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" The Music of Django Reinhardt is an impressive contribution to the field of jazz studies. The book offers a penetrating view into the music of one of jazz's most intriguing early figures." ---Keith Waters, coauthor, The First Hundred Years "An important addition to the literature on jazz, Givan's book provides many insights into Reinhardts solo building and unorthodox guitar playing; it is richly illustrated with many excellent musical transcriptions." ---Thomas Owens, author of The Music and Its Players "Givan has painstakingly assembled an analytical interpretation of Reinhardt's music that is rigorous, compelling, and illuminating. This book makes a unique contribution to the field of jazz studies and guitar music in general." ---Brian Harker, author of An American Journey When most people think of the great jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt, they conjure up the unusual details of his colorful a childhood spent in gypsy encampments outside of Paris; the tragic caravan fire when he was eighteen that rendered his left hand nearly unusable; and his survival during World War II, when gypsies were massacred by the hundreds of thousands. The amazing story of Reinhardts life even becam
- Author
- Benjamin Marx Givan
- Publisher
- Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780472034086
- Subjects
- Music, History, Arts
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