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The Gadjo Gypsies join the colorful and powerful 90-voice Kulshan Chorus in a concert of Gypsy jazz, american swing, and french musette, with a touch of klezmer, at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13 at Bellingham High School Auditorium.

SEE PHOTOS OF THE CONCERT [HERE]

Winter 2008 Jazz

This Midwinter Concert is a highlight among the many performances that have made the Kulshan Chorus beloved.

Gypsy Jazz originated in Paris during the era when Josephine Baker and Louis Armstrong were major stars. Django Reinhardt, celebrated gypsy guitarist, and violinist Stephane Grapelli, fronted the Quintette du Hot Club de France in the 1930’s. They were – and still are – hot!!

Join us Saturday, Dec. 13 at Bellingham High School. Bring a friend. You won’t be disappointed.
Roger Griffith,
Kulshan Chorus, Musical Director

See the website for the Gadjo Gypsies [here]

Tickets are available at
Village Books,
Community Food Co-op,
and by calling
Western Washington University
Box Office at (360) 650-6146

Adults $16
Students, Seniors, Active Military $13
Children $7

 

The Gadjo Gypsies

The Gadjo Gypsies are a premiere act in the style of Gypsy jazz. Evoking the spirit of the jazz age in Paris where the likes of Josephine Baker and Louis Armstrong were major figures, The Gadjo Gypsies emulate the famous Quintette du Hot Club de France. The Hot Club de France was highly acclaimed as Europe’s answer to jazz with the virtuosic Stephane Grapelli on violin and the enigmatic Gypsy genius, Django Reinhardt on guitar. In the same vein as the Hot Club, the Gadjo Gypsies perform a mix of American swing, Gypsy and French musette songs with a jazz flair and nuances of European and Gypsy flavor. Instrumentation: Yusuf Kilgore- guitar; Bryan Thurber- violin; Josh Rust- guitar; Jeff Gray- double bass. The Gadjo Gypsies are driven by improvisation and swing hard through their arrangements.

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