Todd Brunel Musical Groups

We love to play music for all occasions, from concert halls to dance halls. I am primarily a clarinetist and sax player who plays a wide range of styles and work with the very best musicians in the Boston area, servicing all of New England. We can provide a solo, duo, trio quartet and any larger ensemble you may require for your event.
I have over 30 years of experience work with clients from all over the world. My groups have played throughout the United States and Europe, many of our recordings are featured on PBS and are available for streaming through all media services.

Todd Brunel is a critically acclaimed clarinetist and sax player who performs extensively as a classical and jazz musician. He has worked with such artists as The Irish Tenors, Judy Collins, Andy Pratt, John Tchicai, Lawrence ‘Butch’ Morris, poet Regie Gibson, Garrison Fewell, Bobby Watson, David Maxwell, Celtic Women, Jonathan Stout and His Campus Five, Guo Yhazhi, and many others. He has worked and recorded with the Whites Snakes Projects, WGBH Television,The Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra, Opera Ebony of Harlem, Music At Eden’s Edge and the legendary White Heat Swing Orchestra. Many of his recordings can be found on Innova Recordings, Revello Records, PBS, Creative Nation Music, Leo Records, and Navona Records. Brunel was in the band for Front Porch Arts Collective’s 2022 critically acclaimed productions of Ain't Misbehavin’. His current original music projects include: Know Orchestra, Dr Dougies Dangerous Delights, Peter Cassino and Friends, Improbable Beasts, The David Haas Group: Coalition of the Willing, Tom Casale's No Bad Parts, The Roaring Foxes, Occasional Brass, and Jerome Deupree's Listen to This. He was an original founding member of Musaner (Music of Armenia re-imagined), The Lilli Lewis Project and The Eric Hofbauer Quintet. He holds a Bachelor of Music Degree from the Boston Conservatory where he was a student of Atilio Poto and a Master of Music Degree from Brooklyn College Conservatory where he was a graduate assistant to professor Paul Shelden.