Jazz in Marciac Festival: Gypsy sounds take on Charlie Chaplin
Jean-Christophe Ploquin (in Marciac)
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Stochelo and Mozes Rosenberg at the Jazz in Marciac festival, August 4. Laurent Sabathé
While the gypsy origins of the creator of The Tramp are claimed by his son, Michael Chaplin, guitarist Stochelo Rosenberg seized on music composed by the filmmaker. The evening was lulled by the rhythms and sounds of gypsy jazz, imbued with multiple inspirations.
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I subscribeStochelo Rosenberg has been considered one of the most brilliant guitarists of his generation for three decades. But at the Marciac Festival on Monday, August 4, this gypsy jazz artist added two new gems to his magnificent career. The first is his younger brother, Mozes, fifteen years his junior, who has risen to the occasion, both as a musician and as a composer. In the family galaxy, the next generation is assured. The second is Charlie Chaplin , and it opens a new horizon for understanding the personality and work of the brilliant filmmaker.
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