At long last I am excited to share that my quintet will be going into the recording studio in January 2020 to record my debut album, Sunflower Song. This project has been years in the making and I am very excited to take this next step in my musical journey. I am also excited to share that my talented aunt and oil painter extraordinaire Patricia Scarborough has agreed to paint the album artwork for this project. You can learn more about her work at her website, https://www.pscarborougharts.com/. There will be several opportunities to hear my quintet before we record, and I encourage you to try to make it out for one of these performances as the music continues to evolve as our recording dates grow nearer and nearer.

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Looking for live jazz music for your next special event? Look no further than Brian Scarborough's small jazz ensembles for the perfect music to enhance your event.

Perfect for concerts, wedding receptions, cocktail parties, corporate events, fundraisers, and any other number of special events.

Watch the music sampler video below to hear three different ensembles you can choose from, and get an idea of what the music will sound and look like.

Available for performances in and around Kansas City.

For more information, testimonials, and booking, visit:

www.brianscarboroughmusic.com/booking

Over the summer, I was sorting through some files on my computer and going through some old stacks of miscellaneous music when I found a bunch of jazz trombone transcriptions I had done and forgotten about. It will take a little time to clean them up and upload them to my website, but there are more transcriptions on the horizon. Stay tuned!

To view the transcriptions that are currently available for view and download, click here.

Photo by Dayne Topkin

The Brian Scarborough Quintet had their recent performance at the RecordBar reviewed by the Plastic Sax blog. To read the review, click here.

Brian was recently named adjunct instructor of trombone and low brass at Kansas City Kansas Community College. To learn more about KCKCC, click here.

This past May, Brian traveled to Eutin, Germany to serve as a guest artist and assistant music director for the 2019 Classical Beat Festival. The festival included 10 performances throughout Northern Germany and included three world premiere performances for Brian’s compositions and arrangements.

Brian was recently interviewed and featured on the Johnson County Library’s Local Music feature. To check out the article/interview, click here.