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West of the Keys 5:150:00/5:15
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Ya Ya Crazy Music 6:110:00/6:11
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Overnight Train 2:560:00/2:56
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Pointed Attack 5:230:00/5:23
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The Long Night 3:540:00/3:54
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Ripple Effect 4:080:00/4:08
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Arioso by JS Bach 2:490:00/2:49

My name is Todd Brunel and I am a critically acclaimed clarinetist and saxophonist, concert soloist, chamber musician, jazz artist and classical/orchestral musician.
I work with some of the best classical and jazz musicians, string players, percussion, brass and woodwind musicians in the greater Boston area.
I have teamed up with such companies as Spectale Live to present world class orchestral productions.
"Tremendous virtuosity and heart." -The Boston Globe
See my bio page for more information.
Clarinet Conspiracy Music is a special event music contracting business registered in Arlington, Massachusetts.

*Plymouth Memorial Hall , November, 2025.
We perform at concert halls, weddings, library concert series, theaters, special events, colleges, restaurants, dances, retirement communities, churches, anywhere there is a need for great live music. Performances have taken me and my colleagues to Carnegie Hall and stages in Europe and across the United States and Canada.
Arranging services: I write and arrange music for all special occasions and have the ability to compress larger works for smaller groups without compromising the intergrity of the composition.
New England Winds and Strings: Teaming up with my amazing colleague violinist/ violist Jessica Helie for world class chamber, orchestral and special event music contracting.
I am a New England States Touring Artist with the New England Foundation for the Arts. Contact me below for inquiries about my fee structure and how we can form a partnership.
Contact me now for a quote.

Levon and Todd playing a special celebration of life event.
The Todd Brunel Quartet
Todd Brunel Jazz Quartet features bassist Rick McLaughlin, drummer Sergio Arocha, pianist Peter Cassino.
KNOW ORCHESTRA: LINK TO OUR WEBSITE: https://knoworchestra.com/
Fun, evocative original music that blends classical, jazz, and free improvisation. Ima Jonsdottir violin, Dan Shaud french horn, Valerie Thompson, cello, Todd Brunel clarinets saxophones and woodwinds, Gary Fieldman drumset/ percussion.

Be A Robot Tiny Desk entry, 2024.
Listen To This:
Jerome Deupree (drums; Morphine) is the ringleader, aided and abetted by Dave Bryant (keys; Ornette Coleman), Russ Gershon (soprano sax, flute, organ; Either/Orchestra, Lookie Lookie), Bryan Murphy (trumpet), Rick McLaughlin (bass, Either/Orchestra), J Johnson (guitar, Parlour Bells), Rick Barry (percussion, Bim Skala Bim, Swampanova) and Todd Brunel (bass clarinet).
Live on Dave Bryant's Third Thursday Series in 2023:
Musaner
"Innovative arrangements of folk music from Armenia and the Balkans" Ara Sarkissian composer, arranger pianist Ken Field Alto sax, flute Todd Brunel clarinet, soprano sax Kelly Roberge tenor sax Roberto Cassan accordian Fabio Pirozollo percussion Martin Haroutunian ethinic wind instruments, percussion Blake Newman upright bass Gary Fieldman drumset
The Vortex Series for New and Improvised Music:
2020 Grant Recipient: Arlington Cultural Council and the Massachusetts Cultural Council.2013 Grant Recipient: Dole Rogers Marshall Visiting Artist Endowment, Wheaton College.
2011 Grant recipient: The Somerville Arts council, The Massachusetts Cultural Council and Art Without Borders.
2010 Grant recipient: The Cambridge Arts Council and the Massachusetts Cultural Council
http://improvortex.blogspot.com/
Todd Brunel artistic director
Pamela Marshall co-producer
Sirarpi Heghinian Walzer co-producer
Rob Bethel, cello, owner of Yesterday Service.
Sheet Music, books and more! Yesterday Service: click here
"Todd Brunel's Vortex Series...features some of the city's finest jazz musicians and free-improvisers of all stripes." -Jon Garelick, The Boston Phoenix, 'Bos Picks'
The Acre Brunel Duo
Classical concert music featuring works by the great masters.
Amira Acre piano
Todd Brunel clarinet
The Sonic Sandbox
Forrest Larson electronics
David Brown didjeridu
Todd Brunel clarinets
http://www.myspace.com/dbmockingbird
Carsman Brunel Newman
Larry Carsman guitar
Todd Brunel clarinets and saxophone
Blake Newman double bass
Distinctive classical, jazz and world music favorites for all occasions.
Blake's site: http://blakenewman.org/index.shtml
Larry's site: http://www.larrycarsman.com/
The Circadian Rhythm Kings
Inventive cross genre jazz fusion with 3 horns and a hot rhythm section:

Todd Brunel clarinets, saxophone
Ken Field alto sax and flutes
Michael Carey alto sax and flute
Andrew Hickman tenor sax and toys
John funkhouser bass
Gary Fieldman drums
Innova: http://www.innova.mu/artist1.asp?skuID=331
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/circadianrhythmkings
"With a name that mashes up the biological day/night clock with a prototypical jazz ensemble moniker,
and a roster that includes some of the most adventurous musicians around, the Kings
marry free jazz with swinging and funky beats."
-Kevin Lowenthal, The Boston Globe
The Meltdown Incentive:
Improvised salon music of a different sort...Sara Bielanski voice
Delvyn Case keyboard
Ed Broms keyboard, percussion
Todd Brunel clarinets, sax
Rob Bethel
http://www.themeltdownincentive.com/
Waltham Symphony Orchestra
http://www.walthamsymphony.org/
New England Skyscraper conducted by Butch Morris
http://www.conduction.us/
Bulgarian Virtuosi
http://www.bulgarianvirtuosi.com/
American Festival of Microtonal Music,
Johnny Reinhard artistic director
http://www.afmm.org/
The Lilli Lewis Group
http://lillilewis.elysiumhouserecords.com/music/
youtube
Afro Hues Rhapsody
The Eric Hofbauer Quintet

The quintet features Eric Hofbauer on guitar, Todd Brunel on clarinet and bass clarinet, Jerry Sabatini on trumpet, Junko Fujiwara on cello and Curt Newton on drum set. All of the musicians are accomplished jazz and new music improvisers who also perform in classical and modern music settings.
The EHQ performs a program called, "Prehistoric Jazz" which features Hofbauer's arrangements of both Stravinky's The Rite of Spring and Messaien's' The Quartet for the End of Time. Hofbauer draws his inspiration from video footage of Leonard Bernstein rehearsing The Rite of Spring in 1987 where he instructs the timpanist to play his part like “prehistoric jazz.” His quintet arrangements synthesize the most memorable melodic and rhythmic elements from the original scores with jazz improvisation.
Stravinsky revolutionized the music world in 1913 with his use of extreme dissonance and shocking rhythmic energy. Around the same time, Jazz started to introduce itself and its own shocking rhythmic language to American audiences. Later in the early 1940’s, as Messiaen continued Stravinksy’s dissonant polytonal explorations, Bebop was redefining the harmonic vocabulary of modern jazz in similar directions. Hofbauer’s arrangements take the masterworks off their 20th century pedestals and deconstruct them as vehicles for ensemble dialogue and personal expression. This method of reinterpretation has been a part of the jazz tradition from its inception through the work of Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and even Gunther Schuller’s Third Stream movement.
Prehistoric Jazz is a concert program tailored for the collegiate community or any arts and culture education-based audience. This concert presentation will complement college or high school course work in aesthetics, music history, jazz studies, post-modernism, or 20th century cultural studies. The ensemble is available for additional workshops and talk-backs with the audience that can be included as part of the presentation of the work.
For more information about the EHQ including rates, masterclasses, workshops and more video footage click HERE
The Opal Ensemble
The Opal Ensemble: As the opal's stunning colors and patterns differ widely from stone to stone, so the Opal Ensemble surprises and delights with concerts of dazzling variety. New compositions, and neglected — but deserving — music, are presented alongside famous works from the standard repertoire. Opal Ensemble audiences feel the excitement of discovering powerful, compelling music in brilliant performances. Todd Brunel Clarinets Anne Black viola Paul Carlson piano