Duved And His Transatlantic Five at Bal Blomet

Born from the union of five international artists and their love of the music of the 30s, the "Duved's Transatlantic Five" fervently defends the musical style and spirit of the original formation: the Quintette du Hot Club de France. Like Django and Stéphane Grapelli, the meeting of Israeli guitarist Duved Dunayevsky, recognized as Django Reinhardt's natural heir, with Russian virtuoso violinist Daniel Garlitsky was the starting point of this training. It is not only a question of bringing traditional jazz to life by preserving it, but also of extending its creative heritage....

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Born from the union of five international artists and their love of the music of the 30s, the "Duved's Transatlantic Five" fervently defends the musical style and spirit of the original formation: the Quintette du Hot Club de France. Like Django and Stéphane Grapelli, the meeting of Israeli guitarist Duved Dunayevsky, recognized as Django Reinhardt's natural heir, with Russian virtuoso violinist Daniel Garlitsky was the starting point of this training. It is not only a question of bringing traditional jazz to life by preserving it, but also of extending its creative heritage.

Né de l’union de cinq artistes internationaux et de leur amour de la musique des années 30, le “Duved’s Transatlantic Five” défend avec ferveur le style musical et l’esprit de la formation originelle : le Quintette du Hot Club de France.

A l’instar de Django et Stéphane Grapelli, la rencontre du guitariste israélien Duved Dunayevsky, reconnu comme héritier naturel de Django Reinhardt avec le violoniste virtuose russe Daniel Garlitsky a été le point de départ de cette formation. Il ne s’agit pas seulement de faire vivre le jazz traditionnel en le préservant mais également d’étendre son héritage créatif. 

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