I started playing guitar in 1961 when I was nine years old. I started performing at thirteen. In my high schooldays I was one of the hot shot players in my mid Michigan town. I wasn't the hottest players but I could hold my own against anyone. I still play after fifty nine years. Even at my best I could never hold a candle to these guys. For anyone who has never played it's almost impossible to understand just how difficult it is to play this smooth and with such great phrasing. I love it!
Epp Roller told me about Django when I was 15. Epp played a bean tenor banjo. Epp claimed to have spoken to Django when on tour with Duke Ellington in Kansas City.
Grazie!!! When I hard the first time Sephora and Bossa Dorado I remained speechless. The virtuosity without amplifier, distortion and delay is also possible :-)
when this crazy covid situation is over if you have the possibility come to the Django Reinhardt Festival in Samois (now Fontainebleau) when he is scheduled for a concert. Visit also the campsite in Samoreau closeby somewhen in the week before and you will have a good chance of seeing him (and lots of other great musicians in this style) jam in a one meter distance there. Lots of coverage on YT from both places. Best Greetings, Matze :)
second 10 'well, gypsy music is not too much my kind' minute 3 completely in love with it minute 5 trying not to forget breathing while listening minute 7 in heaven after realizing the play 78 minutes
Nello Basely was een vriend van mijn vader . Zijn kinderen Tjabo , Bloema , Kersja en Tutshie kende ik ook . Oom Nello kwam vaak bij ons en speelde viool op mijn vaders viool . Lang geleden maar een mooie tijd .
GREAT guitar interplay, when they trade chorus's its like they finish each others lines. The BEST version of Double Jeu I've ever heard. Mozes Rosenberg is TRULY AMAZING!!!
Incedible musicians!! What a treat! Moses introduced as "rythem Guitarist"?? in any other band he would be considered an incredible lead guitarist, but next to Stochelo...I guess so. Great version of For Sephora.
even being 'old' now i missed Django but how wonderful that the Rosenberg's are here to bring him to life and what awesome talent!! If only aspiring 3 chord strummer's were shown the art of the possible as demonstrated here, there would be none of that awful rock n Roll rubbish????
@@midlandsroylenfield i don't think that Django is that far away from what then became Rock'n'Roll and he even paved the way for it in several senses. But that is not the point. To call music rubbish because you prefer something else is just sad in my eyes. I love Django and I love Rock'n'Roll. And as said before, for me personally it's not even completly different things really.
you know actually i envy you for that! i was thinking of one of the great jazz guitarists i knew who also enjoys playing the music of Led Zeppelin!! For myself though, i just don't get it and rock just sounds like moronic junk to me. lets be honest, the Beatles played some fairly awful stuff until George Martin introduced them to quality music?? However, i think i do have to accept this is something just to do with me and is probably rightly viewed as sad!!! thanks for giving your opinion and i appreciate your taking the time to do so.@@A.Lautner
@@midlandsroylenfield your ability to reflect speaks for you and thanks for taking the time to think about it. I think what we like and what we don't like is only to an very limited extend our own conscious choice and way more a product of our social environment and our socialisation. So it's absolutely fair to have strong aversion against certain types of music, but that doesn't make it junk. Music seen as competition with some being better than others for me personally is a very unhealthy view and in the end only benefits the commercialisation of it. If you don't like it It's just not for you then, but luckily there is so much varity and It's great you found something you really like.
@@juanm.rangel9087 Nous'che is the rosenberg trio without him it's not the rosenberg trio. Glad to see jimmy rosenberg is back playing again better than ever.
I started playing guitar in 1961 when I was nine years old. I started performing at thirteen. In my high schooldays I was one of the hot shot players in my mid Michigan town. I wasn't the hottest players but I could hold my own against anyone. I still play after fifty nine years. Even at my best I could never hold a candle to these guys. For anyone who has never played it's almost impossible to understand just how difficult it is to play this smooth and with such great phrasing. I love it!
💓🎶 привет из Улан-Удэ Россия 🎸 Байкал рядом с нами 🌈 приезжайте в гости!!!!
Stochelo is the greatest. The best combinaton of virtuosity and musicality I've ever heard.
0:00 "Douce Ambience”
7:06 “Stompin at the Savoy”
14:49 “Blues en Mineur”
21:19 “Festival 48”
26:50 “For Sephora”
35:50 “Artillerie Lourde”
43:12 “Double Jeu”
51:00 “Poinciana”
58:08 “Coquette”
1:04:14 “Ochi Chernye, Les Yeux Noirs, Dark Eyes, Kale Jakka”
thanks, although the last song is the Godfather theme, not Dark Eyes
@@BenjiBaret No it is dark eyes
Epp Roller told me about Django when I was 15. Epp played a bean tenor banjo. Epp claimed to have spoken to Django when on tour with Duke Ellington in Kansas City.
@@rajdeepghadge5392 Love Theme from The Godfather
Thx for this.
Grazie!!! When I hard the first time Sephora and Bossa Dorado I remained speechless. The virtuosity without amplifier, distortion and delay is also possible :-)
I love this music. 4 thumbs down is 4 too many!!!
This was in my country and I had no idea.. discovering this video only now.. will forever live in shame for missing the great Stochelo!
💓🎶
when this crazy covid situation is over if you have the possibility come to the Django Reinhardt Festival in Samois (now Fontainebleau) when he is scheduled for a concert. Visit also the campsite in Samoreau closeby somewhen in the week before and you will have a good chance of seeing him (and lots of other great musicians in this style) jam in a one meter distance there. Lots of coverage on YT from both places.
Best Greetings, Matze :)
second 10 'well, gypsy music is not too much my kind'
minute 3 completely in love with it
minute 5 trying not to forget breathing while listening
minute 7 in heaven after realizing the play 78 minutes
Nello Basely was een vriend van mijn vader . Zijn kinderen Tjabo , Bloema , Kersja en Tutshie kende ik ook . Oom Nello kwam vaak bij ons en speelde viool op mijn vaders viool . Lang geleden maar een mooie tijd .
Noni is an awesome bass player! So solid! And swings like a mo fo !
he also played with jimmy Rosenberg i think supporting the gypsy kids or so i`m not sure
GREAT guitar interplay, when they trade chorus's its like they finish each others lines. The BEST version of Double Jeu I've ever heard. Mozes Rosenberg is TRULY AMAZING!!!
Wat was dat een geweldig optreden...wereldklasse...ongelooflijk...🫣☝️☝️☝️
C'est propre..C'est harmonieux..C'est intelligent..C'est du stochelo..et les rosenberg ...bravo
Rosenberg Trio swings the best
Fantastic performance! And the video work is excellent as well.
🕊️💓🎶 огромное спасибо,, так приятно послушать, посмотреть на красоту!!!!!
💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🎶🎸🎼🎸🎼🎸 Спасибо!!!!!!!!!
ogromnoye spasibo,, tak priyatno poslushat', posmotret' na krasotu!!!!!
💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🎶🎸🎼🎸🎼🎸 Spasibo!!!!!!!!
thank you so much, it's so nice to hear, look at the beauty !!!!!
💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🎶🎸🎼🎸🎼🎸 Thanks!!!!!!
Stocholo is a guitar god, and it seems genetic. I thought I was a badass, but I am not worthy of being his student.
To the 4 people who disliked: I will find you and I will.... CURE you ;)
Great version of Sephora, had to listen it like ten times on row. Trance like =)
Such amazing skills and talents ! Congratulations Rosenberg Trio ! : o )
🎼💓🕊️ Дай Бог тебе доброго Ангела-хранителя!!!!
Their rhythm is so good . The bass is solid.
Awesome concert!! The masters!!!
Simply the best!
Osmose parfaite!!! Quels musiciens hors pair !!! Bravo ❤❤❤❤
beauiful family, beautiful music
Love the traditional song at the end 1:03:56! Bravo!!
stomping at the savoy was written by Edgar Sampson
💓🎶🕊️ спасибо огромное за музыку!!!!
Привет из Улан-Удэ Россия 🎸!!!
Gigantesque !!!
Kiitos konsertista. Ihmeelliset Ruusuvuorenpeikonpojat.
Дай Бог вам доброго здоровья Радости и Благодати!!!!
Доброго Ангела-хранителя!!!!!
Vive les voyageurs
The Rosenberg - ЭТО МАРКА! УВАЖАЮ
Exelente!! les sale todo natural! muy bueno y estimulante! gracias
divine!
Fantastic manouche....
Incedible musicians!! What a treat! Moses introduced as "rythem Guitarist"?? in any other band he would be considered an incredible lead guitarist, but next to Stochelo...I guess so. Great version of For Sephora.
18:52 Mozes "kicks it up a notch". Sweet playing.
@DaGreyFox11 I doubt it :) [Little-brother-itis]
Amazing!
Fenomenali
🎶🕊️💓
even being 'old' now i missed Django but how wonderful that the Rosenberg's are here to bring him to life and what awesome talent!! If only aspiring 3 chord strummer's were shown the art of the possible as demonstrated here, there would be none of that awful rock n Roll rubbish????
Sad opinion you've got there buddy.
you are of course entitled to your opinion and of course the rock and rollers outnumber people like me by millions to one dont they????@@A.Lautner
@@midlandsroylenfield i don't think that Django is that far away from what then became Rock'n'Roll and he even paved the way for it in several senses. But that is not the point. To call music rubbish because you prefer something else is just sad in my eyes. I love Django and I love Rock'n'Roll. And as said before, for me personally it's not even completly different things really.
you know actually i envy you for that! i was thinking of one of the great jazz guitarists i knew who also enjoys playing the music of Led Zeppelin!! For myself though, i just don't get it and rock just sounds like moronic junk to me. lets be honest, the Beatles played some fairly awful stuff until George Martin introduced them to quality music?? However, i think i do have to accept this is something just to do with me and is probably rightly viewed as sad!!! thanks for giving your opinion and i appreciate your taking the time to do so.@@A.Lautner
@@midlandsroylenfield your ability to reflect speaks for you and thanks for taking the time to think about it. I think what we like and what we don't like is only to an very limited extend our own conscious choice and way more a product of our social environment and our socialisation. So it's absolutely fair to have strong aversion against certain types of music, but that doesn't make it junk. Music seen as competition with some being better than others for me personally is a very unhealthy view and in the end only benefits the commercialisation of it. If you don't like it It's just not for you then, but luckily there is so much varity and It's great you found something you really like.
I like Stompin at The Savoy @ 6:35
Mozes is fine but where is Nous'che?
I wonder the same thing.
@@swiessler Hope he's OK
Vive les voyageurs guitaristes
Putting this Music on big stages feels wrong to me, it's meant to be more intimate, sitting round with your mates and a few people
Pay them a gazillion bucks and they'll play at your campfire if you want. What do you think it takes to make a living, dude? C'mon.
Put "Black Eyes" separately and in three months there will be a million views.
Nous'che? WTF? That he wasn't mentioned during the Band intros is bothering. Falling out/ Sick/ Dead?
Busy
@@juanm.rangel9087 Nous'che is the rosenberg trio without him it's not the rosenberg trio.
Glad to see jimmy rosenberg is back playing again better than ever.
@@mrblister8359 It's Mozes Rosenberg actually
@@LGuitarB ..mozes was never a member of the rosenberg trio here is a video on my other channel enjoy ruclips.net/video/VCksMmuttio/видео.html
@@mrblister8359 He is announced as being Mozes by Stochelo in this video
Coquette 58.10
Ki az a hülye akinek ez nem tetszik? It is great!!!!