JAZZ US! - XVI - GIPSY JAZZ

Ritmuri sublime de jazz manouche, ce alearga, urca, se incing, si inainte de sosire se strunesc, acolo unde muzica gypsy s-ar elibera. Malin Cristache si Greg Martin sunt invitatii nostrii speciali, pentru a 3 - a data in BEAT.

Joi va invitam la 16 - lea concert JAZZ US!, unde veti putea asculta ritmurile sublime de jazz manouche, ce alearga, urca, se incing, si inainte de sosire se strunesc, acolo unde muzica gypsy s-ar elibera.
Malin Cristache si Greg Martin sunt invitatii nostrii speciali, pentru a 3 - a data in BEAT.

Intrarea se face pe baza de rezervare, la telefon 0748 110 388, sau pe email [email protected], pana joi orele 16:00.
Concertul va avea loc afara, la terasa, si in cazul in care vremea nu ne va permite, inauntru.


Cate ceva despre jazz manouche....

This style of jazz is most often attributed to gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt and violinist Stephane Grapelli who founded the all strings jazz ensemble, The Quintet du Hot Club de France, in the 1930s in Paris, France. This style is at times also referred to as “jazz manouche”, from the French term meaning “gypsy”. The style’s creation being attributed to a gypsy, the musical characteristics of the blending of gypsy musical elements with jazz and the fact that it has largely been fellow gypsies (until recently) who have carried and preserved the musical legacy of Django Reinhardt since his de ath in 1953, makes the term “jazz manouche” one that is quite fitting in describing this genre.

One of the main characteristics of gypsy jazz, aside from its all strings instrumentation (more often than not), is the use of rhythm guitar in place of the jazz drummer. Utilizing a swing guitar rhythm technique o ften referred to as “la pompe” meaning “the pump” in French, the rhythm guitarist(s) can create a dynamic percussive rhythm which drives the beat and is as effective as a drummer.

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