Rebase a whole tree from one commit to another?

[Dirk Süsserott <newsletter@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi alltogether.

Let's say I have the following history:

    | | | | branch-c
    | | | |
    | | |/  branch-b
    | | |
    | |/    branch-a
    | |
    |/
    | master

Now I checkout master, do some changes, and commit them to the master 
branch. Let's call that new-master:

   | new-master
   | | | | | branch-c
   | | | | |
   | | | |/  branch-b
   | | | |
   | | |/    branch-a
   | | |
   | |/
    \| master

I want to rebase my branches a, b, c to the new master. The clumsy way 
would be:

    git rebase new-master branch-a
    git rebase branch-a   branch-b
    git rebase branch-b   branch-c

The question is: Is there a way to rebase the whole tree (master -> 
branch-a -> branch-b -> branch-c) from master to new-master with a 
single command?


Cheers
  -- Dirk
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