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Notre-Dame de l'Assomption
Nitcho REINHARDT is back in Mont-devant-Sassey for a Manouche Jazz evening!
Since his first visit to the millennial building, the Verdun prodigy guitarist has had a magnificent career in Django's footsteps. Self-taught, who learned the guitar by listening to his idol's records, he began by interpreting the great standards of gypsy jazz but quickly found his own style.
His compositions are unanimously accepted far beyond our borders and he never stops progressing by going through all the stages with his brother Youri Reinhardt on rhythm guitar and Thierry Chanteloup on double bass.With his album entitled “Une Histoire”, Nitcho has explored all the paths traced by Django, without abandoning his personal compositions where he can express his incredible talent and imagination!
With his musicians, the gypsy jazz guitarist is touring all the stages: Zillisheim festival, Les Aralunaires in Belgium, Transversale tour, “Itinérances tsiganes” festival in Lyon, “Printremps du jazz” festival in Chalons en Champagne, “Happy Birthday Django” in Reims, Festival des Granges in Laimont...
Nitcho is a gifted young artist, to be discovered as much by his talent and the speed of his playing as by his sensual and sometimes melancholic way of transmitting his emotions to the audience.
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Event Host Building
Notre-Dame de l'Assomption
A roman gem in a natural green setting...
Built in the Argonne foothills during the 11th and 12th centuries, the Church of Our Lady of Mont-devant-Sassey is one of the most beautiful religious buildings in Lorraine. Despite lengthy periods of construction, wars and plundering, it has maintained its architectural integrity and sober elegance.
It houses treasures of Roman and Gothic architecture and sculpture : the choir and 12th century open crypt are remarkable. The late 12th century nave has been completely restored and the 13th century carved portal is the oldest and best preserved in Lorraine.
www.mont-devant-sassey.fr
Building profile
Hours
Open
Celebration times
August 15 : 10.30 am

