Author Archives: David Brubeck

The coming of light, and darkness. Silence, and the song of birds; music. Cold and warmth, and the joining of hemispheres; all revolve around the solstice and the rotation of the earth. Come and celebrate the season of light as … Continue reading →

DUO BRUBECK, featuring Tom Lippincott, will light up the Shark Tank (Just in front of the Kendall Koffee House) on the Kendall Campus of Miami Dade College at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday 20 November 2014. Set amidst the beautiful live … Continue reading →

The World Premiere of a new work for bass trombone and electric guitar, “IN PRINCIPIO ERAT SONUS” is scheduled to be premiered by DUO BRUBECK, featuring Tom Lippincott on Thursday 6 November 2014 at 7:00 pm in room 8247 of … Continue reading →

davidbrubeck.com is delighted to continue the tradition of free music for bass trombone with Don Bowyer’s “50 + 50 Triathlon”, for unaccompanied bass trombone, goggles, racing number, and bicycle helmet. Don is a mutlifaceted musician and humanitarian who now makes … Continue reading →

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral is located at North Bayshore Drive and the Venetian Causeway in Miami, next to the Marriott Hotel and across North Bayshore Drive from the Omni / Hilton Hotel complex. It is also conveniently located one-half block from … Continue reading →

Seraph is new. Five young women, extraordinarily well-versed as musicians and artists with solid philosophical underpinnings and chemistry. Their perspectives and hopes are inspiring and their individual accomplishments make the sum total of Seraph beam with promise. davidbrubeck.com and “Five!” … Continue reading →

With the passing of George Roberts, Mr. Bass Trombone, it seems as if That Rainy Day is here. For all of us who ever heard or met Roberts, the loss is tremendous, and our horns are a bit heavier now. … Continue reading →

Chitate Kagawa performed as the principal tubist of the Sapporo Symphony until his retirement in 2004. In 2010 he was awarded the ITEA Lifetime Achievement Award, and has been a strong advocate for the tuba throughout Japan as host of … Continue reading →

The Spanish Brass have plumbed the depths of standard brass literature for 25 years, adding choreography, innovative commissions and collaborations, and incorporating fresh jazz and bebop inspired arrangements. They present a formidable aural and visual experience that is exciting, fresh … Continue reading →

Marty Erickson served as a concerto soloist with the Navy Band, is an accomplished jazz man with three jazz cds to his credit, and presently finds himself utterly devoted to chamber music (with the improvising Millenium Brass)and to his students. … Continue reading →

The Distinguished Artist Series of The Arts & Medicine Program at The Cleveland Clinic, Weston will host the popular DUO BRUBECK on Wednesday October 8th, 2014 at 12:30 in the afternoon on the clinic side of the Weston Campus. Original … Continue reading →