Forest Lake, Washington County, Minnesota, United States
Died
24 June 1993 (aged 64)
Rich Matteson (1929-1993) was internationally recognized as one of the most exciting jazz soloists and clinicians. A graduate of the University of Iowa, Rich had a wide and varied career as a public school music teacher, professional performer, conductor, arranger, composer and university professor. He was an outstanding recording musician in every jazz idiom. Rich recorded with Louis Armstrong & The Dukes of Dixieland on tuba; college and professional big bands on bass trumpet, valve trombone and euphonium; his own small group recordings; and the Matteson-Phillips Tubajaz… read more
Rich Matteson (1929-1993) was internationally recognized as one of the most exciting jazz soloists and clinicians. A graduate of the University of Iowa, Rich had a wide and varied career as a public school music teacher, professional performer, conductor, arranger, composer and university p… read more
Rich Matteson (1929-1993) was internationally recognized as one of the most exciting jazz soloists and clinicians. A graduate of the University of Iowa, Rich had a wide and varied career as a public school music teacher, professional performer, conductor, arranger, composer and university professor. He was an outstanding recording musician in every jazz idiom.… read more
