A French Touch ♫ Richard Galliano Ft. Sylvain Luc, Philippe Aerts, André Ceccarelli скачать в хорошем качестве

A French Touch ♫ Richard Galliano Ft. Sylvain Luc, Philippe Aerts, André Ceccarelli

From the albums «French Touch» 1999 and «New Jazz Musette» 2016 Composed By : Rochard Galliano Credits Richard Galliano: Accordion Sylvain Luc: Guitar Philippe Aerts: Acoustic Bass André Ceccarelli: Drums Ponderosa Born December 12, 1950 in Cannes (Alpes-Maritimes, France), Richard Galliano is a French accordionist. He was drawn to music at an early age, starting with the accordion at 4,[3] influenced by his father Luciano, an accordionist originally from Italy, living in Nice. Already 30 years that his first album as a band leader, «Spleen», was released with the “New Musette” Quartet. Already 30 years that he restored the image of a so called old fashioned instrument, bound to play for Saturday nights ballrooms! Already 30 years that he is navigating in all kinds of musical styles, flirting with salsa, merging with tango, without losing his soul, deeply anchored in his French-Italian roots. The “Musette” is an old Italo/French style that makes Jazz musicians so ironically reluctant and afraid.... However the “Musette” (java, waltz …) in France, like the “Blues” in the States and the “Tango” in Argentina appeared all around the world at the same period of time, the beginning of the 20th Century. Those styles are all the fruits and the fusion of a human and cultural blend: Italians and French musicians for “Musette”, Italians and Argentinians for “Tango”, Africans and Americans for “Blues”. All those migrants, far from their motherland, cried through a new musical form, mixing rage and melancholia , so was the “Blues” in US, so was the “Milonga” in Argentina, so was the suburb complaints of the “Musette” in France. VIDEO DISCLAIMER : Video is made for entertainment purposes. No copyright infringement is intended in the making of this video.