A striking combination of seldom recorded repertoire. This CD brings together three significant 20th century chamber works.

Alexander Wilson, trumpet  |   Andrew Lenhart, piano

Scott Whitfield has made a name for himeslf as an incredibly talented and versatile trombonist, arranger, singer, songwriter and leader. This recording unites his Jazz Orchestra East in a dynamically arranged and powerfully charged tribute to Nat.

In 1937, a letter arrived in Verona addressed to Juliet. It was answered by a stranger.

A wonderful program of new wind band gems, including commissions by Boston Brass. Boston Brass has been featured on the CBS Morning Show and NPR’s Performance Today, and has recorded several groundbreaking and extraordinary albums. Poéme Héroique was a commemoration both of the restoration of the Cathedral in Verdun in 1935, and the approximately one million soldiers killed in World War I at the battle of Verdun. This famous organ work is arranged here for brass by J.D. Shaw.

Critically acclaimed as solo performers and described as a superb husband/wife team who bring great excitement and artistry to their performances of the violin and piano concert literature, the McLin/Campbell Duo has performed internationally in a wide variety of venues, from concerti with orchestra to distinguished artist recital series, guest residencies at schools of music and conservatories to national and international conferences.

Winner of the ITEA’s “Roger Bobo Award for Excellence in Recording”

Alexander Wilson, trumpet  |   Andrew Lenhart, piano

Winner of the ITEA’s “Roger Bobo Award for Excellence in Recording”

In 1937, a letter arrived in Verona addressed to Juliet. It was answered by a stranger.

A wonderful program of new wind band gems, including commissions by Boston Brass. Boston Brass has been featured on the CBS Morning Show and NPR’s Performance Today, and has recorded several groundbreaking and extraordinary albums. Poéme Héroique was a commemoration both of the restoration of the Cathedral in Verdun in 1935, and the approximately one million soldiers killed in World War I at the battle of Verdun. This famous organ work is arranged here for brass by J.D. Shaw.

Scott Whitfield has made a name for himeslf as an incredibly talented and versatile trombonist, arranger, singer, songwriter and leader. This recording unites his Jazz Orchestra East in a dynamically arranged and powerfully charged tribute to Nat.