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First Django & Stephane guided tour in Paris (Pigalle and Montmartre)
Mitch
Paris, Jazz manouche's capital city!✭✭✭✭ Di Mauro, Lebreton, Castelluccia, Patenotte, Gallato
Bonjour everyone!
Some of you may remember that about two years ago, I proposed to be your guide in Paris to follow Django's path. I also proposed guitar lessons and had the pleasure to meet Bob from New Orleans, Cameron from Sydney, Stuart and Ian from the UK...
Well, I have since then developped the first 2 hours guided tour at the heart of Pigalle and Montmartre to walk into Django & Stephane's steps. I'm pretty sure it hasn't been made before. I wish to thank Anne Legrand who gave me the opportunity to concretise this project.
40 persons (mostly musicology students from Germany) attended the premiere, last april 20th.
What if you walked the same sidewalks than Django & Stephane used to walk while making music history?
More infos here:
https://michelmercier.fr/django-stephane-tour/
A bientôt,
Some of you may remember that about two years ago, I proposed to be your guide in Paris to follow Django's path. I also proposed guitar lessons and had the pleasure to meet Bob from New Orleans, Cameron from Sydney, Stuart and Ian from the UK...
Well, I have since then developped the first 2 hours guided tour at the heart of Pigalle and Montmartre to walk into Django & Stephane's steps. I'm pretty sure it hasn't been made before. I wish to thank Anne Legrand who gave me the opportunity to concretise this project.
40 persons (mostly musicology students from Germany) attended the premiere, last april 20th.
What if you walked the same sidewalks than Django & Stephane used to walk while making music history?
More infos here:
https://michelmercier.fr/django-stephane-tour/
A bientôt,
