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E se ... is proud to have had the following artists grace our stage ...
	Kris Anton Staten Island, NY, USA DJ Kris Anton has deejayed in almost every context, in a large variety of places over the past 15 years; as resident sound guy/DJ at Rubulad, the Zipper Factory,Bowery Poetry Club, Cbgb's Gallery/Lounge, Glasslands Gallery, and now Galapagos Art Space.  His collection ranges from dustbin relics to the cutting edge, french disco to bollywood classics; although his specialty is in burlesque/cabaret, circus, and the obscure. Kris Anton on MySpace
	Kinan Azmeh Damascus, Syria Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone Kinan Azmeh is the only Syrian and first Arab to win the first prize at the Nicolay Rubinstein international youth competition in Moscow, Russia, 1997. He holds two BA degrees, one in Clarinet performance from Damascus high institute of music and drama where he studied with Anatoly Moratof, and BSc in Electrical Engineering from the University of Damascus. He completed his Masters degree and graduate diploma in music from the Juilliard School in New York, studying with Charles Neidich. Born in Damascus, Syria in 1976, Kinan studied at the Arab conservatory of music in Damascus with Shukry Shawkey and Nicolay Viovanof. He has appeared as a soloist in performances around the world. In addition to his interest in Classical Music as a soloist, Chamber Musician and Orchestra member, he enjoys improvising on his Clarinet and tenor Saxophone. He has appeared as soloist with Sylvain Kassab, Marcel Khalife, Elliott Sharp, Kani Karaca and Hot house Jazz band, as well as being member of the New York-based NEOLEXICA group and the Syrian pop group Kulna Sawa".  Kinan co-started the ensemble “Hewar" with Issam Rafea in the year 2003 and led the group in two American tours 2004, 2005, including performances at the reputed Kennedy center. www.kinanazmeh.com
	Baby Soda Jazz Band New York, USA Jazz Band Baby Soda! Developed by hoboes, perfected through science... The Baby Soda Jazz Band is on the cutting edge of a new movement loosely known as street jazz; with an eclectic set of influences ranging from New Orleans brass bands, jug music, southern gospel and hot jazz. Oran Etkin / Clarinet Sam Hoyt / Trumpet Jared Engel / Banjo Peter Ford / One String Box Bass Matt Musselman / Trombone www.babysoda.org
	Joel Beaver New Jersey, USA Guitar Joel plays guitar along side Gypsy guitarist Stephane Wrembel.
	F.S. Blumm Berlin, Germany Guitar, Music Boxes, Toy Piano, Ping-Pong Balls, Electronics Berliner Frank Schültge aka F.S.Blumm presents a multitude of lovely popsongs and atmospheric soundscapes. He transforms colorful pictures into music, telling little stories in many layers. Ingredients of his soundkitchen are mainly acoustic instruments like piano, kalimba, vibes, guitars and an accordion. Blumm works with melodious sound, deep buried memories and inner-mind visions, and at the same time his music is determined by timeless elegance and an amazing facility, homogenous and well balanced. F.S. Blumm was born in the city of Bremen, Northern Germany. As a child, one of his older brother’s AC/DC records impressed him so much, he begged his parents for his own guitar immediately. But he only got a recorder. Until the end of the 90s, Blumms musical interest for anything Rock slowly faded away. Instead, he became more and more active on a lot of different musical fields that cannot be summed up easily. There are a few aspects that apply to all of Blumm’s work, though. The major aspect holding together his body of work is in his own words clarity, meaning F.S. Blumm always tries to find the essence of a particular musical idea. Additionally, F.S. Blumm is quite an "acoustic" person. He’d rather beat on anything that swings and resonates, than to spend hours in front of computers and sequencers, which he considers as a waste of time. Not only because, he does not know how to use them properly, but also because this way of working is too exhausting for him. Although most of his music is completely handmade, F.S. Blumm often is paradoxically received as an electronica act, which in the first place is due to the fact that he releases on labels like Morr Music, Tomlab, Audiodregs and many more. These connections make sense, anyway, because after all, those labels think of themselves as platforms for new music. fsblumm.free.fr
	Elena Camerin Venice, Italy Vocalist Born in Venice, Elena Camerin began her musical studies on piano and later began studying voice at the "Thelonious Monk" jazz school with Carla Marcotulli. Shortly thereafter, she began studying opera under soprano Francesca Scaini. In 1992, she attended the clinic of Bob Stoloff in Umbria Jazz '92 and continued with jazz singing, participating in master classes and workshops with Jay Clayton, Ines Reiger, Rachel Gould, Mark Murphy, and Sheila Jordan. In 1994, she joined the gospel choir "Venice Gospel Ensemble" as soloist, and with them, recorded CDs "Let's Take Time Out", "Christmas Time Out", and "Ol'westbound Coach", and participated in the musical "Fra Cielo e Terra". With this choir she sang in important theaters and on national television shows. Some years later, she joined the Afro-Cuban Quartet "Mi Ritmo", with whom she recorded the CD "Guajira". She works as a jazz singer with several groups in Italy and with her own group in clubs and theaters; she also works as a vocalist for other artists on the national scene. She worked as a "living installation" at the Biennale 2003, in Venice, for the young artist Tino Sehgal; and often works in performances with Walter Sabato, actor and director in shows. In 2005, she recorded the CD "Grazie Dei Fiori?" under the label "Caligola Records", dedicated to the Italian song of the 50s. In July 2004, she won Best Student award at the Michelle Hendricks Vocal Workshop at Spoleto, with the Spoleto Arts Symposia. She lives in New York since 2008, where she works as a singer and a teacher. bNb Elena Camerin -voice and electronics Khabu Doug Young - guitar Bob Bowen - bass Elena Camerin on MySpace
	Jason Candler New York, USA Saxophones, Guitar, E se ... co-founder www.guarsh.com www.earthpeople.tv www.hungrymarchband.com
	Marco Cappelli Palermo, Italy Guitar Marco Cappelli was born in Napoli, 1965, and has played guitar since age 10. As a teenager, after some years of playing blues, rock as well as in Neapolitan folk music bands, he studied classical guitar and graduated with honors from the S. Cecilia Conservatory in Rome. His collaborations span from contemporary music to jazz and improvised music: with the "Carmen Project" by Enrico Rava he played in the most important jazz Festivals in Europe (Saalfelden, Willisau, ...) as well as in Canada (Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, ...). He also works with such musicians as Han Bennik, Michel Godard, Franco Piersanti, Giovanni Sollima, Markus Stockhausen ... Nowadays, Marco Cappelli follows along an original artistic trip, in which free and easy he changes from complex written music to improvisation: his solo concerts connect the guitar repertory of the last century with more extreme avant-garde music of recent times. He currently teaches at the V. Bellini Conservatory in Palermo, where with his students he formed the "Ensemble del Conservatorio V. Bellini di Palermo" in 1998, and recorded for the label "Teatro del Sole" and the magazine "Guitart" a CD with music of the Cuban composer Leo Brouwer. For the same label he recorded "YUN MU", a guitar solo CD which was acclaimed as one of the 10 best CDs of the year 2002 by ALIAS magazine. www.marcocappelli.com
	Chourmo Cagliari, Sardinia Arts Collective The Chourmo collective - a group of cultural activists of the Cagliari area of Sardinia - during the last few years, and mostly in the Marina quarter (in collaboration with social, creative, handicraft trades) has organized, promoted and supported artistic and cultural productions and manifestations of varied kind, often supported by organizations of solidarity and voluntary service. Since October 2003, Chourmo has produced and organized several editions of “Marina Café Noir” - Festival of applied literatures, theater, music and film.  The festival is actively involved in the realization of original productions and workshops, creating programs that combine the talents of artists who may have never worked together before. The collective sees itself placed side by side with the writers, musicians, performers, and film-makers coming from the world, and being able to construct new acquaintances between various artistic attitudes. The association is always planning initiatives and collaborations for future editions. Giacomo Casti Simone Murru www.chourmo.it/
	Greg Cohen New York, USA Contrabass Arranging and bass playing has always been an important part of Cohen’s process. He has written for theater, film and recordings and has arranged for some of today’s finest artists (Marisa Monte, David Byrne, Dagmar Krause, David Sanborn, Tom Waits and Gal Costa). His bass playing credits are extensive and include artists such as Ornette Coleman, Kenny Davern, Elvis Costello, John Zorn, Laurie Anderson, Willie Nelson, Bill Frisell, Norah Jones, Dave Douglas, Tricky, Jesse Harris, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts, Woody Allen, Ken Peplowski, Joey Baron, Donovan, Crystal Gayle, Bob Dylan, Alan Watts, Lee Konitz, Richie Havens, Dino Saluzzi, Lou Reed, Odetta and Danny Barker.
	Cutlery Brooklyn, NY, USA Cutlery is an all-female trio from Brooklyn, NY who play a blend of experimental and folk music with instruments such as typewriter, clarinet, violin, banjo, melodica, and candlesticks.  Cutlery is very chameleon-like, and these ladies have been known to veer off into sea shantys, chamber music, and raucous rhythms. Heidi Harris - vocals, clarinet, guitar, percussion Christen Napier - vocals, banjo, percussion Jessie Shaffer - vocals, violin, percussion www.sirensofsilverware.com
	Elephant Brooklyn, USA Accordion Duo Elephant is an accordion duo. On one accordion, playing both hands and making grimacing, threatening and come-hither faces, is Max of Endroit Sterling. On the other accordion, sometimes playing one hand, sometimes playing the other, always playing beau et doux, is none other than the célèbre et fabuleux Genevieve of Route Express Orientale. They play tunes they like, mostly from Eastern Europe. They play lentement. They play vite. They will always take time for un verre de vin ou un chocolat entre les airs. Don't rush them. Voici! Elephant! En garde! www.el-e-phant.com
	END New York, USA Laptop Writer and musician CHARLES PEIRCE records & performs under the alias END. Offering up a seductive and playful collage of music, he reworks a variety of genres and ideas -- from surf rock to lounge music to old sci-fi themes -- into a frenzied and unlikely mix of beats and electronics, spiced with a flamboyant party vibe straight out of a 60s B-movie. He has toured throughout Europe, the US, and Russia; composed music for independent film; and toured with Fantomas, Melt Banana, Snog, Kid 606 and Jason Forrest. www.worldwentdown.com/end
	Oran Etkin New York, USA Bass clarinet, clarinet, sax Oran Ektin has been described as a "great clarinet player" and "an excellent improviser" by the New York Times' jazz critic Ben Ratliff and a "woodwind maestro" by PRI's internationally syndicated show, Afropop Worldwide. He has performed around the world with musicians ranging from jazz guitarist Mike Stern to rapper Wyclef Jean. His latest album, Kelenia (Motema Music), fuses traditional Malian and Jewish music with modern jazz creating what the Boston Globe dubbed a"hypnotic balance between straight-ahead jazz and world music". The CD features Oran's working group with Malian griot musicians Balla Kouyate, Makane Kouyate and bassist Joe Sanders as well as guests including vocalist Abdoulaye Diabate, Grammy Award Winning artists Lionel Loueke and John Benitez and even a string quartet on one track. The resulting sound is a reflection of Oran's musical personality rooted in jazz but shaped by the many musical worlds that Oran is a part of in New York, including African, Jewish, Haitian and New Orleans music. Even before its release, Kelenia debuted at # 10 on the nationwide radio charts and All Music Guidehas declared that Oran "sets a new standard for world music in the decade of the 2000s". Oran Etkin's Kelenia Oran Etkin - bass-clarinet, clarinet, sax Makane Kouyate - calabash, djembe, vocals Yacouba Sissoko - kora www.oranetkin.com
	Luca Fadda Cagliari, Sardinia Trumpet, Electronics, E se ... co-founder
	Avram Fefer New York , USA Saxophone Saxophonist and bandleader Avram Fefer has been performing and recording internationally since 1990. After spending the decade as a soloist with a number of different bands, his first several recordings as a leader were singled out as among the Best of 2001 and Best of 2002 in publications such as Downbeat Magazine, the Village Voice (New York), Cadence magazine, the Chicago Weekly Standard, and JazzPortugal. As a section player and soloist, Fefer has been featured in a number of large ensembles, including the David Murray Big Band, Butch Morris Orchestra, Joseph Bowie Big Band, Mingus Big Band, Frank Lacy's Vibe Tribe, and the Rob Reddy Octet. His jazz compositions have been played by Roy Campbell, James Zollar, Curtis Fowlkes, Sean Conly, Ben Allison, William Parker, Tomas Ulrich, and Brad Jones, among many. He continues to perform with numerous jazz and new music ensembles, including the bands Burnt Sugar, Hahahaes, and Kakande as well as his own Afro-Latin band, Free Spirit. www.avramfefer.com
	Paolo Fresu Cagliari, Sardenga Trumpet, Flugelhorn Born the 10 February 1961 in Berchidda, in the Italian region of Sardinia. He began to study his instrument at the age of 11 in the "Bernardo de Muro" Musical Band of Berchidda. After various experiences in pop music he discovers jazz in 1980 beginning his professional activity in 1982, at first attending the "Seminari Senesi" then recording for RAI-RadioTelevisione Italiana under the direction of Bruno Tommaso. He gets a degree as Perito Elettrotecnico (i.e. electricity technician) in Sassari, then in 1984 he graduates in Trumpet at the Conservatory of Cagliari with the maestro Enzo Morandini and later he attends the faculty of "DAMS - music section" at the University of Bologna. His activities counts over 280 records and more than 2.500 concerts. He lives between Bologna, Paris and Sardinia. www.paolofresu.it
	Rachelle Garniez New York, USA Accordion, Vocalist Accordionist/vocalist/songwriter RACHELLE GARNIEZ is known as a "Diva with a Difference" and a "Master of Surprise". Wistful, witty, sardonic and sentimental; her tragi-comic story-songs channel influences including tango, klezmer, early jazz, blues, psychedelic rock & country & western. www.rachellegarniez.com
	David Grubbs New York, USA David Grubbs has released nine full-length solo albums, has appeared on more than 100 commercially-released recordings, and has composed soundtracks for films and installations. In 2000, his album The Spectrum Between was named “Album of the Year” in the London Sunday Times. He was a founding member of the groups Gastr del Sol, Bastro, Squirrel Bait, and the Wingdale Community Singers, and has participated in the Red Krayola since 1993. He directs the Blue Chopsticks record label. Souls of the Labadie Tract, his second collaborative recording with poet Susan Howe, was released in March 2007. He is a 2005-6 grant recipient in Music-Sound from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. web site
	Bryan Hamecs New York, USA Installation Artist
	JJ Hayes Staten Island, USA Poet
	Hungry March Band Brooklyn, USA Brass Band Roaring out of Brooklyn NYC, the Hungry March Band is the greatest brass march band of all time. The HMB is based in New York City. They are a community group with a membership as diverse as their music. Put on your dancing shoes and break out the fancy threads because they’ve got the party going on - a blazing parade of flesh, blood, steel, brass and wood. They are the music of the people! HMB's musical repertoire consists of original compositions written by band members as well as scores selected from our multi-cultural world community. These songs range from New Orleans street bands, European brass traditions, Gypsy/Roma classics, wedding brass bands from India, the jazz world and the global community of NYC. The band is an ever evolving musical experiment influenced and inspired from Brooklyn’s backyard with Latin flavor, punk rock noise, hip hop beats and music of the streets. HMB's discography includes three self-produced CD’s. The most recent, “Critical Brass” was recorded at Loho Studios, NYC, in the Spring of 2004 merely days after returning from a very successful European tour. Their second release “On the Waterfront” (2003) was recorded in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and dedicated to the hallowed grounds upon which the tunes were wrought. The virgin debut, Hungry March Band Official Bootleg, (2001) consists of a series of live recordings and is considered an historical reference for exercises in wind, percussion and fluid dynamics. www.hungrymarchband.com
	Gary Lucas New York, USA Guitar, Vocals A world class guitar hero, a Grammy-nominated songwriter, an international recording artist with over a dozen acclaimed solo albums to date, and a soundtrack composer for film and television, GARY LUCAS is on the move. Dubbed “Guitarist of 1000 Ideas” by The New York Times, and “a true axe God” by Q, the British world music magazine fRoots recently hailed him as “without question, the most interesting and challenging guitarist playing today.” He was also cited recently by the editors of DownBeat as one of their “66 Hot 6-Stringers” alongside John McLaughlin, Richard Thompson, B.B King, Pat Metheny and others. www.garylucas.com
	André Martinez Brooklyn, USA Drums, Percussion, Painter www.earthpeople.tv www.henrygregggallery.com
	Mike the Barber New York, USA DJ Mike "The Barber" spins Ragtime and Popular Music from the turn of the 20th-century using original hand-crank talking machines from the early 1920's......Your grandparents music was not what you think. The Ragged Phonogram Program
	The Moonlighters New York, USA THE MOONLIGHTERS have been a part of the New York City jazz and pop music scenes since they formed in 1998. Based around a core of harmonized vocal duets backed by warm acoustic instruments including Hawaiian lap steel guitar, ukulele, guitar and bass, they explore traditional and classic tunes with a unique, romantic approach that is appealing to listeners of all ages. Their original songs encompass many styles of 20th Century jazz and pop: ragtime, swing, Hawaiian, country, blues, and even be-bop flavors can be found among their recordings. They list among their influences Duke Ellington, Bessie Smith, the Boswell Sisters, Sol Hoopii, King Bennie Nawahi, Annette Hanshaw, Al Bowlly, George and Ira Gershwin, and many more illustrious entertainers from the golden age of popular music, when tunes on the radio held appeal for every member of the listening audience. Their romantic lyrics and lyrical musicianship make them a favorite of lovers and jazz fans wherever they perform. Bliss Blood - vocals and ukulele Cindy Ball - vocals and guitar Peter Maness - bass Mark Deffenbaugh - steel guitar web site
	Fabio Morgera New York, USA Trumpet, Flugelhorn Italian-born FABIO MORGERA came to New York in 1990. Since then he has built a solid reputation as a Jazz trumpeter and composer, leading his own groups and playing with the Mingus Band, the Village Vanguard Orchestra, the Roy Hargrove big band and Groove Collective. With the latter he was Grammy nominated for Best Contemporary Jazz Album of 2006. "Need for Peace" Trio: Fabio Morgera - trumpet, flugelhorn Christos Rafalides - vibraphone Gianluca Renzi - contrabass www.fabiomorgera.com
	Roberto Pellegrini Italy
	Doug Principato Staten Island, USA Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals www.earthpeople.tv
	Marguerite Maria Rivas Staten Island, USA Poet
	Jofre Romarion New York, USA Bandoneonist JOFRE ROMARION - TANGO BANDONEONIST Winner of the National Prize of the Arts Grant given by the director of the National Symphonic Orchestra of Argentina, Jofre has performed in Italy, Spain, Chile, EEUU, and the most important citys in Argentina as Solist and Arranger, in New York has played at the most important venues such as New York City Center Theatre, Jazz Standard, Symphony Space, Metropolitan Museum, & Rosie O' Donnell Live. Jofre Romarion Quartet: Jofre Romarion - Bandoneon Gustavo Casenave - piano Carlos Pavan - guitar Nick Danielson - violin Jofre Romarion on MySpace
	Antonello Salis Italy
	Tony Scherr New York, USA Guitar, Bass Since coming to New York in the 80s, Tony Scherr has become one of the city's most prolific and in-demand sidemen, playing itegral roles in the music of such notable artists as Bill Frisell, John Lurie (Lounge Lizards), Steve Bernstein (Sex Mob), and Norah Jones, as well as some of New York's better-kept secrets, such as Jesse Harris and the Ferdinandos, The Wollesens, Ursa Minor, and Slowpoke. Tony has recorded most of these latter artists at his Brooklyn home studio, helping to foster and document a tight-knit, intimate scene of players who are as skilled and daring as they are broadminded and modest. web site
	Jenny Scheinman New York, USA Violin JENNY SCHEINMAN, violinist/composer, was voted the #1 Rising Star Violinist in the 2004 and 2003 Downbeat Critics' Polls, has performed and recorded extensively with Bill Frisell as well as Norah Jones, Vinicius Cantuaria, Madeleine Peyroux, Nels Cline, Marc Ribot and Myra Melford. She grew up playing folk music with her family in northern California, studied at Oberlin Conservatory, and has been performing as a jazz violinist since she was a teenager. In the last several years she has released three recordings of original music: Live at Yoshi's (Avant), The Rabbi's Lover (Tzadik) and, most recently, Shalagaster (Tzadik). A fourth CD, featuring Bill Frisell, Ron Miles, Doug Wieselman, Rachelle Garniez, Tim Luntzel and Dan Rieser, was released by Cryptogramophone in the summer of 2005. www.jennyscheinman.com
	Jon Shina Brooklyn, NY An Iraqi American originally hailing from Boston, Jon Shina's music has been featured in VICE magazine's web series Motherboard and Saturdays with Spike, as well as Media Minutes, the longest-running syndicated radio program of its kind. He is currently working on a new album, set to be released sometime next year. He now resides in lovely Williamsburg, Brooklyn.  Jon Shina on MySpace
	Yacouba Sissoko Mali Kora Yacouba Sissoko is a Master Kora player from the Djely griot tradition. He was born in Kita, Mali. His grandfather, Samakoun Tounkara, began teaching Yacouba when he was 12 years old. Samakoun's wife Bintouba Diabate was a famous singer in her own right. They raised Yacouba and educated him in his griot heritage and in many lessons about life. Oumou Tounkara, his mother, was a star in the Ensemble National du Mali. Yacouba attended the Institut National des Arts du Mali in Bamako. After his graduation, he played with artists like Taye and Oumou Sacko, Haja Soumano, Djallou Demba, Ami Koita, Fantani Koure, Kandia Kouyate and l'Ensemble Instrumental du Mali. In 1993, Souleymane Koli,the leader of the Ensemble Koteba of Abidjan recruited him. Yacouba spend the next 5 years performing all over the world with this 45-piece band. In his career, he has traveled to almost every nation on the African continent, as well as most of Europe, Canada, the US and Australia. He is in demand as one of the best kora players in the world, playing with jazz, Latin and R & B bands as well as traditional African ceremonies. As leader of his own band, Siya, and member of the group Super Mande, Yacouba continues to record with many famous musicians, including the groups Source, Tamalalou and Fula Flute. www.fulaflute.com
	Andy Statman Brooklyn, USA Clarinet, Banjo A formidable and consummate musician, Andy Statman is known for his musical wizardry on the mandolin, as well as his innovative interpretations of Jewish music on the clarinet. This program covers the genius of Statman from his distinctive improvisational renditions of Klezmer, music of the Chassidic masters, and American roots (bluegrass and blues) to original works drawing upon jazz and other traditions. "...a master of two idioms..." NY Times www.andystatman.org
	Colin Stetson New York, USA Woodwinds Woodwind player COLIN STETSON plays powerfully while circularly breathing for long periods, draws multiphonics out of a sax with great skill, and commands an audience's attention with his focus and melodic improvisations. www.colinstetson.com
	Gianmaria Testa Rome, Italy Singer, Guitar Gianmaria Testa was born near Cuneo (in Italy’s Piedmont region) in 1958. He grew up in a family of farmers and taught himself to play guitar, writing his first songs as soon as he learned his chords. Gianmaria played and sang in several local rock bands before discovering his true, solitary vocation. In 1993 and 1994 he won first prize at the Recanati Festival for emerging singer-songwriters, where he met a French producer, Nicole Courtois, who took a liking to his demo tape. His first CD, Montgolfières, came out on Label Bleu in 1995. Gianmaria’s warm, dusky voice tells stories of wind and memories, earth and fog, objects that soar from one horizon to another and ladies in train stations (“Donne nelle stazioni”) who head off on someone else’s arm without looking back. His music is personal and richly melodic, flecked with accents of tango, bossa nova, habañera and jazz, but as spare and essential as a pencil sketch, imparting great beauty with simplicity and directness. www.gianmariatesta.com
	Brian Wolff New York, USA Tuba, Electronics "I know there are a lot of Wolf-bands out there but I decided that Wolff is my name and I'm keepin' it. I've been planning this project and making albums for a while but it has just now come to fruition as a complete entity unto itself. I previously played in some bands out of Austin, Texas where I used to live, one of which was called Drums and Tuba (The other goes way back and was called Hominy Bob) and for a while there we were playing well over two hundred shows a year. I've spent a significant chunk of time hiding in my apartment and working on being able to pull this solo act off live. The concept I'm working with is that all the sounds are generated by, with, and through the tuba itself with the help of numerous guitar pedals and other sundry looping devices. Singing is through the tuba. Percussion is banging on the tuba. I play the tuba and beat box through it as well. You get the picture. And by the way, there's no need to be afraid. It's not nearly as scary as it sounds."
	Stephane Wrembel France Guitar French guitarist and Hot Club of New York founding member, STEPHANE WREMBEL celebrates the tradition and virtuosity of Gypsy guitar while embracing jazz, world, bluegrass, folk, Latino and rock. www.stephanewrembel.com
	Wil Wynn Staten Island, USA Poet