HOT CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO
HOT CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO
WATCH
Hot Club of San Francisco - Don’t Panic
Hot Club of San Francisco - R-26
Hot Club of San Francisco - Promo Video
Hot Club of San Francisco - Cinema Vivant Avec Musique
LISTEN
Not So Fast (Levy)
La Gitane (Vidal)
Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte (Reinhardt)
Swing This (Mehling)
Me, Myself, and I (Gordon/Roberts/Kaufman)
La Foule (Rivegauche/Cabral)
Djingle Bells (Pierpont)
Don Rodolfo (Marks)
Carol of the Bells (Ukranian trad./Guaraldi)
36 Second Radio Spot
51 Second Radio Spot
CINEMA VIVANT
Imagine yourself in the idyllic French countryside in the 1930’s. Sometime before dark, a gypsy caravan sets up camp in a field outside of town, luring the locals out for an evening’s fun. The wanderers travel with a film projector, pointing it at the side of a barn. As the images flicker to life beneath the stars, gypsy musicians play their guitars and fiddles, matching every movement on the screen with characteristic virtuosity, passion and humor. Reviving this lost entertainment, The Hot Club of San Francisco presents Cinema Vivant, an evening of vintage silent films accompanied by live gypsy swing.
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Cinema Vivant is a celebration of imagination and innovation. Before World War I, European filmmaker Ladislaw Starewicz pioneered stop-action animation, creating a never-before-seen movie experience. A gifted storyteller who used the new medium of animation to illuminate his fantastic imaginings of the secret lives of ordinary objects, Starewicz has become an obscure cult hero. Two Starewicz films are featured in Cinema Vivant—The Cameraman’s Revenge, a charming piece about the marital troubles of beetles and The Mascot, an adventure story about lost toys. On the other side of the Atlantic, American Charley Bowers revolutionized the industry in the 1920’s by combining animation with live action. There It Is, a recently rediscovered film by Bowers, is a whimsical comedy about a mysterious occurrence investigated by Scotland Yard.
Film Titles:
There It Is, Charley Bowers (1928)
The Cameraman’s Revenge, Ladislaw Starewicz (1912)
The Mascot, Ladislaw Starewicz (1933)
DISCOGRAPHY
John, Paul, George & Django, Hot Club Records – 2016
LIVE at Yoshi’s San Francisco, Azica Records, Inc. – 2012
Hot Club Cool Yule, Azica Records, Inc. – 2009
Bohemian Maestro-Django Reinhardt & The Impressionists, Azica Records, Inc. – 2008
Yerba Buena Bounce, Reference Recordings – 2007
Postcards from Gypsyland, Lost Wax Records – 2005
Be That Way, Panda Digital – 2004
Veronica, Panda Digital – 2002
Claire de Lune, Hot Club Records – 2000
The Lady in Red, Clarity Recordings – 1999
Swing This, Hot Club Records – 1997
LIVE MCMVC, Hot Club Records – 1996
QHCSF, Hot Club Records – 1994
The Hot Club of San Francisco, Clarity Recordings – 1993
CINEMA VIVANT
Imagine yourself in the idyllic French countryside in the 1930’s. Sometime before dark, a gypsy caravan sets up camp in a field outside of town, luring the locals out for an evening’s fun. The wanderers travel with a film projector, pointing it at the side of a barn. As the images flicker to life beneath the stars, gypsy musicians play their guitars and fiddles, matching every movement on the screen with characteristic virtuosity, passion and humor. Reviving this lost entertainment, The Hot Club of San Francisco presents Cinema Vivant, an evening of vintage silent films accompanied by live gypsy swing.
Cinema Vivant is a celebration of imagination and innovation. Before World War I, European filmmaker Ladislaw Starewicz pioneered stop-action animation, creating a never-before-seen movie experience. A gifted storyteller who used the new medium of animation to illuminate his fantastic imaginings of the secret lives of ordinary objects, Starewicz has become an obscure cult hero. Two Starewicz films are featured in Cinema Vivant—The Cameraman’s Revenge, a charming piece about the marital troubles of beetles and The Mascot, an adventure story about lost toys. On the other side of the Atlantic, American Charley Bowers revolutionized the industry in the 1920’s by combining animation with live action. There It Is, a recently rediscovered film by Bowers, is a whimsical comedy about a mysterious occurrence investigated by Scotland Yard.
Film Titles:
There It Is, Charley Bowers (1928)
The Cameraman’s Revenge, Ladislaw Starewicz (1912)
The Mascot, Ladislaw Starewicz (1933)
DISCOGRAPHY
John, Paul, George & Django, Hot Club Records – 2016
LIVE at Yoshi’s San Francisco, Azica Records, Inc. – 2012
Hot Club Cool Yule, Azica Records, Inc. – 2009
Bohemian Maestro-Django Reinhardt & The Impressionists, Azica Records, Inc. – 2008
Yerba Buena Bounce, Reference Recordings – 2007
Postcards from Gypsyland, Lost Wax Records – 2005
Be That Way, Panda Digital – 2004
Veronica, Panda Digital – 2002
Claire de Lune, Hot Club Records – 2000
The Lady in Red, Clarity Recordings – 1999
Swing This, Hot Club Records – 1997
LIVE MCMVC, Hot Club Records – 1996
QHCSF, Hot Club Records – 1994
The Hot Club of San Francisco, Clarity Recordings – 1993
WATCH
Hot Club of San Francisco - Don’t Panic
Hot Club of San Francisco - R-26
Hot Club of San Francisco - Promo Video
Hot Club of San Francisco - Cinema Vivant Avec Musique
LISTEN
Not So Fast (Levy)
La Gitane (Vidal)
Pavane Pour Une Infante Defunte (Reinhardt)
Swing This (Mehling)
Me, Myself, and I (Gordon/Roberts/Kaufman)
La Foule (Rivegauche/Cabral)
Djingle Bells (Pierpont)
Don Rodolfo (Marks)
Carol of the Bells (Ukranian trad./Guaraldi)
36 Second Radio Spot
51 Second Radio Spot
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