Les Musiciens
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Rodion Boshoer (Violin) Classically trained like his idol Grappelli, versatile and talented Rodion brings to the band a sound that expresses his Russian roots and the influence of his work with the Broadway production and tours of Forever Tango |
Gerry Duligal (Piano Accordion) Gerry was practically weaned on jazz from birth through his father's influence. Bringing his own interest in everything from Bach to Bacharach and his fascination with European accordion styles, Gerry has found a good home with Club Django. |
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John Farrell
(Lead Guitar) John interprets the formidable genius of Django Reinhardt with virtuosic flair. Beyond the great master, his diverse influences include Charlie Christian, Mike Bloomfield and Danny Gatton. An accomplished guitarist who defies genre, John has been performing professionally for over 30 years. |
(Rhythm Guitar) Tony is a long time Django fan from Manchester, England, and an avid frequenter of Samois sur Seine. He brings to Club Django Toronto an in-depth knowledge of the gypsy jazz world. Tony plays a John Le Voi guitar. |
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André
Séguinot (Rhythm Guitar) André, shown here playing his 1961 Favino guitar, is the founder of Club Django Toronto. Born in Montpellier, France, he is the only member to have seen Django Reinhardt perform. |
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Abbey Sholzberg
(Double Bass) Born in Montréal, Abbey studied at McGill University's Faculty of Music. A professional musician since 1969, he has played in almost every genre imaginable. |
Guest Performers
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