Charlie Peterson

This trumpeter, active on recordings because the late ’80s, shouldn’t be confused using the Charles “Chuck” Peterson who gigged in a number of well-known big bands in the ’30s and ’40s and died in the late ’70s. Normally acknowledged asCharlie Peterson in what’s probably a failed attempt at staying away from such mistaken identification, the younger participant provides performed and documented with bandleaders such as for example Tom Kubis and Adam Bazen. The trumpeter in addition has created a fascinating, indeed romantic specific niche market for himself as both a composer and performer of music for wedding ceremonies, an commencing that he promotes himself through regular do-it-yourself methods where the submitting of ratings and recordings and live engagements by his groupings are inextricably connected. He also performs using the Bayou Brass Music group as well as the Beltway Brass Quintet.