Les lundis Jazz manouche

Gypsy Jazz Mondays invite you to discover or rediscover the energy and virtuosity of this emblematic style, performed by passionate musicians. An evening dedicated to the improvisations and infectious rhythms of gypsy jazz.

Every Monday, Le Parisien Saint-Martin celebrates gypsy jazz, a genre born in France in the 1930s, spearheaded by Django Reinhardt. This style is characterised by acoustic instrumentation (guitars, double bass, violin), a swing rhythm, and often virtuosic melodies, blending Romani, musette, and American jazz influences. It is music that is both demanding and accessible, inviting conviviality and spontaneity.

On stage, musicians like Octave et Anatole, regulars on the Parisian scene, perpetuate this tradition with talent. Their sets are an opportunity to hear genre standards, original compositions, and inspired improvisations, in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. The artists' communicative energy and the quality of their interpretation promise an authentic musical moment.

Le Parisien Saint-Martin offers an intimate setting, conducive to listening and interaction, where the audience can appreciate the proximity to the musicians. These evenings are aimed at both gypsy jazz connoisseurs and curious newcomers eager to discover a rich and vibrant musical genre, in a friendly and convivial atmosphere.