Catel’s quartets for clarinet, violin, viola and cello date from 1796 to 1799. 

A student of Dave Stryker and longtime Rutgers professor Ted Dunbar, Kevin Hildebrandt brings a new perspective to jazz repertoire while keeping it firmly rooted in the blues. He is also a recipient of the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award! Bringing together Radam Schwartz’s driving organ playing and the perfectly spaced drumming of Alvester Garnett, this is gritty and very hip stuff with just the right amount of blues vocals throughout. Hildebrandt has shared the stage with the Bob Mintzer Big Band and guitar legend Bucky Pizzarelli, and opened for notable acts such as Johnny Winter, Levon Helm, Johnnie Johnson, and Dickey Betts.

Cook up the five included recipes, take your shoes off, and kick back…you’re goin’ to New Awlins’ for Brunch!

Pulled from recordings made prior to his Decca years, this compilation of archival material shows what made Rafael Mendez the World’s Greatest Trumpeter.

Cook up the five included recipes, take your shoes off, and kick back…you’re goin’ to New Awlins’ for Brunch!

Catel’s quartets for clarinet, violin, viola and cello date from 1796 to 1799. 

Catel’s quartets for clarinet, violin, viola and cello date from 1796 to 1799. 

Cook up the five included recipes, take your shoes off, and kick back…you’re goin’ to New Awlins’ for Brunch!