I've come across the programme for the Quintette's concert in Anvers/Antwerp, Belgium, 29 December 1947. You'll find a pdf attached.
The list of tunes includes something called "Brouillard", which seems to be unrecorded by Django unless under a different title of course.
Also, what's interesting is the scribble of the third page of the programme. I wish to think that someone kept notes during or immediately after the concert.
It's obviously written in Dutch or Flemish. Anyone out there that can decipher & translate to English?
It's just a matter of opinion...
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I think that this kind of presentation was very common in the thirties when a respectable orchestra was supposed to have a well defined program. I think that in 1947 it was just a little bit "square".
Maybe "Brouillard" was only a joke or some gem lost forever... who knows?
Who among us would accept to sell his soul to be present on that 31 December 1947 party?
I know for sure one of you ready to go there with me!
Yeah! Sign me up for that New Year party! I'll bring the champagne!
Yes I'm there with you, my soul a thing of the past!!!
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@MichaelHorowitz the attachment filenames get munged to some hash .. you can see in the preview that the attachment is "Django Anvers 1947.pdf" but when I download the file it gets an auto-generated name "d0db1247c6039f180b44795d17d295.pdf" are you able to configure the forums to preserve attachment filenames ?