Fascin\u00e9 par la musique du guitariste gitan fran\u00e7ais Django Reinhardt, le guitariste taiwano-canadien Denis Chang a pass\u00e9 ses ann\u00e9es de formation aux c\u00f4t\u00e9s des gitans de France, de Belgique, de Hollande et d’Allemagne, o\u00f9 il a appris \u00e0 jouer le style de musique qui est maintenant connu sous le nom de jazz manouche. L\u00e0, il a appris \u00e0 comprendre le mode de vie des Roms et a \u00e9t\u00e9 compl\u00e8tement immerg\u00e9 dans leur culture. Il est l’un des rares gadje (non-tsiganes) \u00e0 avoir appris le roman, la langue des gitans. Lors de ses concerts, il est l’un des rares en dehors de la communaut\u00e9 \u00e0 chanter des chansons du r\u00e9pertoire tsigane en langue romane. Le public peut s’attendre \u00e0 apprendre et s’\u00e9merveiller sur la culture gitane et la signification de ces chansons !<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Fascinated by the music of French Gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt, Taiwanese-Canadian guitarist Denis Chang\u2019s spent his formative years alongside the Gypsies of France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany, where he learned to play the style of music that is now known as Gypsy Jazz. There, he learned to understand the Romany way of life, and was completely immersed in the culture. He is one of the few gadje (non-Gypsy) to have learned Romanes, the language of the Gypsies. In concerts, he is one of the very few outside of the Gypsy community to sing rare Gypsy songs in Romanes. Audiences can expect to learn more about Gypsy culture and the meaning behind these rare songs!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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