Hello everyone, here is the workshop we did the other night for those of you that missed it. I really enjoy @David Klüttig approach to learning music. If you enjoy the workshop, swing over here https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GZQYX2NL, and buy Davids book.

Hey Everyone! Two days ago I recorded two solo guitar singles — no cuts, no edits, just raw takes heavily influenced by guitarists who shaped me: Joe Pass, Kosta Lukacs, and of course Django Reinhardt. 🎸 I'll be releasing them this summer, the first being a Django Reinhardt classic dropping June 25th — the opening day of the Festival Django Reinhardt in Fontainebleau. 🎶 I wanted to release music that is human, because we're missing a lot of that these days. If you're interested in saving the release date, comment "Nuages" below — it would mean the world to me! https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jimmygrant/nuages

🎸 Live Zoom Call this Sunday 8PM (European TIme) Come join us with the fantastic German guitarist David Klüttig! You may know him from the creative group Die Drahtzieher — he'll be talking about his new book "The Language of Gypsy Jazz" and hopefully showing us some of his guitar tricks! 📅 Sunday 🔗 ID: 845 1069 5576 | Code: 348204 Drop a 🎸 in the comments if you're coming! You can also find the event in the Calendar @david-kluttig-1429

Just got back from a 3.5-week tour across the U.S. with Tim Kliphuis and it was quite the run. One of the final concerts brought us to Baltimore—in my opinion one of the most underrated cities in the country. The people are authentic, hospitable, and genuinely care about each other. A pretty great way to wrap up the tour. Big thanks to Michael Joseph Harris for bringing us out. While touring I wasn’t able to post as many lessons as I’d like, but now that I’m back I’ll be adding more content here soon—some new material on rhythm, phrasing, and a few tunes we were playing on the road. In the meantime, keep working on the lessons already here, and feel free to post videos of your progress. I love seeing what everyone is working on. Next up we’ll be in Atlanta (GA), Athens (GA), and Carrboro (NC) from March 18–22. I’d love to see some of you there! I’ll also be doing workshops in Carrboro on March 21. I’m also thinking of doing a free lesson on the tune “Swing Gitane.” Let me know in the poll below if that’s a tune you’d like to learn!

Hello Everyone, This year we’ve got an amazing lineup: Paulus Schäfer, Tim Kliphuis, Sam Farthing, Eva Slongo, and Simon Planting will be joining us on bass for October 8–9. We’ve also made a few changes this year. We now have the entire Columbia hotel reserved for the camp, which means the late-night jam sessions are officially back on (and yes… that means jamming overnight). There’s also a new system for booking rooms. After you purchase tuition, you’ll receive a link where you can reserve your room directly. Rooms are limited — we only have 20 available, so if you’re planning to stay at the hotel, I recommend booking early. That said, staying at the hotel is not required to attend the camp. I’ll also be arranging discounted rates at a nearby hotel, which I’ll share soon. You can check out the details and register here: CAMP DJANGO! Hope to see some of you there!🎸