Grissini Project is a French chamber ensemble founded in December 2010 by pianist and organist Romain Vaudé, who started it as a solo YouTube project before expanding to a four-piece with vocalist Lilou, violinist Bastien Vidal, and cellist Marwane Champ. All members trained at leading European conservatories and share a passion for anime, manga, and video games - which shapes their repertoire of orchestral and choral arrangements drawn from soundtracks like Attack on Titan and Studio Ghibli films. Their viral YouTube videos, some featuring over 125 musicians and choristers, have earned the ensemble an international following well beyond France.
Grissini Project has 9 upcoming concerts scheduled in France for 2026-2027, with shows in Lyon, Paris, and Aix-en-Provence.
Paris concerts at Salle Cortot are scheduled for January 2027, featuring both the Attack on Titan and Studio Ghibli programs.
The ensemble announced that the DMCA dispute over their Attack on Titan album had been resolved in their favor.
Grissini Project released 'Requiem for Attack on Titan', a large-scale orchestral tribute recorded with 125 musicians and choristers.
The group's Kickstarter campaign for the Attack on Titan album was cancelled after a DMCA notice was issued by a major Japanese music rights holder.
