Sebastien Giniaux "Kings of Pastry" soundtrack!

stubla

Check out the superb GJ soundtrack by Sebastien Giniaux for BBC 4 TV Documentary(shown tonight) about Pastry making in France(?!)-"Kings of Pastry"-- including an absolutely fantastic reharmonised version of "Echoes of France".
Its SO rare to hear really good GJ used as background on the TV--usually its just Ovation driven "Country&Western assaults Django"' nonsense.
Also featured is Djangos "Menilmontant","World is waiting for the sunrise" and "Speevy"--my god i reckon Djangos owed a bit in royalties from these endless Francophile programmes Anyway excellent viewing/listening all round.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... of_Pastry/

Sébastien Vandebeulque
Musicians
Django Memory
Solo guitar: Sébastien Giniaux
Violin: Guillaume Singer
Bass: Jéremie Arranger
Rhythm guitar: Alex Toledano
Clarinet on “Éclarcie”: Corentin Giniaux

Song Credits
“Éclaircie” (intro)/”Éclaircie” (full)
Written by Sébastien Giniaux
Published bt Artmada Arslonga Editions
Performed by Django Memory

“La Marseillaise”
Arrangement: Sébastien Giniaux
Published by Artmada Arslonga Editions
Performed by Django Memory


...and if you think we Gypsy jazzers are obsessed... check out these 'cream puff' guys!

enjoy!

Stu

rimm

The first time I heard Django's 'You Rascal you' was on the wine show with Oz Clarke and James May a few years ago-in fact that whole show was full of great Django stuff. There must be a serious fan at the Beeb.

BobFailla

Gypsy Jazz and Pastry.......mmmmmmmmmm! It only plays in the UK though! Dang.

David F.

Netflix has it on the way, time frame unspecified. We're on the waiting list for it.

stubla

Its a real treat--and not just for the music--fascinating stuff


heres a taster
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO3HDg2w ... re=related

sfishman59

It's now available on netflix instantqueue for all of you who have it. Good movie, very stressful though hehe.

Tele295

Is the soundtrack available separately?

sfishman59

I don't think so--I haven't seen it anywhere. I'm not 100% sure though.