About this Event
Stéphane Wrembel Duo: Django Reinhardt & The Art of the Guitar
April 3 · 7:30 PM · The Carriage House (South Side, Pittsburgh)
Doors: 7:00 PM
An intimate evening of guitar at its purest.
Internationally acclaimed guitarist and composer Stéphane Wrembel—known for his Grammy-recognized composition “Bistro Fada” (from Midnight in Paris)—joins forces with Quico for a rare duo performance exploring the depth, power, and poetry of the guitar.
Rooted in the music of Django Reinhardt, this concert expands far beyond tradition. Expect a journey through:
- Django-inspired repertoire
- Original compositions (including music featured in Woody Allen films)
- Explorations influenced by legendary guitar trios like Di Meola / McLaughlin / De Lucia
The Art of the Duo
The guitar duo is a unique space of expression.
With no rhythm section, no safety net—just two guitars—the music breathes differently.
The resonance of the strings blends, overlaps, and interacts in real time, creating textures and colors that simply cannot exist in larger ensembles.
It’s raw, direct, and deeply expressive.
A conversation. A vibration. A shared sound.
The Carriage House Experience
Set in a beautifully repurposed industrial building in Pittsburgh’s South Side, The Carriage House is not your typical venue.
This underground, creative space offers an immersive, close-up listening experience—where the audience is just a few feet away, and every nuance of the instrument is felt.
It’s the perfect setting for music that thrives on intimacy, detail, and connection.
Art & Innovation Series
This concert is part of the Art & Innovation Series, an initiative dedicated to fostering bold, creative experiences in Pittsburgh’s South Side—bringing world-class artists into unique spaces and building a vibrant, forward-thinking cultural scene.
Tickets
Tickets available here:
Also available on Stéphane Wrembel’s official website: https://www.stephanewrembel.com
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
2131 Wrights Wy, 2131 Wrights Way, Pittsburgh, United States
USD 33.85
