Duved Dunayevsky
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| Birth name | David Dunayevsky |
| Born | October 27, 1989 Juraselem, Israel |
| Genres | Jazz |
| Occupation(s) | Musician, composer, band leader |
| Instruments | Guitar |
David Dunayevsky born the 27th of October 1989 in Jerusalem, also known by Duved, is a jazz guitar player, composer and bandleader based in Paris.[1]
Duved started his music career taking steps into traditional jazz by exploring many genres before. He started playing guitar at 12 playing rock music such as Nirvana and Metallica and in his early teen years in a trash metal band.
He then moved on to jazz fusion in his late teens thanks to the inspiration given from Biréli Lagrène with Jaco Pastorius.[2]
Throughout Biréli he got to know the music from the guitar player Django Reinhardt with whose work he fell in love, particularly his Quintette du Hot Club de France of the 30s.
Duved relocated to Paris in 2013 trying to connect with the city that had inspired Django to further develop his personal style in music and fashion.[3]
He has since become a prominent figure in the Paris jazz scene as a forefront leader in the style of Django Reinhardt.[4]
He was given the honour of having his quintet named the Quintette Du Hot Club the France[5][6][4](by the Association of the Hot Club de France), a title previously granted only to Django Reinhardt's original band from the 1930s.[7][8]
His new project entitled: Duved and His Three Musetteers focuses on the music of Bal Musette.[9]
Discography
Duved's Hot Five (released on 1st January 2015) Duved Dunayevsky - Guitar Nathan Bonin - Violin Andrea Soria - Guitar/voice Willy Garnica - guitar Sebastien Girardot - Bass 1,3,4,7,8,9,10 Mattia Vendredì - Bass 2,5[10]
Duveds PreBop Orchestra - If Horses were Roses (released on 19 October 2019) Jean-Philippe Scali - alto saxophone (3,4,5,7,8,9,10), baritone saxophone (1,2,10) Sylvain Hamel - clarinet (1,2,3,4,7,10), bass clarinet (8), alto saxophone (1,2,5,9) Philippe Brechtlams - clarinet (7,10), bass clarinet (2), tenor saxophone (1,2,3,4,5,6,9) Michel Bonnet - trumpet Benoît de Flamesnil - trombone Duved Dunayevsky - solo guitar, banjo Andrea Soria - guitar (3,9) Mathieu Meyer - piano Leigh Barker - double bass, Wagner tuba Jonathan Gomis - drums Tatiana Eva-Marie - lead vocals (2,3,8,9)[11]
Duved and his Translantic Five - More than You Know (released on 1 December 2019) Duved Dunayevsky - Lead Guitar Tatiana Eva-Marie - Vocals Renaud Crols - Violin / Piano Daniel Garlitsky - Violin Denis Chang - Bass Zak Martel - Rhythm Guitar[9]
Quintette du Hot Club de France (released on 7th March 2025) Duved Dunayevsky - Lead Guitar Daniel Garlitsky - Violin Scott Koehler - Bass Andrea Soria - Rhythm Guitar 1 Pierre Richaux - Rhythm Guitar 2[12]
Duved and His Three Musetteers (released on 1st April 2025) Duved Dunayevsky - Lead Guitar Eduards Rutkovskis - Accordion Daniel Garlitsky - Violin Scott Koehler - Bass Andrea Soria - Rhythm Guitar[9]
References
- ↑ "Duved Dunayevsky". Django Reinhardt (in français). Retrieved 2026-02-19.
- ↑ "Duved Dunayevsky « Django in June".
- ↑ "Duved Dunayevsky: There's Rhythm in Paris - the Syncopated Times". 31 January 2024.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 "Quintette du Hot Club de France". Adlibitum (in français). Retrieved 2026-02-19.
- ↑ https://radio.vinci-autoroutes.com/article/la-renaissance-du-hot-club-de-france-14572
- ↑ "Duved Dunayevsky". Django Reinhardt (in français). Retrieved 2026-02-19.
- ↑ Bulletin N° 718 JANVIER-FÉVRIER 2025
- ↑ "Jazz Revue le Bulletin du Hot Club de France".
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 "Albums | Duved Dunayevsky". Retrieved 2026-02-19.
- ↑ "Duved's Hot Five - 2015, by Duved's Hot Five". Duved's Hot Five. Retrieved 2026-02-19.
- ↑ "Duved Dunayevsky - Présentation, vidéos, agenda".
- ↑ "La renaissance du Hot Club de France".
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