ive heard all the contenders for the greatest guitarist ever. Some of them are astounding. But when you hear Django play. You are left in no dout this man is above them all. His talent is almost supernatural. Guitarists are still trying to catch up to him
Shame the manouche cliché is his legacy. There was never anyone in the 30s who even attempted to play remotely like him. With good reason as thousands of UA-cam drivel strivers attest! Nobody 'thinks' like him so they can't make it work.
J ai un respect infini pour tout ces musiciens qui interviennent, mais...Django, c est la mélodie. Un solo de lui est bien plus qu un chorus,c est une œuvre à lui seul. Des musiciens comme lui,il y en a très peu. Il fait parti des plus grands musiciens ,classiques, jazz,flamenco etc...
Ce qui est impressionnant c'est d'entendre les différentes versions de nuages et de voir à quel point il est joué différemment. Chacun a sa patte, c'est génial, c'est une musique qui arrive à se renouveler sans pour autant perdre son identité
Brilliant documentary. Love hearing it in its original language. Perhaps it will inspire some to learn a bit of French. Moi, pas de problème. I'm happy to see the traditions of "Manouche" Jazz being carried into the present day. Treasures like this must not be forgotten. Music is a living thing and needs new generations to nurture it. Merci.
Absolument passionnant. Les analyse de Romane, des frères Ferret et de San Severino dans son style, sont très pertinentes. Le solo de Bireli Lagrene à la minute 28 est à pleurer tellement c'est beau. Un grand merci au créateur de ce document.
Grand documentaire! Django n'était pas seulement un guitariste magistral mais également un compositeur remarquable. Quiconque joue de la guitare rencontrera tôt ou tard Django Reinhardt. Son influence sur la musique de guitare est immense.
This is a great documentary on jazz manouche'. I watched the entire thing listening intently, and I only speak English.lol Music truly is a universal language that unites us all. Peace.🕊
Could you please somehow get some subtitles on this. Looks like an amazing documentary but I can't understand it because unfortunately I only speak English. I'm sure that many others are in the same situation as this and would greatly appreciate English subtitles, and for other languages if possible. Thanks Josh.
I just got a few price quote for subtitling this (this can be done online). The minimum price is just a bit above 500 Euros (with a 3 days turnaround time). Who do suggest shall pay this?
English subtitles likely say: Django Reinhardt invented a genre of music called gypsy jazz. A bunch of people play it well (Rosenbergs, Lagrene, Stephan, among others). Some try to make it their own by unnecessarily adding brass, drums, or wind instruments in an attempt to make it unique and while most of the audience will smile and clap politely, they’re grinding their teeth in disgust. They just want to hear it the way It ought to be played: without pickups, without drums, without brass, without wind, just a group of people with strings, a smile, and whenever possible, a pencil thin moustachio.
Quand j’étais au collège il y a plus de 15 ans le prof nous faisait étudier sur Django et le jazz manouche en général, j’espère que c’est toujours le cas aujourd’hui
If you like and are interested by Django music, you might do an effort to try to understand french. There are on youtube 1 billion of jazz movies never translated from english, we - French or others - have to understand it even if we are not native english speaker. You have to do the same, the whole world do not speak only english...
@@philippegambini6297 Well, one hell of a lot more people speak - and understand -English than French. What's the point of making something if it's only going to reach 1% of its potential audience. I doesn't make sense.
@@musik102 of course but... Let's make an effort to go towards something else than english langage, as we do, and let's be openminded. Because all above, music do not need any words anyway, so... I can say you that for this movie, french comments do not add something very important. The more important is the music.
@@tc3445 Get real! Again, there are millions and millions and millions and millions and millions and millions and so on more English speakers in the world than French speakers. You must exist in a fantasy land.
Apropos le citation celebre au debut, there are one and two-second intervals in my playing where I sound just like Django in my heart, then I get arrested.
Merci pour ce superbe documentaire ! C'est un régal...Quelqu'un pourrait-il m'écrire le nom mentionné à 19 minutes 15 secondes ? Mon inculture musicale ne me permet pas de reconnaitre ce nom :( Merci de votre aide !
Angelo Debarre, le trio Rosenberg, Romane, Tchavolo Schmitt, Rafaël Faÿs, Yorgui Lœffler, Dorado Schmitt, Ninine Garcia et tant d'autres. Difficile de dire qu'il y ai un "plus grand musicien" dans tous ces talents...
je dis bien les plus grand oui dorado tchavolo dailleur tchavolo ma appris , bireli a rendu pendant des année remis le jazz manouche en avant avec le gypsi projets , et aujourdh'hui les jeune guitariste sont tres bon
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ive heard all the contenders for the greatest guitarist ever. Some of them are astounding. But when you hear Django play. You are left in no dout this man is above them all. His talent is almost supernatural. Guitarists are still trying to catch up to him
Shame the manouche cliché is his legacy. There was never anyone in the 30s who even attempted to play remotely like him. With good reason as thousands of UA-cam drivel strivers attest! Nobody 'thinks' like him so they can't make it work.
Oscar Aleman!
Yes agreed. Jeff Beck more or less said the same
J ai un respect infini pour tout ces musiciens qui interviennent, mais...Django, c est la mélodie.
Un solo de lui est bien plus qu un chorus,c est une œuvre à lui seul.
Des musiciens comme lui,il y en a très peu. Il fait parti des plus grands musiciens ,classiques, jazz,flamenco etc...
Merci pour ce documentaire Zycopolis TV
Ce qui est impressionnant c'est d'entendre les différentes versions de nuages et de voir à quel point il est joué différemment. Chacun a sa patte, c'est génial, c'est une musique qui arrive à se renouveler sans pour autant perdre son identité
Brilliant documentary. Love hearing it in its original language. Perhaps it will inspire some to learn a bit of French.
Moi, pas de problème. I'm happy to see the traditions of "Manouche" Jazz being carried into the present day. Treasures like this must not be forgotten. Music is a living thing and needs new generations to nurture it. Merci.
Dziękuję za super Doku o takim Geniuszu jakim był 😢 jego lirika jest wielka. Miód dla uszu i duszy.kocham Jazz i innych mistrzów tej muzyki ❤😅
Les mots me manquent pour dire vraiment combien j'aime Django et sa musique et ses enfants...
Moi aussi
Absolument passionnant. Les analyse de Romane, des frères Ferret et de San Severino dans son style, sont très pertinentes. Le solo de Bireli Lagrene à la minute 28 est à pleurer tellement c'est beau. Un grand merci au créateur de ce document.
Grand documentaire! Django n'était pas seulement un guitariste magistral mais également un compositeur remarquable. Quiconque joue de la guitare rencontrera tôt ou tard Django Reinhardt. Son influence sur la musique de guitare est immense.
Agreed. And to think he died 2 years before rock n roll arrived.
chez Django , il y a une sobrièté des notes inconsciemment choisies , comme si il les chantait dans sa tête ,ses chorus sont des vraies compositions .
This is a great documentary on jazz manouche'. I watched the entire thing listening intently, and I only speak English.lol Music truly is a universal language that unites us all. Peace.🕊
Could you please somehow get some subtitles on this. Looks like an amazing documentary but I can't understand it because unfortunately I only speak English. I'm sure that many others are in the same situation as this and would greatly appreciate English subtitles, and for other languages if possible. Thanks Josh.
I second the above. I'll watch it in French, but subtitles would help!
I just got a few price quote for subtitling this (this can be done online). The minimum price is just a bit above 500 Euros (with a 3 days turnaround time). Who do suggest shall pay this?
English subtitles likely say: Django Reinhardt invented a genre of music called gypsy jazz. A bunch of people play it well (Rosenbergs, Lagrene, Stephan, among others). Some try to make it their own by unnecessarily adding brass, drums, or wind instruments in an attempt to make it unique and while most of the audience will smile and clap politely, they’re grinding their teeth in disgust. They just want to hear it the way It ought to be played: without pickups, without drums, without brass, without wind, just a group of people with strings, a smile, and whenever possible, a pencil thin moustachio.
un regal se reportage
Greatttt...🙌👍👍👍👍🎼🎼🎼😀
Grandiose et populaire
J aime ce son, good vibraisons.
Toujours plus vite... Que de virtuosité aujourd'hui. Avec dix doigts.... Mais DJANGO faisait de la musique, et avait quelquechose à dire
Guyyyyzzz!!! Put English subtitles in these videos!!!!
Impressieve !
What is the song title at 32.45 by Rosenberg Trio ?? Sublime and swinging so hard !
Romane adorable et humble com d hab
Merci ♫ Zycopolis TV : )))
Quand j’étais au collège il y a plus de 15 ans le prof nous faisait étudier sur Django et le jazz manouche en général, j’espère que c’est toujours le cas aujourd’hui
Django RHEIHARDT was unique
The makers of this film do realise that there are 100x more Django fans who speak/understand English than only speak/understand French.
If you like and are interested by Django music, you might do an effort to try to understand french. There are on youtube 1 billion of jazz movies never translated from english, we - French or others - have to understand it even if we are not native english speaker. You have to do the same, the whole world do not speak only english...
@@philippegambini6297 Well, one hell of a lot more people speak - and understand -English than French. What's the point of making something if it's only going to reach 1% of its potential audience. I doesn't make sense.
@@musik102 of course but... Let's make an effort to go towards something else than english langage, as we do, and let's be openminded.
Because all above, music do not need any words anyway, so... I can say you that for this movie, french comments do not add something very important. The more important is the music.
@@musik102 vous avez tort, le français est compris partout dans le monde...votre point de vue est auto-centré.
@@tc3445 Get real! Again, there are millions and millions and millions and millions and millions and millions and so on more English speakers in the world than French speakers. You must exist in a fantasy land.
Magnifique
fabuleux merci pour ce reportage
Ahi falta el nmas grandse Oscar Aleman .
Apropos le citation celebre au debut, there are one and two-second intervals in my playing where I sound just like Django in my heart, then I get arrested.
who cares about subtitles when they talk over the music! i see its NOT just an English thing but people from all cultures LOVE to talk over the music
qui a des references et de la bibliographie sur django svp?
I love the part thats in english..
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veuillez fournir des sous-titres en anglais
génial
merci
Merci pour ce superbe documentaire ! C'est un régal...Quelqu'un pourrait-il m'écrire le nom mentionné à 19 minutes 15 secondes ? Mon inculture musicale ne me permet pas de reconnaitre ce nom :( Merci de votre aide !
Tchavalo Schmitt
When was it made (the documantaire) ????
les plus grand vienne d Alsace , et aujourd’hui le plus grand musiciens et toujours en Alsace bireli lagrene
Angelo Debarre, le trio Rosenberg, Romane, Tchavolo Schmitt, Rafaël Faÿs, Yorgui Lœffler, Dorado Schmitt, Ninine Garcia et tant d'autres. Difficile de dire qu'il y ai un "plus grand musicien" dans tous ces talents...
je dis bien les plus grand oui dorado tchavolo dailleur tchavolo ma appris , bireli a rendu pendant des année remis le jazz manouche en avant avec le gypsi projets , et aujourdh'hui les jeune guitariste sont tres bon
django est un extra terreste dieu fait des apparitions comme al di meola j hendrick
Donde puedo conseguir la traduccion para la argentina - español latino
What is the name from Song???36:41
Et Philippe Nedjar?
Who is the guy playing at about 28 minutes in?
Biréli Lagrene
Thanks!
gooooooood stuff!!!
😂Bireli Lagrene
OPRE ROMA
OPRE ROMA??? NAJ ROMA, SINTI!!!!
17:47
Needs English.
"la race gitane et manouche" mdr
Pourquoi mdr?