Antoine Boyer & Gustav Lundgren Trio - Nuages

Antoine Boyer with the Gustav Lundgren Trio in the Stockholm Concert Hall 2016.
Antoine Boyer - Guitar (intro)
Gustav Lundgren - Guitar
Martin Widlund - Rhythm Guitar
Andreas Unge - Double Bass
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Recorded and edited by Iñaki Marconi
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www.gustavlundgren.com
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Music by Django Reinhardt

[@williamlovelady7217]

One best versions of this, and there are lots out there. So lyrical absolutely ace without the usual fretboard gymnastics.

[@williamlovelady7217]

Hi Gustav, I wrote a tribute for the late brilliant French guitarist and friend Roland Dyens . If you are interested I could send you the score. Not for the Django style more for your more modern playing .

[@Eduaro2U]

Very lovely. Wonderful playing, great ideas, sumptuous tone. Thanks for sharing.

[@salvandorum]

Simply superb.

[@accueilt3740]

You little Master !

[@Ericejazz]

Fantastic!

[@gabrielcaleb9277]

It can t get much better than that

[@rolandgerno2494]

Wonderfull , gorgeous ... Magnifique !

[@anjieskaya]

ahhhhhh....so lovely...wonderful

[@gretchenpmj]

Heaven!❤️❤️❤️

[@sunnyangel4521]

Un monument !!!

[@TheHallsofMusic]

You all sound great.

[@danieldasilvarabelo2745]

Que sentimento!

[@felipelimafidelis.fidelis]

Parabéns a todos do quarteto....

[@tulussitungkir356]

boyer playing clean

[@xapile]

quels talents

[@mjai3]

New outstanding talent. Last time was Jimmy Rosenberg.

[@jacquesvanvugt4602]

Geweldige jonge gitarist met eigen stijl,is van zijn4 jaar met gitaar bezich.
Kon het instrument niet vasthouden,dus plat op de grond....en alleen de steel bespelen.
Zeer uitzonderlijk !speelt ook zwaar klassieke gitaar stukken.
🎶👍👌😏👩‍🌾🖐

[@Eklyss]

Ho, un guitariste "manouche" gaucher !!! Belle version !! :-)

[@williamlovelady7217]

Hi Gustav, I recently wrote a tribute to the late great French guitarist Roland Dyens and friend. If you are at all interested I could send you the score. More for your modern style. I once had a big commercial hit in Sweden called , one more reggae for the road . Forgive me for that. I had to make some money so I could write more serious stuff. Bill .

[@gustavlundgren]

William Lovelady cool!

[@massyldjemai9981]

6:03 inspirée de la version bireli lagrène ft sylvain luc

[@xapile]

ce que je trouve quand même un peu dommage , c'est cette nouvelle mode de faire une intro en solo , qui dure trop longtemps , qui montre juste une virtuosité , c'est tout , et on attend le morceau , bof

[@xapile]

c'est marrant , après les chorus , la salle reste silencieuse , marrant

[@vinotinto8547]

I'm sorry but that's boring. Playing tons of notes doesn't make music great.

[@waterkingdavid]

Vinto sorry but boring minds experience great music as boring! Keep your dirty paws outa here! I don't wish you ill will only good will but what is achieved by trying to spoil others fun?

[@bronzewand]

You are right.. lots of notes doesn't make great music, but does lots of notes make boring music? Maybe you could explain what else you found boring apart from the amount of notes played?

[@ralphM1114]

Man, oh man, looks like we have a sour grape here venting his frustration that all of his years of practice and mediocre skill were stomped soundly by these fantastic musicians. Insecure much?

[@achakhakan4189]

It's not boring but it's not particularly great either. They're merely improvising in a certain style of play, which just means hitting notes confined to using a particular scale. No big deal. Playing the blues is just as impressive.

[@philoumars3168]

Non c'est totalement con cette interpretation. Le gars il pète un câble. Il joue du classique, du beatles, maintenant du Django.
Il veut la médaille d'or de tous les styles ? Il n'a qu'à jouer "La bonne du curé" de Anny Cordy aussi.
ruclips.net/video/N8fnNbf80kw/видео.html

[@moge0076]

Antoine = the Paco De Lucia of manouche