Joined: 02 Oct 2015 Posts: 29 Location: buenos aires / argentina
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 6:39 pm Post subject: Lagrene and Jazz manouche
I there.
I'm curious about your opinon on Bireli Lagrene on one hand and the current re-emergence of "gypsy jazz" on the other. Is that a kind of music that you're interested in?
Bireli is a great player, probably the best in his style. That being said, "gypsy jazz" isn't something I listen to much. Bireli is far more than a gypsy jazz player - he can play any kind of modern jazz standard and in general is much more modern sounding than a lot of those guys who are stuck in harmonic minor and super traditional chord progressions.
Joined: 02 Oct 2015 Posts: 29 Location: buenos aires / argentina
Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2015 11:46 pm Post subject:
Scott Henderson wrote:
Bireli is a great player, probably the best in his style. That being said, "gypsy jazz" isn't something I listen to much. Bireli is far more than a gypsy jazz player - he can play any kind of modern jazz standard and in general is much more modern sounding than a lot of those guys who are stuck in harmonic minor and super traditional chord progressions.
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