The St. Louis Brass Quintet, founded in 1964, stands as one of America's long-standing and esteemed brass ensembles, noted for its extensive repertoire and the versatility of its musicians. The Quintet has delighted audiences with a range of music that spans from Baroque and Renaissance to contemporary pieces and jazz, showcasing not only technical brilliance but also a remarkable capacity for stylistic diversity. The ensemble, composed of top brass players, many of whom have been associated with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, has made significant contributions to the brass quintet literature and has fostered the growth and appreciation of brass music through both performances and educational endeavors.

The group’s dedication to presenting a wide array of music is exemplified in their recent releases. "Renaissance Faire" is a tribute to the intricate and buoyant melodies of the Renaissance era, capturing the festive and refined spirit of the period's courts and town squares. On "Baroque Brass," the Quintet dives into the ornate and expressive world of Baroque music, bringing to life the masterworks of composers like Bach and Handel with a fresh and dynamic brilliance. The album "Pops" presents a lighter side, featuring arrangements of popular melodies, encapsulating the ensemble’s ability to bridge the gap between classical precision and mainstream appeal, ensuring the continued relevance and enjoyment of brass music for all listeners.