A C#m7flat5 / Cm6 / Gmaj9 / A#dim7 / C6add9 / D7 / G6 / / ( 8 bars total ) The first 6 chords are played for 1 count of 4 (1 bar) each, and finally the 7th chord in the sequence( G6 )is played for 2 counts of 4 ( total 8 bars ) C#m7 flat 5 Cm6 Gmaj9 A#dim7 {sot ----------- ----------- ----------- -----------| -----8----- -------8--- -- (azchords.com)

Djangology Django Reinhardt Because of Django's disfigurement of his left hand he effectively only had the use of thumb, first and second digits. So he had to play chords using these only. It has been though that he was able in some instances to bring his disfigured fingers into play. We will be using all of ours. Django had to find a method of playing chords with his disfigurement. So he substituted normal fingering to triads. The triad is an inherently easy chord to play, and when used imag (azchords.com)