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French-born gypsy jazz guitarist Stephane Wrembel has come a long way from the Roma campsites where he honed his skills. Earlier this year, he performed his original theme to the hit Woody Allen film “Midnight in Paris” at the Academy Awards. The now New Jersey-based guitarist joins us with his band to play songs from his upcoming album, called “Origins.”
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Comments [10]
Just returned from Chicago--first time The Green Mill and first time Stephane Wrembel. WHAT AN EVENING. Thank you for such beautiful music!!!
He's in Woodbridge NJ on Thursday April 26th. See www.WoodbridgeArtsNJ.org for details
Fantastic. He and everyone in that band are amazing people and musicians.
as a dancer, i find my feet moving instantly...totally moving from the heart.
can't wait to see him perform for the 2nd time tomorrow...sooo excited!!
Wonderful
he is playing at Symphony Space tomorrow, April 12. yeah!
His music is so moving and introspective; so passionate and full of life. They pack a big sound punch into a song. Love them.
Love this music!
Discovered Stephane Wrembel at a stellar concert at the Egg in Albany a couple of month ago.
Fabuleux!
I can't wait! Stephane Wrembel and his band are incredible!
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