Lulo Reinhardt and Yuliya Lonskaya

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Lulo Reinhardt and Yuliya Lonskaya

Lulo Reinhardt, the grandnephew of Django Reinhardt, has toured the UK several times in the past decade. While Lulo has the repertoire of gypsy swing you might expect, he has extended and developed his musical horizons beyond that, with music from North Africa and India influencing his playing. Now with Yuliya, he moves towards classical music.

Yuliya Lonskaya began learning to play guitar at a young age, going on to gain a diploma at the Belarus Academy of Music and study with Professor Andreas von Wangenheim, Costas Cotsiolis, David Russell, Carlo Marchione and Abel Carlevaro. Since then, Yuliya has won several international guitar competitions in Poland, England, America, Serbia and Montenegro. With her eclectic repertoire of folk, jazz, bossa nova, Baroque, Classical and Romantic music, Yuliya is a very welcome performer in many European and American concert halls, playing solo concerts and appearing with orchestras.

Two wonderful world-class guitarists, this musical pairing is definitely a cut above. Together, as the saying goes, they make beautiful music.

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