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REINHARDT: AND THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF GYPSY PDF, EPUB, EBOOK

Michael Dregni,Alain Antonietto | 208 pages | 01 Nov 2006 | Corvus Publishing Group | 9781933108100 | English | Denver, United States Django Reinhardt and the Illustrated History of by Michael Dregni

They were first reported in France in , from whence some continued into Russia and Eastern Europe. Reinhardt was born in a Gypsy caravan in the winter of , and his parents wandered about Europe, playing music at town fairs and village flea markets. His mother, Laurence Reinhardt, was a dancer; her last name had been chosen by the clan sometime in the distant past. On his birth certificate, Reinhardt's Christian name was given as Jean, although few of his fellow Romany knew him as such. He was always very proud of his name. I didn't know that Reinhardt started out playing the violin, before taking up the and guitar. I knew that he had suffered a serious accident, but I didn't realize that he was 17 years old when his caravan was set ablaze by a dropped candle. He was horribly burned; doctors thought they might have to amputate his left leg. His left hand was nearly completely destroyed by the flames; his ring and little fingers were inflexible claws, and nerves and tendons in his hand were withered and difficult to control. He obviously had to learn to play the guitar and banjo all over again, using only his thumb, index and middle fingers on the frets, while forming new chords and arpeggios vertically rather than horizontally on the fretboard. Reinhardt's story is all here: his convalescence, during which his young wife left him with their first-born son l'Ourson "bear cub , which soon became simply Lousson; his meeting, in the summer of , with a fellow musician whose association would forever alter his life, the violinist Stephane Grappelli; their formation of Le Quintette Du ; his subsequent ascent to the pinnacle of the golden age of swing, despite the fact that jazz was outlawed in Nazi-occupied France; his big band; his less than stellar visit to the U. But don't take my word for it; if this glimpse into one of the most important and fascinating chapters in jazz history has piqued your interest, you'll want to sample this readable, wonderfully-illustrated text for yourself. Django Reinhardt Book Reviews J. Robert Bragonier United States. Showcase Buy Now. Buy Now. Shop Amazon. By Nicholas F. Mondello Jazz: A Love Letter. By Mark Sullivan Bix. All About Jazz needs your support Donate. Get more of a good thing Our weekly newsletter highlights our top stories and includes your local jazz events calendar. A Gypsy who made his speak with a human voice, he was dashing, charismatic, childish. Gypsy Jazz is a music both joyous and sad, timeless and modern. Today, Gypsy Jazz is more popular than ever. Get A Copy. Paperback , pages. Published November 1st by Fulcrum Publishing first published October 1st More Details Original Title. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Jun 13, Dana Clinton rated it really liked it. A fantastic book on Django Reinhardt the gypsy jazz master and all those surrounding him offered to me by the Labbe brothers who knew I would love it Have lent to several students who incarnated Django for Language Day at school. Curut rated it it was amazing Dec 03, Sarah Libby rated it it was amazing Dec 24, Lemar rated it really liked it Nov 08, Bruce Triggs rated it really liked it Sep 07, S D Cooke rated it it was amazing Jan 15, Dennis Slater rated it really liked it Aug 08, Steve rated it it was amazing Mar 13, Tom Cox rated it liked it May 29, Yoshie Hill rated it it was amazing Oct 25, Paul Wehner rated it it was ok Jun 09, Annaliese rated it it was amazing Jul 05, Justin Roberts rated it really liked it Feb 05, Bob rated it it was amazing Mar 07, Jimmy added it Dec 17, Steve added it May 15, Fulcrum Publishing added it Oct 13, Drew added it Jun 13, Tibor marked it as to-read Mar 01, Jbondandrews marked it as to-read Dec 23, From Django Reinhardt to Doug Martin: Learn the History of Gypsy Jazz Music.

Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Jun 13, Dana Clinton rated it really liked it. A fantastic book on Django Reinhardt the gypsy jazz master and all those surrounding him offered to me by the Labbe brothers who knew I would love it Have lent to several students who incarnated Django for Language Day at school. Curut rated it it was amazing Dec 03, Sarah Libby rated it it was amazing Dec 24, Lemar rated it really liked it Nov 08, Bruce Triggs rated it really liked it Sep 07, S D Cooke rated it it was amazing Jan 15, Dennis Slater rated it really liked it Aug 08, Steve rated it it was amazing Mar 13, Tom Cox rated it liked it May 29, Yoshie Hill rated it it was amazing Oct 25, Paul Wehner rated it it was ok Jun 09, Annaliese rated it it was amazing Jul 05, Justin Roberts rated it really liked it Feb 05, Bob rated it it was amazing Mar 07, Jimmy added it Dec 17, Steve added it May 15, Fulcrum Publishing added it Oct 13, Drew added it Jun 13, Tibor marked it as to-read Mar 01, Jbondandrews marked it as to-read Dec 23, His devotees included classical guitarist and country guitarist , who considered him one of the ten greatest guitarists of the twentieth century. Jazz guitarists in the U. In fact, Byrd, who lived from to , said that Reinhardt was his primary influence. Guitarist Mike Peters notes that "the word 'genius' is bantered about too much. The popularity of gypsy jazz has generated an increasing number of festivals, such as the Festival Django Reinhardt held every last weekend of June since in Samois-sur-Seine France , [42] [43] the various DjangoFests held throughout Europe [44] and the US, and Django in June, an annual camp for Gypsy jazz musicians and aficionados. The movie covers Django's escape from Nazi-occupied in and the fact that even under "constant danger, flight and the atrocities committed against his family", he continued composing and performing. The documentary film, Djangomania! The hour-long film was directed and written by Jamie Kastner, who traveled throughout the world to show the influence of Django's music in various countries. The festival was organized by . Numerous musicians have written and recorded tributes to Reinhardt. Ramelton, Co. Donegal, Ireland, each year hosts a festival in tribute to Django called "Django sur Lennon" or "Django on the Lennon" the Lennon being the name of the local river that runs through the village. In coincidence with the th anniversary of Django's birth, a graphic novel depicting his youth years was published under the title "Django Main de Feu", by writer Salva Rubio and artist Efa through Belgian publisher Dupuis. French recording artist, Serge Krief [55]. Many guitar players and other musicians have expressed admiration for Reinhardt or have cited him as a major influence. described Reinhardt as "by far the most astonishing guitar player ever" and "quite superhuman". 's and 's , both of whom lost fingers in accidents, were inspired by Reinhardt's example of becoming an accomplished guitar player despite his injuries. Garcia was quoted in June in Frets Magazine :. His technique is awesome! Even today, nobody has really come to the state that he was playing at. As good as players are, they haven't gotten to where he is. There's a lot of guys that play fast and a lot of guys that play clean, and the guitar has come a long way as far as speed and clarity go, but nobody plays with the whole fullness of expression that Django has. I mean, the combination of incredible speed — all the speed you could possibly want — but also the thing of every note have a specific personality. You don't hear it. I really haven't heard it anywhere but with Django. [57]. Andrew Latimer , of the band Camel , has stated that he was influenced by Reinhardt. has been a lifelong Reinhardt fan, stating in his memoir, "This was a man who changed my musical life by giving me a whole new perspective on the guitar and, on an even more profound level, on my relationship with sound During my formative years, as I listened to Django's records, especially songs like '' that I would play for the rest of my life, I studied his technique. Even more, I studied his gentleness. I love the human sound he gave his acoustic guitar. Although he is famous for composing scores for two movies by , respectively "Vicky Barcelona" and "Midnight in Paris", most of Wrembel's music has been inspired by Django Reinhardt. From to , he has released five volumes of the series "Django Experiment" composed of covers of Reinhardt's compositions as well as creations inspired by him. In Wrembel also released "Django l'impressionniste", 17 never-published solo pieces composed by Reinhardt between and Reinhardt recorded over sides in his recording career, from to , the majority as sides of the then-prevalent RPM records, with the remainder as acetates, transcription discs, private and off-air recordings of radio broadcasts , and part of a film soundtrack. Only one session eight tracks from March was ever recorded specifically for album release by in the then-new LP format, but Reinhardt died before the album could be released. In his earliest recordings Reinhardt played banjo or, more accurately, banjo-guitar accompanying accordionists and singers on dances and popular tunes of the day, with no jazz content, whereas in the last recordings before his death he played amplified guitar in the idiom with a pool of younger, more modern French musicians. A full chronological listing of his lifetime recorded output is available from the source cited here, [66] and an index of individual tunes is available from the source cited here. Since his death, Reinhardt's music has been released on many compilations. A small number of waltzes composed by Reinhardt in his youth were never recorded by the composer, but were retained in the repertoire of his associates and several are still played today. The latest one was released on January 23, as "Django Experiment V. The names "Gagoug" and "Choti" were reportedly conferred by Django's widow Naguine on request from Matelo, who had learned the tunes without names. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Belgian-born Romani guitarist and composer. In this ["Nuages"] graceful and eloquent melody, Django evoked the woes of the war that weighed on people's souls—and then transcended it all. Main article: Gypsy jazz. The instant I heard Django, I flipped. I chose his style because it spoke to me. He was too far ahead of his time. He was something else. Django is still one of my main influences, I think, for lyricism. He can make me cry when I hear him. Biography portal Music portal Jazz portal. Eventually, Django would play electric guitar, and become one of the greatest guitar stylists of all time. Organ begins to play Interview: Announcer: Could you tell me Mr Reinhardt, what has compelled you to write this mass? DR: All the gypsies in the entire world have made use of foreign masses for many centuries. I have written this mass to be interpreted by choir and organ. A: And in what surroundings do you isolate yourself in order to write — it's not a question of surroundings. For you certainly cannot do it after a jazz concert? DR: I prefer to write in the evening very late or in the morning in my bed. A: And did you notate the music? DR: No, it's not I who notates the music. I dictate it to him. A: And is today the first recital of your mass? DR: It is an extract of my mass. I particularly don't know the ending. It's the first time I have heard the composition on the organ. A: Certainly you know, Mr Reinhardt, that in the world and particularly in France, it is said that you are the king of the gypsies. Is that accurate? DR: No, no, no, don't think that. But it might come to pass, perhaps one day. I am very loved by them, and I thank them by offering to them this mass. Organ continues to play. Retrieved 30 May — via YouTube. Oxford University Press. Dictionnaire amoureux de la Belgique. Retrieved 30 May Retrieved 30 November All About Jazz. Retrieved 3 February Django Station. Django Reinhardt. Da Capo Press. Gypsy Jazz Encyclopedia. Retrieved 7 April Speck Press. Django Montreal. La Grande Roue. The Django Reinhardt Swing Page. Press p. Historical. This was the case anyhow with the original Hot Club instrumentation. However, today it is not uncommon for more than one guitarist and even the bass player to solo as well. Moreover, accordion is often included in the instrumentation as well, particularly in ensembles that perform many waltzes from the Mussette repertoire. It will be noted that though the QHCF was an all strings ensemble, in later years Django Reinhardt did also play with vocalists though not often , reed players , sax, etc. This can be attributed to a combination of factors such as the growing popularity of current generation players, ex. Additionally, technology has made it much easier for people to connect and share knowledge about this music all over the world. 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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 s in Paris, France. Honing his skills as a guitar-banjo player accompanying accordion players in the Bals Mussette of Paris in his youth, Django Reinhardt years later switched to the guitar during convalescence after his near fatal injury when his caravan caught fire leaving his left hand ring and pinky fingers damaged for life. 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. In general, the solos are most often left to guitar and violin. This was the case anyhow with the original Hot Club instrumentation. However, today it is not uncommon for more than one guitarist and even the bass player to solo as well. Moreover, accordion is often included in the instrumentation as well, particularly in ensembles that perform many waltzes from the Mussette repertoire. It will be noted that though the QHCF was an all strings ensemble, in later years Django Reinhardt did also play with vocalists though not often , reed players clarinet, sax, etc. This can be attributed to a combination of factors such as the growing popularity of current generation players, ex. Jun 13, Dana Clinton rated it really liked it. A fantastic book on Django Reinhardt the gypsy jazz master and all those surrounding him offered to me by the Labbe brothers who knew I would love it Have lent to several students who incarnated Django for Language Day at school. Curut rated it it was amazing Dec 03, Sarah Libby rated it it was amazing Dec 24, Lemar rated it really liked it Nov 08, Bruce Triggs rated it really liked it Sep 07, S D Cooke rated it it was amazing Jan 15, Dennis Slater rated it really liked it Aug 08, Steve rated it it was amazing Mar 13, Tom Cox rated it liked it May 29, Yoshie Hill rated it it was amazing Oct 25, Paul Wehner rated it it was ok Jun 09, Annaliese rated it it was amazing Jul 05, Justin Roberts rated it really liked it Feb 05, Bob rated it it was amazing Mar 07, Jimmy added it Dec 17, Steve added it May 15, Fulcrum Publishing added it Oct 13, Drew added it Jun 13, Tibor marked it as to-read Mar 01, Jbondandrews marked it as to-read Dec 23, Bean marked it as to-read Feb 19, Fulcrum Publishing added it May 05, Tim Harding marked it as to-read May 18, HC Collins added it Jul 24, Testing added it Dec 23, Brent marked it as to-read Feb 29, Belinda marked it as to-read Sep 25, Nancy marked it as to-read Sep 26, Anneselden7 Selden Berry marked it as to-read Nov 10, Paul marked it as to-read May 08, Corey Shaw added it Oct 31, Kyle marked it as to-read May 14, J Almazan marked it as to-read Jun 01, Katherine added it Dec 28, James Mahoney marked it as to-read Feb 05, There are no discussion topics on this book yet. Readers also enjoyed.

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Moreover, accordion is often included in the instrumentation as well, particularly in ensembles that perform many waltzes from the Mussette repertoire. It will be noted that though the QHCF was an all strings ensemble, in later years Django Reinhardt did also play with vocalists though not often , reed players clarinet, sax, etc. This can be attributed to a combination of factors such as the growing popularity of current generation players, ex. Additionally, technology has made it much easier for people to connect and share knowledge about this music all over the world. Moreover, over the last decade we have seen a huge spike in interest with this music worldwide as can be seen with the ever growing number of bands being created in honor of this music and the growing number of festivals worldwide honoring gypsy jazz and Django Reinhardt specifically. An incomplete list of just some of the top contemporary players of the genre today which I highly recommend taking time to explore: I know this is incomplete but a full list would be a mile long. The best way to learn more about gypsy jazz is to go out and see the music live. Research who is playing this music and take the time to go out and see it in person. Moreover there can be no substitute for exploring the plethora of recordings left to us by Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli as well as the heap of recordings by contemporary players in the post-Django era. Your Total:. Follow Us. Sound Cloud. Your Cart. Your Cart: Empty. Banner Adverts. Your Account. Policies and Info. Online Store. Exec Time: 0.

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