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David Brubeck Bass Trombone Soloist
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The Album That Never Was… The Best Musicians I Have Performed With No. 4. The Incredible Barry Gibb, In Tribute to Sinatra
We had one rehearsal, and I went out for lunch with my string player friends before the concert. From their perspective, this was the most amazingly precise big band they had ever heard, much less performed alongside! They were quite … Continue reading
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Did We Miss Something? No. 3. Renaissance Duets THESE REWRITE EARLY BRASS DUO HISTORY
Imagine being handed a folder with more than 20 pages of duo music for trumpet and trombone; like an incomplete map to a treasure! The only date? 1595. The only instrumentation? Trumpet in treble clef ‘C’ and trombone in bass … Continue reading
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Brass Duos: Trumpet and Bass Trombone
ONE “Air on a ‘G’ String”, Excerpt, performed and arranged by the Brubeck-Neal Duo TWO “Two Part Invention No. 4” by J. S. Bach THREE “Goldberg Variations” by J. S. Bach arranged by Brubeck-Neal Duo TWO: “Goldberg Variations”, Marc Reese … Continue reading
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Featuring Lindsay Blair In Miami’s Own-DUO BRUBECK
Featuring Lindsay Blair in Miami’s Own, DUO BRUBECK Miami’s Own, Duo Brubeck, began in about 1991, with Tom Lippincott on guitar and David Brubeck on bass-trombone. As the group became more successful, Tom was not always available. A second set … Continue reading
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Brass Chamber Music: Brass Quartet & Brass Octet (with Percussion Makes 9!). ALBUM IV
Dear Friends, I have been creating Ad hoc “albums” of collected videos and recordings in which my bass trombone and I have taken part. Jazz duos with Mitch, Jazz Duos with Lindsey, Brass Duos, Concertos, a Christmas Trombone Sextet Album … Continue reading
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Concertos for Bass Trombone and Orchestra or Wind Ensemble! Sleeper, Sleeper, Raum & de Meij
As a classical chamber musician, I was largely unprepared to enter the world of concertos-rare enough for a bass trombonists in the first place! I was blessed to have exceptionally sensitive conductors who were open to suggestions and communicated well … Continue reading
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Excuse me? Nanobots? Permanently Altered DNA?
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Was The Highwire Right Because They Were Guessing, Bill? Or Was It SCIENCE? (The Old-Fashioned Kind…)
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Stereogram No. 38 “Silent Night” for Viola
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Stereogram No. 38, “Silent Night” for Trumpet
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The Best Musicians I Have Performed With #2: “Bossa Combo et Raymond Cajuste”!
Around 1990, I had the pleasure of performing with a wonderful horn line as part of Raymond Cajuste’s Bossa Comba. It seemed that the whole band made it to the concert in Miami, except the trombonist-who may have been ill … Continue reading
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“Silent Night” Stereogram No. 38 for French Horn
Silent Night
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