Daniel Weltlinger

$48 +bf pre, $55 door 7pm doors, 8pm show Table bookings for groups of 8 or more only – please email us for table reservations AFTER you have prebooked to tables@camelotlounge.com.au All other tables and seats are first in best dressed. While general admission tickets do NOT guarantee seating, on most nights everyone gets a seat. Arriving as early as you ca n is always recommended, and conversely, arriving really really close to show time isn’t necessarily the best course of action. Please book carefully – as no refunds, credits or exchanges on tix! All ages welcome (but under 18′s must be accompanied by an adult) Fully licensed – NO BYO. Delicious food (including pizza!) available. 'If you can make sound tell a story it becomes music, and were Daniel Weltlinger not a musician, he would still be a story-teller...he uses notes the way a supremely elegant writer – say, Austen or Orwell – uses words, so the sounds, rhythms and sentence constructions dovetail with the meaning so perfectly that the reader's eye dances effortlessly along each line.’ John Shand – Sydney Morning Herald Internationally renowned violinist Daniel Weltlinger (Lulo Reinhardt, Karsten Troyke, Monsieur Camembert, Nadya's 101 Candles Orchestra) presents another evening of the music of Django Reinhardt with a program mixing Gypsy-swing, French Musette, Chanson and original compositions featuring a stellar lineup including Eddie Bronson on horns and accordion, Daniel Pliner on piano, Cameron Jones and Joseph Zarb on guitars and Stan Valacos on double bass. Weltlinger has long been renowned for his distinctive warm sound and improvisational prowess within the genres of Gypsy-swing, Jazz, Yiddish-klezmer and experimental/free-improvised music, and frequently collaborates with a wide range of respected artists and ensembles including German-Sinti guitarist and composer Lulo Reinhardt, Berlin based Yiddish singer-actor Karsten Troyke and singer-actress Sharon Brauner, Polish-Australian singer Nadya Golski and her 101 Candles Orkestra and the Berlin-based Moka Efti Orchestra (performing music from the television series 'Babylon Berlin', which he featured on), amongst many others. He has produced 5 albums under his name, including the album 'Koblenz' which was in Downbeat Magazine's 'Best Albums of 2015' as well as his most recent album 'Szolnok' which recounts the extraordinary real life story of his grandfather's violin from Szolnok, Hungary, which he plays to this day.