Michel Warlop

The France violinist Warlop had a brief but varied career, dealing with such noted pop singers as Maurice Chevalier and Germaine Sablon (1934-1935), with such jazz greats as violinist Stephane Grappelli and guitarist Django Reinhardt (1934-1937). Warlop also caused the group Jazz du Poste Parisien, accordionist Louis Richardet, and in an organization with fellow violinists Grappelli and Eddie South (in 1937). He performed within a duo using the expatriate American pianist Garland Wilson (1938), and caused other American music artists going to Paris, including especially tenor saxophonist Coleman Hawkins. Warlop performed within the orchestra of saxophonist Raymond Lergrand (dad of composer Michel Lergrand) in the first ’40s and led a string septet (1941-1943). In 1942 he carried out the Paris Symphony Orchestra inside a efficiency of his structure “Noel du Prisonnier.” Warlop passed away in 1947 at age group 36.