Gypsy Jazz
Music from all over the world is becoming increasingly popular in the Europe. One of the reasons is that we are increasingly trying to vary our musical tastes and there is a growing need to add authenticity to an occasion. What is also increasingly noticeable is that Gipsy Jazz musicians are becoming more and more popular. It might be a nice idea to try this genre out for your event.
What is gypsy Jazz
Gipsy Jazz is a specific kind of music style that originated in the 1930s. The most famous name of this style is popularly known as gypsy jazz, since it has many influences of gypsy music.
The Belgian Django Reinhardt drew a lot of inspiration from the original music of the Roma and Sinti and is also considered the founder of Jazz Manouche Swing. The genre soon caught on in Belgium, after which it soon reached France, where it is known as Hot Club de France.
Gypsy jazz is known as a cheerful music style with an enormously unique sound. At the moment, it is Stochelo Rosenberg who represents gypsy jazz worldwide with his Rosenberg Trio. Besides all these well-known and big names, there are many musicians who have followed in their footsteps. That is why there is now the possibility to perform this special jazz style live at your home.
Different Gypsy Jazz compositions
The Roseland Quartet
For a full Gypsy Jazz band, the foursome of The Roseland Quartet might be a very good addition to your party or wedding. The band consists of three great musicians with a top-notch singer who is able to create a fantastic Balkan/Gypsy atmosphere. They have been inspired by Elle Fitzgerald, which also returns in the repertoire.
Trio Sans Soucis
If you really want to create a French atmosphere and let your audience experience a piece of Paris, then Trio Sans Soucis is the right choice. Trio Sans Soucis plays classics by Edith Piaf and Yves Montand, but also English jazz repertoire known from Sinatra and Louis Armstrong. This trio can be expanded to a quintette du hot club de france with a French Gypsy Jazz and an American swing guitarist.
Manouche
For a more intimate setting, for example for a company party with a French theme, the duo Manouche is a choice that gives the guests a real Gypsy Jazz experience. With a top violinist inspired by violinist Stéphane Grappelli and an enormously talented jazz guitarist, this duo has performed hundreds of times. They know how to put on a performance like the Roma and Sinti in the thirties meant it!
Gipsy Jazz on your occasion
Are you looking for live Gypsy Jazz musicians? Evenses helps you to make the right choice! Besides these artists, there are many other artists who are ready to perform for your occasion.
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