Barrio Manouche is an acoustic San Francisco-based international septet (Spain, Quebec, France, Brasil and California) playing music that will take you on a magical journey, frequently joined by artists from around the globe.
The San Francisco based ensemble has been recognized for its surprise concerts, innovative style, complex technique, and their passion for their musical improvisation.
The band performs a repertoire of original instrumental compositions with a unique sound that it's difficult to classify but instantly recognizable deeply influenced by a range of musical traditions, from the swing of Louis Armstrong and Sidney Bechet, to the hot jazz of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli,the gypsy soul of eastern europe, the flamenco of Paco de Lucia to the avant-garde sounds of Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane...
BARRIO MANOUCHE IS:
Javi Jimenez: guitars
Alex Zelnick: guitars
Luis Jimenez: percussions
Marcos Rodrigues: percussions
Gary Johnson: bass
Magali Sanscartier: violin
Cyril Guiraud: saxophones
Barrio Manouche is an acoustic San Francisco-based international septet (Spain, Quebec, France, Brasil and California) playing music that will take you on a magical journey, frequently joined by artists from around the globe.
The San Francisco based ensemble has been recognized for its surprise concerts, innovative style, complex technique, and their passion for their musical improvisation.
The band performs a repertoire of original instrumental compositions with a unique sound that it's difficult to classify but instantly recognizable deeply influenced by a range of musical traditions, from the swing of Louis Armstrong and Sidney Bechet, to the hot jazz of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli,the gypsy soul of eastern europe, the flamenco of Paco de Lucia to the avant-garde sounds of Miles Davis, Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane...
BARRIO MANOUCHE IS:
Javi Jimenez: guitars
Alex Zelnick: guitars
Luis Jimenez: percussions
Marcos Rodrigues: percussions
Gary Johnson: bass
Magali Sanscartier: violin
Cyril Guiraud: saxophones
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