# Hubert Rostaing

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Bebop Clarinet in Europe - Maurice Meunier, Hubert Rostaing, Arne Domnerus and Vic Ash

A series of little known clarinetists in Europe in the 1950's  - Maurice Meunier and Hubert Rostaing (France), Arne Domnerus (Sweden) and Vic Ash (England) with numerous continental jazz stars like Martial Solal, Pierre Michelot and Benny Vasseur treading a middle ground between swing and bop. ---…

WETF Show - Late Django! with Stephane Grappelli . ..1949/50

Keep Cool - late period Django Reinhardt - electric guitar and bebop, although some acoustic as well (including the definitive solo version of Nuages from 1950) . . Pierre Michelot, Hubert Rostaing, Stephane Grappelli, Hubert Fol, Raymond Fol and many others of the French modern Jazz school --- …

Gypsy Guitar Django Reinhardt VV-012

In today’s VINYL VIBRATIONS podcast, I tour some early vinyl records that showcase GYPSY GUITARIST GREAT DJANGO REINHARDT. Many of these will be original compositions by Django Reinhardt . These recordings of Django are found on Vinyl LP Record compilations of his recordings between 1937 and 1949. …

Gypsy Guitar Django Reinhardt Part 2 VV-013

In my previous Vinyl Vibrations podcast of Gypsy Guitarist-Great, Django Reinhardt, I reviewed some of his early vinyl recordings. I reviewed nine songs which Django composed in the 12-year period between 1937 and 1949. As a composer, Reinhardt was prolific, with at least 112 original compositions …

Shellac Stack No. 56

Shellac Stack No. 56 casts an eye — and an ear — skyward with songs about the moon, the sun, stars, and space in general as we celebrate New Horizons’ flyby of Pluto this week. Dr. Hoffman gives us an “otherworldly” theremin treatment of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata; recording in Paris, Hubert Ro…

Hubert & the Brothers

Hubert Rostaing was Django Reinhardt's clarinet player in the Hot Club de Paris for which Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli ( the virtuoso violinist ) are forever remembered . Django also had his two brothers Joseph ( Nin-Nin) and Roger playing guitar for him. This is a bit of mid week lightness - I…

Discovering Jazz -137- Tribute to Chick Corea and his Compositions

This past week we lost a musical giant: one of the most eclectic pianists ever. Chick Corea. There have been many well deserved tributes online. This one will focus more on some of his great compositions. Most of them are played by Chick Corea himself, but I also include a great Canadian voc…

Hubert and the brothers

Hubert Rostaing on clarinet replaced Stephane Grappelli's violin playing in the quintet Hot club de France during the Second World War.Django Reinhardt's path, because of gypsy background, was not easy during this period. His brothers continued to play along with him and he survived only to die in …

Giacomo Smith

My guest today is superstar jazz clarinettist, Giacomo Smith. Born in Italy, Giacomo grew up in upstate New York and initially wanted to learn saxophone, but was persuaded to start with clarinet, and went on to study clarinet classically in Boston University and McGill in Montreal. However, the lur…