1. Der Zug Zum Finkenkrug 
2. Que Pasa 
3. Warumba 
4. Daniels Balcony 
5. Mar Y Sol 
6. Lulos Tango 
7. Auf Der Flucht 
8. Ameli 
9. Katharina 
10. Manolo 
11. Swing De Minor 
12. Mar Y Sol Chillout

Musicians:
Lulo Reinhardt - guitar
Daniel Ingersoll (Australia) – violin
Harald Becher (Germany) – bass
Doug Martin (USA) – guitar
Uli Krämer (Germany) – drums

Lulo Reinhardt is the foremost authentic and distinctive musical voice in Gypsy music today. Critics and fans agree that it is not solely because Lulo is the great-nephew of world-famous musician extraordinaire Django Reinhardt: It's about Lulo's unique musical genius, and his ability to make it appear so utterly effortless. The fact is that Lulo has devoted his life to music. He first showed an interest during his formative years. By the age of five Lulo was already being handed down the guitar tradition through his father Bawo. By the time he was 12, he was performing with his cousins in the Koblenz-based Mike Reinhardt sextet. Over the years, Lulo expanded his musical horizons as he delved into the music of other cultures.

"The audience sometimes expects me to play exclusively in the style of Django Reinhardt, but I have found a style of my own, and I'm happy and grateful that the people love it."

Today, Lulo continues to explore and perform a fusion of styles, including flamenco, Latin, and Brazilian jazz. He combines these with his own artistic stamp, and always with a nod to his Gypsy influences. His name has achieved international acclaim. He founded “I Gitanos” with his father Bawo and cousin Dege.

In 2008 Lulo found a new audience in Australia after a successful tour. He recorded a CD and DVD, “Lulo Reinhardt Live in Melbourne." In 2009, Lulo toured with International Guitar Night in Europe, the United States and Canada.

Lulo has played on many major events such as Rock Gegen Hass, International Cultural Festival Sahara en el Corazón (Algeria - with Brazilian guitarist Zezo Ribeiro), World Roma Festival Khamoro, Jazz Goes to Town (Czech Republic), Jazz and Blues Festival (Czech Republic) and Sidmouth Folk week (UK). --- lulo-reinhardt-project.de

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01. Donauwellen
02. Azt beszélik tefelöled (S. Sandor)
03. Sie will nicht Blumen, auch nicht Schokolade (Barnabas von Geze)
04. Kell mu Tchei (R. Winterstein/Janko)
05. Bellavue (D. Reinhardt)
06. I surrender dear (K.G. Clifford)
07. Faete (Biron)
08. Illusionen
09. Hungaria (D. Reinhardt)
10. Walltz à Noto (R. Winterstein)
11. Nino Rosza Mirando
12. Fantasy à Lulu (R. Winterstein)

Musicians:
Lulu Reinhardt - guitar solo
Rigo Winterstein - guitar solo
Pesso Krause - violin
Danjeto Winterstein - guitar
Babik-Reinhardt –double bass
Wilhelm Winter – piano

Lulu Reinhardt is unfortunately less well-known than he should be in France, despite being the alter ego of violinist Titi Winterstein. This quintet has been hard at work on the trail of gipsy jazz in Germany. This guitar player, born in Alsace in 1951, together with his colleague Häns’che Weiss, has been one of the best exponents of the German school of gipsy swing. He has a hard and percussive attack, with rolls of chords and a rhythmic approach that is less widespread on this side of the Rhine. Here he is with a sextet including the guitarists Rino van Hooijdok and Rigo Winterstein. Lovers of good old-time swing should not miss this concert under any circumstances. It will be a Samois exclusive. --- festivaldjangoreinhardt.com

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