]> http://www.goodmusicny.com/taxonomy/term/137/9 en http://www.goodmusicny.com/node/939 <div class="event"><!-- <div class="details"><div class="form-item"> <label>Start:</label><br /> April 9, 2006 - 10:00pm </div> <div class="form-item"> <label>Location:</label><br /> Barbes </div> </div> --><div class="content"> <p><img src="/img/band_pics/stephane_wrembel.com.jpg" alt="Stephan Wrembel" /><strong>Every Sunday Night</strong><br /> 9:00 pm<br /> <a class="glossary-term" href="glossary/3#term59"><acronym title="Barbes: 376 9th St. (at 6th Ave.) Brooklyn - 718.965.9177 - Link - Map">Barbes</acronym></a><br /> 376 9th St.<br /> (at 6th Ave.)<br /> Brooklyn<br /> $5.00 Suggested donation</p> <p>French virtuoso guitarist <a class="glossary-term" href="glossary/4#term107"><acronym title="Stephane Wrembel: French virtuoso guitarist Stephane Wrembel may not be a gypsy by definition, but his music has all the nostalgia, joy and jangle of a true gypsy musician. Passed down from father to son in a rich oral tradition, gypsy music paints an impressionist landscape of the Bohemian lifestyle: traveling gypsies in horse-drawn caravans, dancers careening around campfires, gypsy women in long skirts with carefree children at their knees while a band of musicians plays through the night. The music of Stephane Wrembel takes us to the gypsy camp to dance around the campfire with the same sense of freedom, abandon and vitality as the gypsies. In addtion to his core band, stephane invites different guests every week including violinist Olivier Manchon, Washboard Kit master David Langlois or Cellist Rushad Egggleston. - Site">Stephane Wrembel</acronym></a> may not be a gypsy by definition, but his music has all the nostalgia, joy and jangle of a true gypsy musician. Passed down from father to son in a rich oral tradition, gypsy music paints an impressionist landscape of the Bohemian lifestyle: traveling gypsies in horse-drawn caravans, dancers careening around campfires, gypsy women in long skirts with carefree children at their knees while a band of musicians plays through the night. The music of <a class="glossary-term" href="glossary/4#term107"><acronym title="Stephane Wrembel: French virtuoso guitarist Stephane Wrembel may not be a gypsy by definition, but his music has all the nostalgia, joy and jangle of a true gypsy musician. Passed down from father to son in a rich oral tradition, gypsy music paints an impressionist landscape of the Bohemian lifestyle: traveling gypsies in horse-drawn caravans, dancers careening around campfires, gypsy women in long skirts with carefree children at their knees while a band of musicians plays through the night. The music of Stephane Wrembel takes us to the gypsy camp to dance around the campfire with the same sense of freedom, abandon and vitality as the gypsies. In addtion to his core band, stephane invites different guests every week including violinist Olivier Manchon, Washboard Kit master David Langlois or Cellist Rushad Egggleston. - Site">Stephane Wrembel</acronym></a> takes us to the gypsy camp to dance around the campfire with the same sense of freedom, abandon and vitality as the gypsies. In addtion to his core band, stephane invites different guests every week including violinist Olivier Manchon, Washboard Kit master David Langlois or Cellist Rushad Egggleston.</p> </div></div> Mon, 03 Apr 2006 12:50:53 -0700 http://www.goodmusicny.com/07-17-2005/stephane-wrembel <div class="event"><!-- <div class="details"><div class="form-item"> <label>Start:</label><br /> July 17, 2005 - 9:00pm </div> <div class="form-item"> <label>Location:</label><br /> Barbes </div> </div> --><div class="content"> <p><img src="/img/band_pics/stephane_wrembel.com.jpg" /><strong>Every Sunday Night</strong><br /> 9:00pm<br /> <a class="glossary-term" href="glossary/3#term59"><acronym title="Barbes: 376 9th St. (at 6th Ave.) Brooklyn - 718.965.9177 - Link - Map">Barbes</acronym></a><br /> 376 9th St.<br /> (at 6th Ave.) Brooklyn<br /> $5.00 Suggested donation</p> <p>French virtuoso guitarist <a class="glossary-term" href="glossary/4#term107"><acronym title="Stephane Wrembel: French virtuoso guitarist Stephane Wrembel may not be a gypsy by definition, but his music has all the nostalgia, joy and jangle of a true gypsy musician. Passed down from father to son in a rich oral tradition, gypsy music paints an impressionist landscape of the Bohemian lifestyle: traveling gypsies in horse-drawn caravans, dancers careening around campfires, gypsy women in long skirts with carefree children at their knees while a band of musicians plays through the night. The music of Stephane Wrembel takes us to the gypsy camp to dance around the campfire with the same sense of freedom, abandon and vitality as the gypsies. In addtion to his core band, stephane invites different guests every week including violinist Olivier Manchon, Washboard Kit master David Langlois or Cellist Rushad Egggleston. - Site">Stephane Wrembel</acronym></a> may not be a gypsy by definition, but his music has all the nostalgia, joy and jangle of a true gypsy musician. Passed down from father to son in a rich oral tradition, gypsy music paints an impressionist landscape of the Bohemian lifestyle: traveling gypsies in horse-drawn caravans, dancers careening around campfires, gypsy women in long skirts with carefree children at their knees while a band of musicians plays through the night. The music of <a class="glossary-term" href="glossary/4#term107"><acronym title="Stephane Wrembel: French virtuoso guitarist Stephane Wrembel may not be a gypsy by definition, but his music has all the nostalgia, joy and jangle of a true gypsy musician. Passed down from father to son in a rich oral tradition, gypsy music paints an impressionist landscape of the Bohemian lifestyle: traveling gypsies in horse-drawn caravans, dancers careening around campfires, gypsy women in long skirts with carefree children at their knees while a band of musicians plays through the night. The music of Stephane Wrembel takes us to the gypsy camp to dance around the campfire with the same sense of freedom, abandon and vitality as the gypsies. In addtion to his core band, stephane invites different guests every week including violinist Olivier Manchon, Washboard Kit master David Langlois or Cellist Rushad Egggleston. - Site">Stephane Wrembel</acronym></a> takes us to the gypsy camp to dance around the campfire with the same sense of freedom, abandon and vitality as the gypsies. In addtion to his core band, stephane invites different guests every week including violinist Olivier Manchon, Washboard Kit master David Langlois or Cellist Rushad Egggleston.</p> </div></div> Fri, 08 Jul 2005 19:56:55 -0700 http://www.goodmusicny.com/07-10-2005/hot-club-philly <div class="event"><!-- <div class="details"><div class="form-item"> <label>Start:</label><br /> July 10, 2005 - 9:00pm </div> <div class="form-item"> <label>Location:</label><br /> Barbes </div> </div> --><div class="content"> <p><img src="/img/band_pics/hot_club_philly.jpg" /><strong>Sunday, July 10th</strong><br /> 9pm<br /> FREE<br /> <a class="glossary-term" href="glossary/3#term59"><acronym title="Barbes: 376 9th St. (at 6th Ave.) Brooklyn - 718.965.9177 - Link - Map">Barbes</acronym></a><br /> 376 9th St.<br /> Park Slope<br /> Brooklyn</p> <p>This combo has been playing the djangofest circuit for years. Their sound is pure Gypsy Swing in the tradition of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli and features Barry Warhoftig on Guitar, Mark Campiglia on violin as well as Jim Stager on acoustic bass and guitarist Tony Hughes. They will be joined by Master Washboard player (and <a class="glossary-term" href="glossary/4#term107"><acronym title="Stephane Wrembel: French virtuoso guitarist Stephane Wrembel may not be a gypsy by definition, but his music has all the nostalgia, joy and jangle of a true gypsy musician. Passed down from father to son in a rich oral tradition, gypsy music paints an impressionist landscape of the Bohemian lifestyle: traveling gypsies in horse-drawn caravans, dancers careening around campfires, gypsy women in long skirts with carefree children at their knees while a band of musicians plays through the night. The music of Stephane Wrembel takes us to the gypsy camp to dance around the campfire with the same sense of freedom, abandon and vitality as the gypsies. In addtion to his core band, stephane invites different guests every week including violinist Olivier Manchon, Washboard Kit master David Langlois or Cellist Rushad Egggleston. - Site">stephane wrembel</acronym></a> regular) David Langlois.</p> </div></div> Fri, 08 Jul 2005 19:37:05 -0700