Program

Conceived by Renato Gattone and Augusto Creni, the quartet brings to the stage the music of Django Reinhardt's late period. Electric guitar and manouche poetry with a bebop sound: one of the most original chapters in the jazz of its time.

Active since 2012, the trio blends the charm of jazz manouche, the sunny melodies of the Mediterranean and Latin rhythms with the raw energy of rock, enriching its performances with a skilful use of electronic and electric sounds.

This international project took shape in the album Fo tou que Django (2026), a recording of the meeting between a legend of jazz manouche and one of the most interesting acts on the new Italian scene.

Live set and jam session with Tchavolo Schmitt and Daniele Corvasce.

Screening of the film Swing by Tony Gatlif (2002), introduced by Tchavolo Schmitt.

Jam session with the students of the Manouche workshop.

Masterclass and jam session with Duved Dunayevsky and Federico Zaltron.

Duved Dunayevsky (the world's leading expert on Django Reinhardt's 1930s style) and Federico Zaltron (one of the most acclaimed jazz violinists on the European scene) bring to the stage tunes from the jazz repertoire of the early 1900s, deconstructing them, reworking them and using them as a springboard for completely spontaneous improvisation.