Hubert Rostaing
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Discography
Mary Poppins: Toutes les chansons du film1987
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La baston (Bande originale du film de Jean-Claude Missiaen)1985
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Tender Variations - Original Soundtrack aus dem Film "Der Windhund"1979
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Le Romantisme / Bucolique Et Champetre1976
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Star Dust / Sur une gamme1948
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Huguette / Trio Blues1946
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On the Sunny Side of the Street / I Won’t Dance1946
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Par hasard / Aurore1942
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Label
- Record label
- His Master's Voice
- Record label
- Swing
- Record label
- Philips Records
Groups
- Alex Renard et son orchestrecurrent
- Bob Castella et son orchestrecurrent
- Eddie Barclay et son orchestrecurrent
- Hubert Rostaing et son orchestreoriginalcurrent
- Hubert Rostaing et son sextettecurrent
- Le Jazz Groupe de Pariscurrent
- Martial Solal Big Bandtrumpetcurrent
- Quintette du Hot Club de Francecurrent
- Rex Stewart Quintetcurrent
- Hubert Rostaing et sa formation jazzoriginal · 1956–1956
Played together with
- Alf MasselierQuintette du Hot Club de France
- Allan HodgkissQuintette du Hot Club de France
- Arthur BriggsQuintette du Hot Club de France
Coleridge GoodeQuintette du Hot Club de France
Django ReinhardtQuintette du Hot Club de France · original- Emmanuel SoudieuxQuintette du Hot Club de France
- Jack LlewelynQuintette du Hot Club de France
- Jean StorneQuintette du Hot Club de France
- Joseph ReinhardtQuintette du Hot Club de France · original
- Louis VolaQuintette du Hot Club de France · original
- Lucien SimoensQuintette du Hot Club de France
- Marcel BianchiQuintette du Hot Club de France · guitar
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: H. Rostaing, Herbert Rostaing, Hubert Louis Rostaing
Hubert Rostaing was a French jazz clarinetist and tenor saxophonist. Born in Lyon, he grew up in Algiers, where he learned to play clarinet and saxophone. After moving to Paris, Rostaing took the place of Stéphane Grappelli in Django Reinhardt's Quintette du Hot Club de France and performed with them on and off from 1940 to 1948. Roastaing then worked as a bandleader, performing in collaboration with André Hodeir, among others. Outside jazz, he also performed rock and roll and classical music. In the last part of his life, he worked as a composer, arranger, orchestrator, conductor and music director on 53 films and television series before his death from liver cancer in Paris.
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