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Within the framework of the latest musical project initiated and launched by him - 3D Pro’ect – the well-known artist Emy Drăgoi shall present a musical genre with a special history and flavour: the Django Caravan - Gypsy Jazz Manouche - Emy Drăgoi

Tribute: Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli

Special guest: Ion Caramitru

The Manouche jazz, originating from the French suburbs – country in which Emy Drăgoi has completed his musical studies, also receiving the title of Artist of the Year, and in which he discovered the illustrious promoters of this musical genre, Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli, living alongside David Reinhard (grandson of Django), performing shows with the latter and Trio Rosemberg, Bireli Lagrene, Didier Lockwood etc., shall be presented to the Romanian audience in a vocal-instrumental formula, special in itself, through the creation of this project - Caravana Django - Gypsy Jazz Manouche - Emy Drăgoi

Django has imposed a rhythm, the “swing”, which shall mark an entire period of interwar Paris. The repertoire of this project shall include immortal themes, such as Minor Swing, Daphne, Belleville, Djangology, Swing '42 și Nuages, which became standard pieces in jazz music.

First and foremost, Emy Drăgoi and Jazz Hot Club Romania shall be joined on stage by the members of the Jazz Hot Club Junior Orchestra, alongside 3D Pro’ect. These shall be joined by several other top instrumentalists from France, manouche guitarists, especially invited for this kind of music.

Collaborators within this great project are also actors of the National Theatre of Bucharest: Anca Sigartău, Aylin Cadîr, Tania Popa, alongside maestro Ion Caramitru.

Appreciated for their theatre and film roles, for their appearances on radio and television, they also have a solid musical background, taking the Django Caravan on a magical musical journey, accompanied by dancers of the Tango Tangent troupe.

Theatre, Music and Dance shall form a whole within this project. The show is accompanied by a video projection which replenishes the magic of this show Music in the Family.

Translated by Simona Nichiteanu