I'm 4 years old and it's sad that people my age don't listen to good music like this, they only crawl around drinking milk and annoying their siblings.
+Juwarto Chua I know what you mean, as an ovum I find it difficult to find peers that dig jazz or exist as complete sentient beings. It's like c'mon guys, CHALLENGE yourselves!! OH SHIT what are those? Ohhh my...ow.ow.ow.ow
la chanson n'est absolument pas de Reinhardt et Grappelli, mais Rastelli-Olivieri pour la version italienne, connue en France avec les paroles de Potherat. Et en partie inspirée par le choeur à bouche fermée de l'acte I de Madame Buterfly de Puccini. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%27attendrai_(chanson) Par ailleurs Reinhardt et Grappelli improvisaient en connaissant et en respectant les chansons, pas en mettant des paquets de notes n'importe où comme trop de jazzeux d'aujourd'hui, "manouches" ou pas. Je me souviens d'un concert où Christian Escoudé disait "je vais vous jouer une chanson…" alors que les précédents disaient "le prochain morceau…" toute la différence est là.
although tchavalo dosnt seem to play fast as much as the other guys(even though im sure he can)he plays with a very good qaulity and i noticed he uses alot of finger stretches for good accenting and sound.fantastic job by everyone!
to me music is about creating melodies and having fun. and thats where django succeeded. he not only created wonderful melodies but they were fun to listen to because they were almost like if they were sung by himself. todays players cant replicate that, they just play a bunch of random notes that sound good together, but you feel no emotion because the melodies arent there. to me at least. some people will probably be angry about this and thats fine. its my opinion.
Questo brano fu scritto dal maestro Olivieri negli anni trenta.Il suo nome è Tornerai.E ' una bella canzone Italiana adottata dai Fŕancesi.La verità non è un'opinione.
Luigi, la storia delle 2 dita secondo me son "pippe" (tanto di cappello a Django), certo il jazz è qualcosa in movimento, si è evoluto maggiormente,questi suonano nello stile di Django,,hanno un repertorio aperto a qualcosa al di fuori del repertorio, compongono, la velocità delle note non è qualcosa a sproposito: fraseggi all'interno dello stile, artigianato musicale: suonano personalmente, sbagliano e continuano senza editing, cosa rara di questi tempi Per me godimento allo stato puro.
Playing faster and faster is not, to me, music's endgame. I like so much Tchavolo's playing... and love it more than Stochelo's style. it gives so much happiness and it reminds to what it means to be a manouche guitarist: try to spread feelings and make people dreaming. The same Django was able to play much faster than he usually did, though he had only 2 fingers. But it's not music then, it's just a rally between guitars. I think gipsy jazz is not that. Let the music breathe, man! :)
so people in here who says - faster is not better - basically says that gypsy jazz sux? django played even faster, and always with 16th notes everywhere, and he had a lot of beautiful melodies. If you mean that you need to have max 2 notes per bar, so dude jazz is not for you. in here is everything based on chord arpeggios. when they play theme itself, they play it "as-is" a lot of times, with less notes, when they improvise, they improvise around theme.. so what's your problem with that? it's definition of jazz!
No, they're probably saying that just because its faster it doesn't mean that it's better. You can still play faster and be better but sometimes it just doesn't always work out.
***** This is freaking stupid to read. Jim Hall is a master of jazz guitar, and he played very few selective notes. Django, Jimmy Raney and so on are also masters, but with different style that require more notes. It is about the melody, and the pauses between them. Listen from 2:05 to 2:15, he plays a difficult lick, or what ever it is, and it is impressing but sounds horrible. That "line" had nothing to do with melody, feeling, swing or anything other than showing off, and that is also why playing faster doesn't equal playing tasty or good for that matter
H0E0M0G14 what i really hate in jazz is .. when there's no connection between passages/licks/etudes :) those pauses for me is groove killer.. it's just my personal opinion.. classical music fans like these licks at all, i hate licks :) playing fast is difficult, and i think people need to respect this. soloing by connecting multiple arggpeggies into one serie of note is even more difficult.. playing melody around with tons of arrpegios, and making dynamic and progressive solo without any pauses is lifetime to master skill :)
Correct... first Tchavolo, then Stochelo, then Dorado. There is a DVD available (if you can find it) called Bireli Lagrene Live Jazz a Vienne which is a treasure trove of wonderful music. I love Tchavolo's playing! So much swing and bounce to it!
@@Trxadventures I should have mentioned above, the Bireli DVD is where this performance comes from. He has lots of amazing guests onboard. Angelo Debarre is another one of his guests who should be mentioned!
As I was saying, playing a myriad of notes in two seconds do not mean better... listen to Beethoven's: "Claro de Luna" and you will see what I mean. I am not someone who knows anything about music. Only someone who feels music. Thank you.
L'ascolto mi lascia senza parole tranne dire grazie a te per il posting (ancora).
Am i the only one who loves the FACES of those men before their music??
I'm 4 years old and it's sad that people my age don't listen to good music like this, they only crawl around drinking milk and annoying their siblings.
+Juwarto Chua I know what you mean, as an ovum I find it difficult to find peers that dig jazz or exist as complete sentient beings. It's like c'mon guys, CHALLENGE yourselves!! OH SHIT what are those? Ohhh my...ow.ow.ow.ow
Ah, so fine to finally interact with another refined toddler
but I still agree that tits are fantastic though....
Nigeran please, I was listening to CRASS as a zygote. If you don't know the Django Reinhardt version of this you're never going to be punk rock.
You’ll enjoy many more good years! Just wait til you get to your teen years and the jazz angst kicks in!!¡¡ !!!¡
my heart learned to wait for you, like in a never ending dream ...
Wow.. what a great guitarplayer..love that music..
beautiful music wonderful lightens my day!!!! :)
I so damn agree with you! I've always considered Tchavolo my favourite manouche guitar player because of that!
Un tema de los mas dinámicos y hermosos que se han creado, creo que se ha tocado con todos los instrumentos, y en varios géneros.
WOOOAHH!! this is music!
It's HAPPY music guys - Come On;No-one will ever play like Django he was THE Original.;Just enjoy the bloody sounds eh ?? :-)
Que bonita musica!
Excellent !
Geniales
Masters among themselves
great playing
fantastic! :-)
@Powerbench405
That's the power of manouche. It's like a travel: makes you forget about your troubles!
Ahí los tíos con su sonrisa, son cojonudos.
Holy goodness, dorado and tchavolo were digging, stochelo was digging them ahahah
Also very much a part of why I play it too.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!❤️
Video.stochelo.rosemberg.sto.brano
J.attendrai.tornerai..questa..musica..vera.virtuosismo.puro.jazz.swing.de.s..best.de.top
c'est musique !
bravi.
la chanson n'est absolument pas de Reinhardt et Grappelli, mais Rastelli-Olivieri pour la version italienne, connue en France avec les paroles de Potherat. Et en partie inspirée par le choeur à bouche fermée de l'acte I de Madame Buterfly de Puccini. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%27attendrai_(chanson)
Par ailleurs Reinhardt et Grappelli improvisaient en connaissant et en respectant les chansons, pas en mettant des paquets de notes n'importe où comme trop de jazzeux d'aujourd'hui, "manouches" ou pas. Je me souviens d'un concert où Christian Escoudé disait "je vais vous jouer une chanson…" alors que les précédents disaient "le prochain morceau…" toute la différence est là.
Video.arte.musica.eccellentissima..de.best.de.top
@MrOggydam J'attendrai was Composed by Italien Dino Olivieri.
Django schoool
although tchavalo dosnt seem to play fast as much as the other guys(even though im sure he can)he plays with a very good qaulity and i noticed he uses alot of finger stretches for good accenting and sound.fantastic job by everyone!
see i think thats part of the style, dazzling virtuosity is very part of the gypsy style and thats one main reason why i listen to it
Dorado so clean clear and tasty !!!!!
freddym223 not bed, but is too far away from stochelo
@@emuka-art Dorados solo is much more musical than the fast solo of Stochelo.
to me music is about creating melodies and having fun. and thats where django succeeded. he not only created wonderful melodies but they were fun to listen to because they were almost like if they were sung by himself. todays players cant replicate that, they just play a bunch of random notes that sound good together, but you feel no emotion because the melodies arent there. to me at least.
some people will probably be angry about this and thats fine. its my opinion.
Djangos music was always swinging and its amazing
Stochelo.rosemberg.sto.video.
Internazionale.j.attandrai.tornerai
Anni.40.50.60.brano.eccelso.de.best.de.top
this is also the internet! and you're also a person on the internet!
haha this is really funny..
Questo brano fu scritto dal maestro Olivieri negli anni trenta.Il suo nome è Tornerai.E ' una bella canzone Italiana adottata dai Fŕancesi.La verità non è un'opinione.
Che.video.swing..jazz.brano.j.attendrai.
Tornerai..auyori..compositori.italiani
Dino.olivieri.e.nino.rastelli..de.best.de.top
cheft gwant lite
Luigi, la storia delle 2 dita secondo me son "pippe" (tanto di cappello a Django), certo il jazz è qualcosa in movimento, si è evoluto maggiormente,questi suonano nello stile di Django,,hanno un repertorio aperto a qualcosa al di fuori del repertorio, compongono, la velocità delle note non è qualcosa a sproposito: fraseggi all'interno dello stile, artigianato musicale: suonano personalmente, sbagliano e continuano senza editing, cosa rara di questi tempi
Per me godimento allo stato puro.
Sburoni!!! : )
real skiffle
Playing faster and faster is not, to me, music's endgame.
I like so much Tchavolo's playing... and love it more than Stochelo's style. it gives so much happiness and it reminds to what it means to be a manouche guitarist: try to spread feelings and make people dreaming.
The same Django was able to play much faster than he usually did, though he had only 2 fingers.
But it's not music then, it's just a rally between guitars.
I think gipsy jazz is not that.
Let the music breathe, man! :)
:)
@9oh21oh Wunderbar,i think Rosenberg comes very very close to Django Reinhardt 's playing the Guitar.
Makes me think of Spongebob :D
J.attendrai.brano.video.eccellente.de.best.de.top
Stochelo.sosemberg.che.chitarra.jazz
Stupendo.sto.brano.virtuosismo.de.bbest.de.top
Eja.
à 2:48 il y a un point du manche de sa guitare qui a déteint sur sa chemise? ;-))
J.attandrai.sto.duetto.de.chitarre.
Video..brano.vintagie.tornerai.de.best.de.top
so people in here who says - faster is not better - basically says that gypsy jazz sux? django played even faster, and always with 16th notes everywhere, and he had a lot of beautiful melodies. If you mean that you need to have max 2 notes per bar, so dude jazz is not for you. in here is everything based on chord arpeggios. when they play theme itself, they play it "as-is" a lot of times, with less notes, when they improvise, they improvise around theme.. so what's your problem with that? it's definition of jazz!
No, they're probably saying that just because its faster it doesn't mean that it's better. You can still play faster and be better but sometimes it just doesn't always work out.
***** This is freaking stupid to read. Jim Hall is a master of jazz guitar, and he played very few selective notes. Django, Jimmy Raney and so on are also masters, but with different style that require more notes. It is about the melody, and the pauses between them. Listen from 2:05 to 2:15, he plays a difficult lick, or what ever it is, and it is impressing but sounds horrible. That "line" had nothing to do with melody, feeling, swing or anything other than showing off, and that is also why playing faster doesn't equal playing tasty or good for that matter
+H0E0M0G14 You just dont understand dissonance-release, which is what jazz is built on.
H0E0M0G14 what i really hate in jazz is .. when there's no connection between passages/licks/etudes :) those pauses for me is groove killer.. it's just my personal opinion.. classical music fans like these licks at all, i hate licks :) playing fast is difficult, and i think people need to respect this. soloing by connecting multiple arggpeggies into one serie of note is even more difficult.. playing melody around with tons of arrpegios, and making dynamic and progressive solo without any pauses is lifetime to master skill :)
no this wasnt stochelos.he was there but this was tchavalos playing.
Pomoc ili ako iko zna SVETIN kontakt
haval unapred
Sta
.chitarra.di.stochelo.rosenberg.jazz
Sto.braano.j.attandrai.in.francese
Cover.in.italiano.t..ritornerai.che.video.de.bestde.top
lasciamo stare gli spartiti
Jacopo, J'attendrai is not Django's composition.
Chef Etage...
Hey guys, so, help me out here please:
The first solo is Tchavolo, second it's Stochelo, third is Dorado. Am I right? Thanks...
Correct... first Tchavolo, then Stochelo, then Dorado. There is a DVD available (if you can find it) called Bireli Lagrene Live Jazz a Vienne which is a treasure trove of wonderful music. I love Tchavolo's playing! So much swing and bounce to it!
@@mikekratochwill4195 thank you so much, I will look for the concert! I like Lagrene as well! Cheers 💪
@@Trxadventures I should have mentioned above, the Bireli DVD is where this performance comes from. He has lots of amazing guests onboard. Angelo Debarre is another one of his guests who should be mentioned!
@@mikekratochwill4195 wow, Debarre too!? That’s amazing! I will definitely look for it, thanks for all these information!
ik zal handhaven
Stochelo kills here, no?
Dorado is VERY good. But Stochelo is just a beast. There's no shame in being bested by him. Haha
Are they also gypsy?
Chuck Norros yes
Tschavolo and Dorado are french stochelo is dutch but they all are Sinti!! And the Sinti the best ;-)
Does it have to? I personally can do without the violin on the Django Reinhardt version.
How dare you speak against the master of Jazz violin
Più.bravissimi.di.cosi.j.attandrai.de.best.detop
So, why is this in a Jimmy Rosenberg playlist ?
As I was saying, playing a myriad of notes in two seconds do not mean better...
listen to Beethoven's: "Claro de Luna" and you will see what I mean. I am not someone
who knows anything about music. Only someone who
feels music. Thank you.
sorry guys, Dorado is best here!
Django > these guys
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