Good morning gypsy jazz friends. I’m currently learning arpeggios, but I don’t know how to apply them in, for example, “Bossa Dorado.” Do you solo using arpeggios in a tune like “Bossa Dorado”?

You are practicing as much as you can and what if you could bring it all to life playing with other SKOOL members? Maybe you doubt you are up to the task or whether at all this is possible. This is perfectly normal. Leaving these doubts aside for a moment, have a look at this unedited recording of my latest session with 7 other musicians. We could do the same for gypsy jazz maybe with some of the people you see in the video https://www.jacktrip.com/recordings/GIbmMEjYolwc88fo8YlSl When are you going to join us or launch your own sessions?

Hello friends! I know it's not so gypsy jazz related, but I'm curious if anyone in here has experience with Meta ads/google tags/pixel! I'd love to pick your brain! We could even trade some time! Ciao!

I am going to attend 3 gypsy jazz workshops this year. Valencia is my first one in 2026. Since 2022 I attend at least one per year. What is common to all of these is that one spends several days with likeminded people from many walks of life. It is a bit like living in a bubble. One gets inspired, stimulated and then its is over until the next workshop. I always thought it would be nice if we could extend the experience beyond these blessed days and do more together than chatting on WhatsApp. We can, indeed. The online jams are just that. With fast internet and some basic equipment we can continue making music together. There is an entire SKOOL community about online jams. Interested? Reach out.

Hello Skool members! Something that I do a lot (and I know the musicians I grew up admiring do this too), is transcribing. Sometimes at blazing tempos it's hard to tell what they are playing, but nowadays can slow it down in YouTube! It's easy (And Free!), check out the photos to figure out how.