Tcha limberger
Belgian Tcha Limberger's musical legacy
comes from a grandfather who played violin and
father who played guitar.
At just seventeen he started to play violin, inspired by
stories of his grandfather and recordings
from Toki Horvat.(music from budapest)
Tcha played in many bands and different styles of music.
Lollo Meier quartet:
play mp3
recorded with Lollo meier quartet
Jazz in the style of Django Reinhardt
Lollo Meier NL -solo gitaar
Tcha Limberger BE - viool-gitaar-zang
Dave Kelbie UK- ritmegitaar
Andy Crowdy UK - Contrabass
press: London Evening Standard
13.12.2004 - Brilliancy Unamplified
European stars beating a path to le Quecumbar’s door include Dutch virtuoso Lollo Meier and his Belgian colleague, the blind violinist-guitarist Tcha Limberger. Backed by two British experts, Jonny Gee (double bass) and Dave Kelbie (rhythm guitar), they made some wonderful music last night.
Dutch players are reputedly more subtle than their French and German counterparts, and sure enough Meier was caressing the strings at the fiercest tempos. Limberger varied his attack, sometimes making the violin speak in a tender, breathy tone. Having warmed up with some Reinhardt favourites, Limberger began switchino deliver his announcements. JACK MASSARIK
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Family Limberger:
This band has a repertoire that on the one hand is West European gipsy music and on the other hand Jazz in the style of Django Reinhard. The band was formed since he was fourteen and stays close to the traditions of his ancestors.
The band consists of Vivi Limberger who plays the guitar en also sings, his son Tcha who also plays guitar, violin and sings and last Vivi’s youngest brother who plays bass.
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Sirin: play mp3
This is a trio that concentrates on performing songs out of Eastern Europe. Especially uit Russia, Ukrain, Serbia, Romania and Translyvania. Sacha Gaidar is accordionist and singer, he is a specialist in East European languages. Tcha plays violin, guitar and sings. They are well supported bij de Hungarian bass player Csikos Vilmos.
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Braboschinke
This is the name of a quartet that in their own particular way performs Yiddish music.
Jan robbrecht is accordionist and singer
Philip Vandenbriel plays contrabass
Joachim Badenhorst (a very committed jass musician) plays the clarinet.
Tcja Limberger plays violin
They perform a repertoire from Klezemer and own compositions in the own arrangements.
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Romani:
This band consists of father and son De Cauter and father and son Limberger. Their aim is to perform a small repetoire of songs sung in the Romanian language. We see Dajo De Cauter playing contrabass,
Koen De Cauter on guitar, singing and playing a little sopranosax,
Vivi Limberger is guitara and sings and Tcha Limberger playing violin, singing and playing too little guitar.
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Waso jazz-quartet:
This band plays mostly jazz in the style of Django Reinhard.
Dajo De Cauter - bass player
Xavier Bronchard - guitarist
Koen De Cauter - saxofonist
Tcha Limberger -solo guitarist
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Tcha Limberger Quartet
This is a formation around Tcha Limberger as jazz violinist attempting to combine the Be Bob and the Django style.
Next to him we see:
The from Liege bass player Sam Gerstmans,
Yves Peters is the drummer who comes from Antwerp and a young but possitively enthousiastic electric guitarist from Liege Quintin Liègeois.
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Szilva:
A formation where Tcha can emerse himself in his passion for Transylvanian music.
He is assisted by:
Jan Robbrecht as accordionist
Philippe Robbrecht as bass player
Nicolas Hauseur on violin
Benjamin Clèment on guitar
Tcha plays the violin and sings Hungarian songs from Kalotaszeg.
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Romene guidia:
A French formation based around Tcha Limberger as singer, violinist and guitarist. They perform songs and instrumental music from the Manouch (West European gipsys) in their own arrangements.
Mathieux Leon plays guitar and contra bass
Rolant Martinez plays contra bass and clarinet
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Misoo swing :
Also a French formation playing the music from Django Reinhard:
Alain Hacoun on guitar
Jacque Loprendi plays accordion
Csiko Vilmos on contra bass
Tcha Limberger playing violin and guitar.
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Roma Luca:
A Romainian band:
Raluca Patuleanu playing Panflute
Kostel: Cimbalien
Aurel Badistianu : accordion
Zoli: contra bass
Janos: guitar
Tcha: violin
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We can also see him working with singer Patricia Beysens in a program with German Chanson.
With Jopi Jonkers, who sings South Americain songs and Myriam Fux a singer of Yiddish songs.
It is also possible to have different combinations of all the above mentioned musicians.
Bookings via ‘CONTACT ME’ in the main menu.
Belgian Tcha Limberger's musical legacy
comes from a grandfather who played violin and
father who played guitar.
At just seventeen he started to play violin, inspired by
stories of his grandfather and recordings
from Toki Horvat.(music from budapest)
Tcha played in many bands and different styles of music.
Lollo Meier quartet:
play mp3
recorded with Lollo meier quartet
Jazz in the style of Django Reinhardt
Lollo Meier NL -solo gitaar
Tcha Limberger BE - viool-gitaar-zang
Dave Kelbie UK- ritmegitaar
Andy Crowdy UK - Contrabass
press: London Evening Standard
13.12.2004 - Brilliancy Unamplified
European stars beating a path to le Quecumbar’s door include Dutch virtuoso Lollo Meier and his Belgian colleague, the blind violinist-guitarist Tcha Limberger. Backed by two British experts, Jonny Gee (double bass) and Dave Kelbie (rhythm guitar), they made some wonderful music last night.
Dutch players are reputedly more subtle than their French and German counterparts, and sure enough Meier was caressing the strings at the fiercest tempos. Limberger varied his attack, sometimes making the violin speak in a tender, breathy tone. Having warmed up with some Reinhardt favourites, Limberger began switchino deliver his announcements. JACK MASSARIK
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Family Limberger:
This band has a repertoire that on the one hand is West European gipsy music and on the other hand Jazz in the style of Django Reinhard. The band was formed since he was fourteen and stays close to the traditions of his ancestors.
The band consists of Vivi Limberger who plays the guitar en also sings, his son Tcha who also plays guitar, violin and sings and last Vivi’s youngest brother who plays bass.
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Sirin: play mp3
This is a trio that concentrates on performing songs out of Eastern Europe. Especially uit Russia, Ukrain, Serbia, Romania and Translyvania. Sacha Gaidar is accordionist and singer, he is a specialist in East European languages. Tcha plays violin, guitar and sings. They are well supported bij de Hungarian bass player Csikos Vilmos.
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Braboschinke
This is the name of a quartet that in their own particular way performs Yiddish music.
Jan robbrecht is accordionist and singer
Philip Vandenbriel plays contrabass
Joachim Badenhorst (a very committed jass musician) plays the clarinet.
Tcja Limberger plays violin
They perform a repertoire from Klezemer and own compositions in the own arrangements.
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Romani:
This band consists of father and son De Cauter and father and son Limberger. Their aim is to perform a small repetoire of songs sung in the Romanian language. We see Dajo De Cauter playing contrabass,
Koen De Cauter on guitar, singing and playing a little sopranosax,
Vivi Limberger is guitara and sings and Tcha Limberger playing violin, singing and playing too little guitar.
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Waso jazz-quartet:
This band plays mostly jazz in the style of Django Reinhard.
Dajo De Cauter - bass player
Xavier Bronchard - guitarist
Koen De Cauter - saxofonist
Tcha Limberger -solo guitarist
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Tcha Limberger Quartet
This is a formation around Tcha Limberger as jazz violinist attempting to combine the Be Bob and the Django style.
Next to him we see:
The from Liege bass player Sam Gerstmans,
Yves Peters is the drummer who comes from Antwerp and a young but possitively enthousiastic electric guitarist from Liege Quintin Liègeois.
----------------------------------------------------------
Szilva:
A formation where Tcha can emerse himself in his passion for Transylvanian music.
He is assisted by:
Jan Robbrecht as accordionist
Philippe Robbrecht as bass player
Nicolas Hauseur on violin
Benjamin Clèment on guitar
Tcha plays the violin and sings Hungarian songs from Kalotaszeg.
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Romene guidia:
A French formation based around Tcha Limberger as singer, violinist and guitarist. They perform songs and instrumental music from the Manouch (West European gipsys) in their own arrangements.
Mathieux Leon plays guitar and contra bass
Rolant Martinez plays contra bass and clarinet
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Misoo swing :
Also a French formation playing the music from Django Reinhard:
Alain Hacoun on guitar
Jacque Loprendi plays accordion
Csiko Vilmos on contra bass
Tcha Limberger playing violin and guitar.
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Roma Luca:
A Romainian band:
Raluca Patuleanu playing Panflute
Kostel: Cimbalien
Aurel Badistianu : accordion
Zoli: contra bass
Janos: guitar
Tcha: violin
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We can also see him working with singer Patricia Beysens in a program with German Chanson.
With Jopi Jonkers, who sings South Americain songs and Myriam Fux a singer of Yiddish songs.
It is also possible to have different combinations of all the above mentioned musicians.
Bookings via ‘CONTACT ME’ in the main menu.
