Author Archives: David Brubeck

ADDRESS: 19481 Sheridan St, Pembroke Pines, FL 33332 Jazz Legend Jonathan Kreisberg said our original Duo Brubeck featuring Tom Lippincot was a “MUST HEAR”! The group began in 1989 at a jazz brunch, not unlike this one! Come relive the … Continue reading →

Miami’s Own– Duo Brubeck, featuring Neil Bacher, is slated to appear Friday evening 24 January 2025 at Studio 18 Art Complex, 1101 Poinciana Drive, Pembroke Pines, FL 33025 at 7:00 pm. Experience 18 visual artists dedicated to sharing not only … Continue reading →

The Ten Italian Renaissance Duets Increasingly Point to Being Originally Written for Cornetto and Tenor Trombone. These mysterious, mostly sacred duets from late Renaissance Venice seem more and more likely to have been written for brass, specifically the cornetto and … Continue reading →

Performance notes: Grace notes after beat 3 are; m. 7 pedal ‘A’; m. 9 pedal ‘A’; and m. 11 pedal ‘Bb’. [ ] in m. 12 designates an optional 8vbasso, with the low ‘F’ played instead as pedal ‘F’. Straight … Continue reading →

Published in the International Trumpet Guild HERE. THESE DUOS ARE GIG-SAVERS! Playable by a combination of almost any ONE treble clef ‘C’ OR Bb instruments and almost any one ONE bass clef instruments, THESE DUETS ARE ALWAYS IN MY CASE … Continue reading →

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN OCTOBER 2014 On 27 May 2015 at 11:15 am the brass duo format will be explored at the 2015 International Trumpet Guild Conference at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Anchored by trumpeters Peter Wood, Marc Reese, … Continue reading →

We are pleased to present two more recordings from our initial sight-reading session of selection from Ten Italian Renaissance Duets published by Cherry Classics and recorded by Duo Brass featuring Morgen Low on trumpet and David Brubeck on bass trombone. … Continue reading →

Dear friends and music lovers, Please note the new masthead for the site! This is cropping from a watercolor painting by Barbie Brubeck. Please be on the lookout for more of her work in the days to come. My Sabbatical … Continue reading →

Who is the greatest left-handed guitarist? Jimi Hendrix? Paul McCartney, Albert King, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, or Dick Dale? Someone else? Here is somehting beautiful for your left hand! Photos courtesy of Guitar world and Iconguitar.com

I recently found recordings of many of the Chili dogs made by an enthusiastic amateur guitarist on acoustic/cowboy guitar. I hope that you enjoy it!

I LOVE FRANK CRISAFULLI. You Love Frank Crisafulli? We All Love Frank Crisafulli! He was brilliant. Kind. Modest. Hilarious. Everybody’s grandpa. Of course, he made all those amazing recordings/played all those fantastic concerts/won all those Grammys playing with the Chicago … Continue reading →