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The Seaside Django Festival
Celebrating the Music of Django Reinhardt & The Hot Club of France
In-Person Event
Sat. November 11th 2023 + Add to Calendar
Mary Winspear Centre
7:00pm - 10:00pm Doors at: 6:00pm
$50
Artists
Club Voltaire
Event Description
The Seaside Django FestivalNov 10 Hermann's Upstairs. 8pm Showtime
Nov 11 The Bodine Hall at Mary Winspear Centre. 7pm Showtime
Dance Floor, Seating and Full Line-up both nights
Celebrating the music of the great Django Reinhardt and the Hot Club of France, The Seaside Django Festival brings together some of the world's top Roma-Swing performers November 10 at Hermann's Upstairs and November 11th at The Mary Winspear Centre.
Dance Floor, Seating and Full Line-up both nights!
Line-up
Lache Cercel & The Roma Swing Ensemble
Petunia & The Vipers
Club Voltaire
Lache Cercel & The Roma Swing Ensemble
Lache Cercel was born in Bucharest, Romania and studied at Romania’s prestigious Academy of Arts. In 1986 he was awarded the “Artist of the People'' citation from the Romanian government, one of the highest honours in the balkans. Cercel’s music is firmly rooted in Roma (Gypsy) tradition, combined with Doina Klezmer, Middle Eastern, and European sounds held together with jazz improvisation. In the tradition of Django Reinhardt and Stephen Grappelli, Cercel lays down classical and improvisational jazz alongside traditional Roma melodies.
Petunia & The Vipers
Petunia & the Vipers play original music combining elements of classic 1920’s, 30’s 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s country, country blues, western swing, alt country rock, Mexicana, French cabaret, Romanian, ragtime, jazz, punk and folk music’s. A new music that springboards off of music of the past and jumps into the present day...Something in between 1920’s and steampunk.
Club Voltaire
Featuring Richard Moody, Adam Dobres, Oliver Swain and Paul Dowd. With decades of experience in Roma-Swing and related styles, Club Voltaire applies their devotion to the genre to both traditional repertoire and modern compositions by the likes of Tom Waits and Miles Davis.