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Reinhardt

1. Django, real name Jean Baptiste Reinhardt. 1910--53, French jazz guitarist, whose work was greatly influenced by Gypsy music. With St?phane Grappelli, he led the Quintet of the Hot Club of France between 1934 and 1939
2. Max, original name Max Goldmann. 1873--1943, Austrian theatre producer and director, in the US after 1933
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A lifetime highlight was to sit in a forest around a campfire playing jazz with Django Reinhardt's grandson, David Reinhardt.
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Based on the life of French jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt, Djangoopened the 67th Berlin Film Festival earlier this year.
The London-born musician's virtuoso guitarplaying is his key asset and he demonstrates it here on All Buttoned Up before using the closing tour de force Guitar Heroes to pay homage to influences including Django Reinhardt, Les Paul and Chuck Berry.
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The music is from the Django Reinhardt tradition and this Jazzlines free gig starts at 5pm.
From Swing Era treatments of Bach such as Benny Goodman's "Bach Goes to Town" and Django Reinhardt's "Interpretation Swing du ler Mouvement du Concerto en Re Mineur de J.
Sunday afternoon to counter chilly weather with some hot jazz provided by The Django Reinhardt All-Stars.
All are wearing tuxedo T-shirts and proceed to play 80s pop music covers - in a Django Reinhardt style - on instruments more commonly associated with traditional Hungarian weddings.
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