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Chris Brubeck's Triple Play brings a dynamic blend of bluesy-jazzy grooves with touches of folk and classical flair. Led by Chris Brubeck on bass, bass trombone, piano, and vocals, and joined by Joel Brown on guitar and Peter 'Madcat' Ruth on harmonica, jaw harp, and percussion, this trio delivers engaging, genre-spanning performances. A son of jazz legend Dave Brubeck, Chris has built a reputation for thoughtful composition, versatile improvisation, and collaborations with orchestras and festivals nationwide.

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Chris Brubeck's Triple Play has earned recognition including the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award for Interplay for 3 Violins and Orchestra and a Grammy nomination for Best Instrumental Composition (Music of Ansel Adams: America). Their discography highlights include Triple Play: Live at Zankel Music Center (2012), Bach to Brubeck (2006), Watching the World (2003), and Triple Play Live (2001). The group’s sound remains eclectic and inviting, balancing instrumental virtuosity with soulful, accessible songwriting.

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Upcoming appearances are listed as dates to be announced or scheduled regionally. For fans, secure your seats through our trusted ticketing channels and stay connected for the latest tour news. Follow the trio on social for updates and exclusive content.

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Documented collaborators

City-by-city venues provide a backdrop for their versatile sound, and we’ll help you find the right seats—whether you’re near the stage or up in the balcony. Date to be announced for some engagements, or RESCHEDULED from its original date where applicable. For the latest, check back here or connect with us for personalized assistance.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Chris Brubeck's Triple Play

  • Members: Chris Brubeck (bass, bass trombone, piano, vocals), Joel Brown (guitar, vocals), Peter 'Madcat' Ruth (harmonica/jaw harp, percussion, vocals).
  • Discography (most recent first): Triple Play: Live at Zankel Music Center (2012, release of 2011 performance, Blue Forest Records); Bach to Brubeck (2006, Koch International Classics); Watching the World (2003, Blue Forest); Triple Play Live (2001, Blue Forest).
  • Genre/style: eclectic, bluesy-jazzy with influences from folk and classical; described as 'eclectic, funky-bluesy-jazzy' by sources describing the trio.
  • Major awards/achievements: ASCAP Deems Taylor Award (2002) for Interplay for 3 Violins and Orchestra (PBS Evening at Pops broadcast); Grammy nomination for Best Instrumental Composition (Music of Ansel Adams: America) listed on Grammy site.
  • Social media: Facebook at facebook.com/tripleplaymusic; YouTube channel Chris Brubeck; Twitter/X handle @tripleplaynow.
  • Biographical notes: David Brubeck’s son, Brubeck has led multiple groups (Triple Play and Brubeck Brothers Quartet), composed extensively, and worked with orchestras and festivals nationwide.

The records

Chris Brubeck's Triple Play Discography

  • Triple Play: Live at Zankel Music Center
    2012 · Blue Forest Records
  • Bach to Brubeck
    2006 · Koch International Classics
  • Watching the World
    2003 · Blue Forest
  • Triple Play Live
    2001 · Blue Forest

Chris Brubeck's Triple Play has earned recognition including the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award for Interplay for 3 Violins and Orchestra and a Grammy nomination for Best Instrumental Composition (Music of Ansel Adams: America). Their discography highlights include Triple Play: Live at Zankel Music Center (2012), Bach to Brubeck (2006), Watching the World (2003), and Triple Play Live (2001). The group’s sound remains eclectic and inviting, balancing instrumental virtuosity with soulful, accessible songwriting.

Upcoming appearances are listed as dates to be announced or scheduled regionally. For fans, secure your seats through our trusted ticketing channels and stay connected for the latest tour news. Follow the trio on social for updates and exclusive content.

City-by-city venues provide a backdrop for their versatile sound, and we’ll help you find the right seats—whether you’re near the stage or up in the balcony. Date to be announced for some engagements, or RESCHEDULED from its original date where applicable. For the latest, check back here or connect with us for personalized assistance.

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