We now say “the Rosenbergs” the way we say “the Bougliones”: a dynasty as well as a mark of quality. You go to hear them without hesitation—and rightly so. Around Stochelo, a vision of gypsy jazz guitar has flourished: precise, poetic, and free from the kind of flashy tricks that too often numb critical sense. At Marciac, that name has already set off sparks with subtlety, spreading a powerful scent of swing.
Alongside the original Rosenberg Trio, Stochelo has created a second formation, the _Stochelo & Mozes Rosenberg Trio_, with Matheus Nicolaiewsky on double bass. In 2025, the Rosenberg brothers, in collaboration with the Chaplin family, will release a new album featuring Charlie Chaplin’s most beautiful melodies. Beyond being a legendary actor, director, screenwriter, and producer, Chaplin was also a gifted composer who wrote not only numerous film scores but also many remarkable songs.
The Rosenbergs recently contributed to the moving documentary _The Spirit of the Tramp_, which reveals the true origins of Chaplin’s gypsy heritage, and how a lineage once kept in the shadows went on to inspire artists across the globe.
Do you want me to keep the term _gypsy jazz_ as is, or adapt it to _manouche jazz guitar_ for consistency with French usage?