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An underground french jazz night.
Stéphane Wrembel is widely recognized as one of the most prominent interpreters of Django Reinhardt’s music in North America. Whether following the arrangements of the French master or exploring new artistic directions, Wrembel treats Django's work with the seriousness of a major composer. He is well-known for composing the theme song to Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris" and performed at the 2012 Academy Awards. While his style falls under Gypsy Swing, his performances also feature original compositions that draw inspiration from Pink Floyd, Ravel, and Middle Eastern music. Stephane performs at Barbès nearly every Sunday.






Stéphane Wrembel performs at Barbès, located at 376 9th St in Brooklyn.
He is known for his unique interpretation of Gypsy swing and Django Reinhardt’s compositions, infused with folk and psychedelic influences.
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