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from Koblenz by Daniel Weltlinger

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As with many musicians of his era Django was enormously influenced by Louis Armstrong so this track is dedicated both to the history of Django's first taste of jazz and to the history of jazz itself which was in many ways first mass popularised by Armstrong. The calypso feel references Armstrong's (and jazz music's) Caribbean/New Orleans/French roots while the violin part is reduced to a mostly accompanying role in the style of the old cafe salon orchestras and old recordings of the time. Only in the last repeated chorus does the violin also begins to 'rag' along with the trumpet (Vladimir Khusid) and clarinet (Edouard Bronson) with references to the old Dixieland/Buddy Bolden style popularised by Armstrong.

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from Koblenz, track released July 24, 2014
Daniel Weltlinger - violin
Vladimir Khusid - trumpet
Ian Date - solo and rhythm guitar
Nigel Date - rhythm guitar
Thomas Wade - double bass

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Daniel Weltlinger Berlin, Germany

Australian born, Berlin-based violinist/composer/producer. Regularly performing with a number of musicians and ensembles including my quartet under my name, The Asthmatix, Zohar's Nigun, Lulo Reinhardt Latin-Swing Project, Karsten Troyke, Sharon Brauner, Suzanna, Radio Django and Ensemble Olivinn amongst many others. ... more

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