Cornet Serenade

Immerse yourself in the rich, velvety tones of Ruby Braff's cornet on "Cornet Serenade," a captivating jazz album released in 2007 by VintageVibe Records. This 50-minute collection is a testament to Braff's mastery of the cornet, showcasing his exceptional skill and deep appreciation for the jazz tradition. The album features a delightful mix of classic tunes, from the playful "Swing That Music" to the heart-wrenching "When Your Lover Has Gone," and the iconic "Embraceable You." Braff's warm, lyrical playing is complemented by a stellar lineup of musicians, including George Barnes and Wayne Wright on guitar, creating a lush, swinging soundscape. Whether you're a longtime fan of Ruby Braff or a newcomer to his music, "Cornet Serenade" offers a delightful journey through the world of jazz, highlighting the enduring appeal of this timeless genre.

Ruby Braff, the mellifluous cornetist and jazz trumpeter, left an indelible mark on the music world with his distinctive and eloquent sound. Born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1927, Braff was a self-taught musician who began playing locally in the 1940s. By the mid-1950s, he had caught the attention of Down Beat Magazine, which named him "best new trumpeter" in 1955. Braff's playing was characterized by his ability to interpret well-written songs while adding his unique touch, a skill he considered crucial to his artistry. Collaborating with notable musicians like Nat Pierce and Dave McKenna, Braff's recordings from the 1950s remain some of his most celebrated work. Despite his passing in 2003, Braff's legacy endures, remembered as one of the finest jazz musicians of his generation.

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Cornet Serenade

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