Le Frelon (jazz violin)
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| Song Length |
3:12 |
| Primary Genre |
Jazz-Classic |
| Secondary Genre |
Jazz-Swing |
| Tempo / Feel |
Very Fast (171 And Up) |
| Lead Vocal |
Other |
| Subject Matter 1 |
Insects |
| Subject Matter 2 |
Laugh, Smile |
| Mood 1 |
Cheerful |
| Mood 2 |
Pleasant |
| Language |
No Language |
| Era |
1930 - 1939 |
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| Lyric Credits |
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| Music Credits |
Graham Robb |
| Producer Credits |
Graham Robb |
| Publisher Credits |
Mince's Music |
| Performance Credits |
Alison Gordon, Phill Mellstrom, & Graham Robb |
| Label Credits |
Mince's Music |
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An affectionate Stefan Grapelli/ Django Rheinhardt pastiche written one summer holiday in France
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This is an instrumental jazz number written as a fun homage to the two giants of mid-twentieth century jazz in France. It features the wonderfully vibrant violin playing of Alison Gordon, who is a some-time fashion model, and the solid guitar inventivenes
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Last summer I was trying to laze by the pool in south west France, but it was a good year for wasps and it was risky to stay too still for too long. Hence this fun number "Le Frelon"' "The Hornet"!
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