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Django Reinhardt NYC Festival 2004 - Sweet Georgia Brown
uploaded by peglegsam at youtube.com
Live at Birdland, New York
Musicians: Dorado Schmitt, Peter Beets, Mayo Hubert, Brian Torff, James Carter, Dan Levinson, Winard Harper, and David Langlois
http://www.djangobirdland.com
Them There Eyes - Stephan Grappelli
uploaded by boberwig at dailymotion.com
Them There Eyes – Stephane Grapelli In a performance in Canterbury England we see French violinist Stephane Grapelli playing real fast with a fine quart...
DJANGO REINHARDT - Gypsy jazz (Early life)
uploaded by Ventureluur at youtube.com
DJANGO REINHARDT - Gypsy jazz (Early life)
Georgia by Django Reinhardt, Portrait Drawings by Kevin Geary
uploaded by kevingearyart at youtube.com
"Georgia" played by Django Reinhardt and the 'Hot Club of Paris', and portrait drawings by artist Kevin Geary
Tea For Two - Django Reinhardt
uploaded by gilogic at youtube.com
Tea For Two - Django Reinhardt, Guitar Solo 1937
Transcription: Gilles Rea
Biréli Lagrène - Blues Clair (Live Jazz à Vienne 2002)
uploaded by FunkyFcz at youtube.com
Author of this song is Django Reinhardt.
Django Reinhardt - September Song (Unpublished Version)
uploaded by cattialove at youtube.com
Django Reinhardt September song Jean-Baptiste « Django » Reinhardt (Liberchies, Pont-à-Celles, Belgique, le 23 janvier 1910 - Samois-sur-Seine, France, le 16 mai 1953) est un guitariste belge de Jazz. Aujourdhui on le classe dans le dénommé style Jazz manouche. Issu dune famille manouche, il est encore aujourdhui lun des guitaristes les plus respectés et influents de lhistoire du jazz. Deux descendants sont devenus guitaristes : Babik Reinhardt, décédé en 2001, et David Reinhardt qui transmet aujourd'hui l'héritage de son grand-père tout en devenant l'un des piliers du jazz et du swing manouche Parmi les compositions les plus célèbres de Reinhardt, on retient souvent Minor Swing, Nuages, Rythme futur, Anouman, Djangology ou encore Douce Ambiance. Certaines de ses compositions ont été utilisées dans la bande originale du jeu vidéo Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven : Belleville, Manoir de mes rêves, Echoes of France, Vendredi, Cavalerie et Rhythm Futur.
Il est également évoqué comme modèle dans le film de Woody Allen Accords et désaccords de 1999 avec Sean Penn.
Les instruments de base sont la guitare acoustique de type Selmer, le violon et la contrebasse. Le jazz manouche utilise aussi fréquemment l'accordéon et la clarinette.
En ce qui concerne la guitare, il faut préciser que ce sont généralement des guitares de type Selmer-Maccaferri. Ce sont en réalité les guitares françaises du début et du milieu du XXe siècle à cordes acier (le plus souvent le modèle Argentine de la marque Savarez). Un des grands luthiers spécialisés dans ce type de guitares fut Jacques Favino. Actuellement, on peut citer les luthiers Maurice Dupont, Jean Baptiste Castelluccia, Romuald Provost, Cyril Morin, Gallato, John LeVoi, et Leo Eimers, qui fabriquent tous des répliques de Selmer Maccaferri.
Il existe deux types de Selmer-Maccaferri :
type Selmer-Maccaferri : caractérisée par une rosace en forme de « D » communément appelée 'Grande bouche'. C'est ce modèle qu'a d'abord utilisé Django, jusqu'à ce que la fabrication soit abandonnée et remplacée par le modèle Selmer. Actuellement elle est surtout utilisée pour la rythmique, car elle projette un son omnidirectionnel.
type Selmer : c'est la guitare à la forme la plus connue (grâce à Django). Elle se caractérise par une rosace en forme de « o » plutôt ovale communément appelée Petite bouche. Plus utilisée pour les solos, la petite bouche projette le son de manière plus concentrée avec une coloration medium aiguë.
Les musiciens, sous l'influence de la virtuosité du jeu de Django Reinhardt, cherchent généralement à jouer de manière extrêmement rapide sur de longues périodes (la fameuse « pompe », qui a inspiré la chanson Michto la pompe de Sanseverino). D'autres influences sont à chercher du côté de la musique tzigane. Django a aussi voyagé aux États-unis pour mélanger son style manouche avec le be-bop, c'est ainsi que la batterie s'est vue de temps à autre dans le jazz manouche. SOURCE WIKIP2DIA
Nuages (1940) - Django Reinhardt
uploaded by griffe7794 at youtube.com
Original and sweetest version from 1940.
Django Reinhardt - Budding Dancers (1935)
uploaded by aadjuijn at youtube.com
Warlop, Michel & Son Orchestre
Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli - Tears
uploaded by kraftGEGENfreude at youtube.com
Awesome Jazz Tune from gypsy Dango Reinhardt, the world greatest guitar player!
Django Reinhardt - Swing Night (Hague, 1937)
uploaded by SyberkaPL at youtube.com
Django Reinhardt in Hague (1937)
Quintette du Hot Club de France
Liza....Django, Stephane & QHCF
uploaded by coleorum at youtube.com
Recorded in London February 1st, 1946
Stephane Grappelli (violin), Django Reinhardt (guitar), Jack Llewellyn, Alan Hodgkiss (guitars), Coleridge Goode (bass)
Django Reinhardt - Video Quintette du Hot Club de France
uploaded by RomanyGypsyCulture at youtube.com
Django Reinhardt was perhaps the greatest guitarist to ever live. A Gypsy who made his jazz guitar speak with a human voice, he was dashing, charismatic, childish and doomed to die young after creating a legacy of Gypsy Jazz that remains vibrant today.
By Michael Dregni
Django Reinhardt New York City Festival - Dark Eyes
uploaded by peglegsam at youtube.com
Live at Birdland on Nov. 10, 2005
Personnel: Dorado Schmitt, Angelo Debarre, Ludovic Beier, Pierre Blanchard, Brian Torff, Samson Schmitt, Gordon Lane, Lew Tabackin, Roger Kellaway, David Langlois
http://www.djangobirdland.com
Django Reinhardt - The Sheik of Araby
uploaded by vpmatt at metacafe.com
Jazz guitar genius Django Reinhardt with the Quintette du Hot Club de France for the 1937 recording of "The Sheik of Araby".
Django Reinhardt - Nagasaki
uploaded by Vpmatt at youtube.com
Django Reinhardt's 1936 recording of "Nagasaki" featuring Freddy Taylor on vocals.
Django Reinhardt - Djangology
uploaded by Jacopoj at youtube.com
Django play his tune "Djangology".
Django Reinhardt - Limehouse Blues
uploaded by EduardoLirani at youtube.com
Django Reinhardt - Limehouse Blues. The band is the Quintette du Hot Club de France. Stephane Grappeli plays the violin, Louis Vola plays the double-bass. Not sure about the rhythm guitar, but it's probably Joseph Reinhardt, Roger Chaput or Pierre Ferret, and of course, Django. Limehouse Blues, a popular jazz standard, was written in 1921 by Phillip Braham (music) and Douglas Furber (lyrics), about Limehouse, a place in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli - Exactly Like You
uploaded by nperry5000 at youtube.com
Django Reinhard & Stéphane Grappelli
Exactly Like You
(The Monster District)
Django Reinhardt - I'm Confessin' That I Love You (1934)
uploaded by edmundusrex at youtube.com
Although Django Reinhardt was famous for his mood swings and volatile temper, his unique guitar work remains beyond reproach and nearly impossible to copy. A fire cost him the use of two of his fingers on his left hand, forcing him to adapt his style to accommodate his handicap. Of course, he would turn this apparent limitation into an asset. Partner Stephane Grappelli was no doubt frustrated by Reinhardt's fiery demeanor and his nearly confrontational rhythmic support. Clearly, however, Grappelli translated this frustration into musical magic--the unlikeliness of the pairing was central to its amazing success.
Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli - I'm Confessin' That I Love You (1934)
Django Reinhardt and Stefan Grappelli
uploaded by mmarulic11 at youtube.com
Django Reinhardt and Stefan Grappelli playing (I'll be waiting)
django reinhardt-howard alden: i will see you in my dreams
uploaded by cicafalviak at youtube.com
django's undulating volume in Howard Alden's performance. Clear and perfect sounding. Enjoy.
Django Reinhardt with Jerry Mengo on vocal Sweet Sue
uploaded by Orthophone at youtube.com
a vinyl video
gypsy jazz swing
Django Reinhardt - Blue Drag
uploaded by EduardoLirani at youtube.com
Django Reinhardt - Blue Drag. Recorded in 1935 by the Quintette du Hot Club de France. The great Stephane Grappeli plays the violin, and Louis Vola plays the double-bass.
Vendredi 13 - Django Reinhardt
uploaded by DjangoReinhardtJazz at youtube.com
SPECIAL, Its Friday the 13th today so watch out.
Integrale Django Reinhardt Volume.14 CD 2
Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grappelli - Lady Be Good (1937)
uploaded by edmundusrex at youtube.com
Although Django Reinhardt was famous for his mood swings and volatile temper, his unique guitar work remains beyond reproach and nearly impossible to copy. A fire cost him the use of two of his fingers on his left hand, forcing him to adapt his style to accommodate his handicap. Of course, he would turn this apparent limitation into an asset. Partner Stephane Grappelli was no doubt frustrated by Reinhardt's fiery demeanor and his nearly confrontational rhythmic support. Clearly, however, Grappelli translated this frustration into musical magic-the unlikeliness of the pairing was central to its amazing success.
Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grappelli - Lady be good (1937)
Django Reinhardt on old vinyl record
uploaded by pongopom at youtube.com
Django Reinhardt on old vinyl record
Django Reinhardt Lily Belle -Radio Toast for Cancer Research
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http://www.donatetomyrelay.org/gtc Radio Toast only plays superb music you may never have heard before. If you enjoyed this post, please donate anything you can (before August 2008) to Cancer Research UK using the link http://www.donatetomyrelay.org/gtc
Here's the great guitarist Django Reinhardt performing that anthem to the South 'Lily Belle May June'. A serious caravan fire in 1928 deprived him of two fingers on his left hand- due to this disability, he developed a revolutionary playing style.
Not sure who the vocalist is...but apparently, on the old plantation life is one long celebration! Tell that to the cotton pickers...
Django Reinhardt - Limehouse Blues
uploaded by EduardoLirani at youtube.com
Django Reinhardt - Limehouse Blues. The band is the Quintette du Hot Club de France. Stephane Grappeli plays the violin, Louis Vola plays the double-bass. Not sure about the rhythm guitar, but it's probably Joseph Reinhardt, Roger Chaput or Pierre Ferret, and of course, Django. Limehouse Blues, a popular jazz standard, was written in 1921 by Phillip Braham (music) and Douglas Furber (lyrics), about Limehouse, a place in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets.
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