Bru·beck (br  b k), David Warren Known as "Dave." Born 1920. American jazz pianist and composer considered to be one of the foremost exponents of progressive jazz. |
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| ``Christmas Break'' features a truly relaxing set, with Dave Brubeck, Oscar Peterson and George Shearing on the piano, a wonderful ``O, Tannenbaum'' with Jim Hall on solo acoustic guitar, and the showstopping ``Ave Maria'' from fretboard legend Al Di Meola. Pianist and prolific composer Dave Brubeck has been dubbed a "living legend" by the Library of Congress. This is often done in the big Protestant churches, and it's an embarrassment to me as a Catholic when Brubeck says he never performs his [jazz Mass] in Catholic churches. |
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