Friday 12 march 2027 at 20:00

Saison de "Jazz à Pau" : Stochelo & Mozes Rosenberg Trio - Gypsy Guitar Magic

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Complexe Culturel du Foirail, Place du Foirail, 64000 Pau

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The Stochelo & Mozes Rosenberg Trio is one of the most iconic groups in contemporary gypsy jazz, carrying on the legacy of Django Reinhardt. Led by guitarist Stochelo Rosenberg, the trio displays the virtuosity and elegance that have earned it an international reputation. The seamless interplay between the two guitarists—who serve as both soloists and accompanists—creates a rich and fluid dynamic, supported by precise and warm double bass. Their repertoire blends gypsy jazz standards, original compositions, and inspired reinterpretations. As part of the program, the trio also pays a poetic tribute to Charlie Chaplin through the famous theme “Smile,” reimagined in a sensitive and luminous swing arrangement. This moment pays homage to the golden age of silent cinema while highlighting the deeply melodic and universal nature of gypsy jazz.