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Monthly Archives: February 2024
Dr. Boz Awes! What Does Her Video Reveal?
https://twitter.com/_aussie17/status/1762000854109020275 Bitchute Link2 https://www.bitchute.com/video/Ia6RQPMqd38Y Bitchute Link https://www.bitchute.com/video/AHxd3RCEPV66
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Featuring Mitch Farber, Miami’s Own-DUO BRUBECK
If there were a “Groove Genie” in a bottle, anyone who knew Mitch Farber would toss it back in the ocean; not needed here, thank you! “Summertime” Mitch doesn’t just groove at the grooviest level, he adds melodic interest to … Continue reading
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Dr. Campbell’s Christmas Trombone Sextet Album
The trombone section in the Count Basie Band. The Chicago Symphony low brass section, especially with with Frank Crisafulli and Arnold Jacobs. And Los Angeles studio musicians! Those are probably the best trombone sections I have heard on recordings. Studio … Continue reading
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“Yeah Jesus! I Want to Thank You, Lord!” That’s What The Boss Man Said At the End of the Concert! Fortunate to be There As a Bass Trombone Sideman.
The Knight Center, in historic Miami, is the just a stones’ throw from the Intracoastal waterway, the bridge to Watson Island , South Beach and the Atlantic Ocean beyond. From “Stiltsville” to the Miami Marine Stadium, South Florida is all … Continue reading
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AHH, VENICE! No. 1 “L’ Arefia” by Giovanni Cavaccio FREE BRASS QUARTET, transcribed by Dr. Charles J. Campbell
Welcome to the greatest outpost of Constantinople’s New Roman/Byzantine Empire and her eventual conquereror VENICE! This amazing “VENETIAN SCHOOL” is of equal importance to instrumentalists as “The Notre Dame School” of Medieval Paris, France is to vocalists! It was religiously … Continue reading
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NEW! Stereogram “Amazing Grace” Dedicated to Mark Adams and John Duda
ADDED: RECORDING! I played it through on my single valve bass trombone which was at hand, to give you a better idea of what I had in mind. Enjoy! Dedicated to my favorite repair men/craftsmen and sponsors. I grew up … Continue reading
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Jazz Trio: Piano, Guitar & Bass Trombone
You open the door to the cafe.. somewhere in Florida…longing for Paris The band is in the middle of.. “Pensativa” excerpt, by Clare Fischer. As the glasses clank and the waiter, or bartender takes your order, the conversations around you … Continue reading
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“Stererogram No. 38” Based on “Silent Night” Liebe Cornelia…
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“Stereogram No. 11” ‘Miami’ For Unaccompanied Solo Violin (Or ‘C’ Treble Clef Instrument)
“Stereogram” tm, is a term coined and developed by David William Brubeck to describe his method of composition for the unaccompanied solos with this designation. The numbered Stareogram are often advanced in nature and most often presented for bass cleff … Continue reading
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Stereogram No. 6 for Unaccompanied Solo Violin, (Or Treble Clef ‘C’ Instruments…)
“Stereogram” tm, is a term coined and developed by David William Brubeck to describe his method of composition for the unaccompanied solos with this designation. The numbered Stareogram are often advanced in nature and most often presented for bass cleff … Continue reading
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“Stereogram No. 1” for unaccompanied Solo Violin (Or C Treble Clef Instrument-Maybe even Flute….)
Inspired by J. S. Bach’s Unaccompanied Suites and Partitas and Bobby McFerrin, “Stereograms” bring the dialogue of two or more parts within a single melodic line to modern American grooves. “Stereogram” tm, is a term coined and developed by David … Continue reading
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Happy New Year from The Brubeck Brass!
We wish you the best in the New Year and beyond!
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