Stephane Wrembel live in Chicago

Experience Stephane Wrembel live on September 25th

Stephane Wrembel is a French-born guitarist renowned for his mastery of the *Gypsy jazz* style, also known as *jazz manouche*, popularized by Django Reinhardt. His compositions blend traditional jazz foundations with influences from classical, flamenco, and world music, often featuring intricate fingerstyle playing and a vibrant, energetic performance quality. Wrembel has released numerous albums and contributed to several film soundtracks, including the theme song for Woody Allen’s “Midnight in Paris.”

Guarneri Hall Nfp is a non-profit performance space located in Chicago, Illinois dedicated to presenting chamber and solo recitals. Established in 1999, it is housed within a historic building originally constructed in the late 19th century as a residence. The hall’s acoustics are specifically designed for unamplified musical performances, prioritizing clarity and intimacy. Guarneri Hall focuses on supporting emerging and established musicians across various genres—particularly classical—and provides a platform for innovative musical programming. It's named after the Guarneri family of luthiers, celebrated for their craftsmanship of violins, recognizing the hall’s commitment to high artistic standards and instrumental music. The venue regularly hosts concerts, masterclasses, and recording sessions.