Rachel Barringer: Cello/Yoga/Composer Lady

OK, so I am offcially bad at keeping this page updated, and I have discovered that an easier way of announcing concerts is to make a newsletter. The link above is the current newsletter. Enjoy. :)

Sat, Oct 1 at 8:00 p.m.
Agassiz Theater
14 Mason Street
Harvard Campus
Cambridge, MA 02138

Tuesday, Oct 4 @ 9pmish

So Bo & I have finally decided on a band name.... the wrong shapes. Please join us at the Precinct!

Precinct Bar

70 Union Sq

Somerville, MA

Saturday, September 10, 2011 at 8:00 p.m.
Seully Hall, The Boston Conservatory
8 The Fenway
Boston, MA 01521
www.BostonConservatory.edu

PURCHASE TICKETS NOW: $15 regular; $10 senior;
FREE for students w/ID & children age 12 and under

Sunday, September 11, 2011 at 3:00 p.m.
Old South Church in Copley Square
645 Boylston St.
Boston, MA 02116
www.OldSouth.org

We're at it again! Please come hear us play cool stuff including some originals... also a cover of Amy Winehouse's Back to Black (which we ironically arranged prior to her departure from the living world...

345 Somerville Ave

Somerville, MA

The fabulous Bo Barringer and I (of Future Carnivores) will be performing some duos at the Rosebud Bar in Davis Square. Not sure exactly all that will be happening but it'll be cool.

Rosebud Bar

381 Summer St

Somerville, MA

Ashley and I are at it again. Oh yes.

Composers’ Concert
Clarendon Hill Presbyterian Church
155 Powderhouse Blvd, Somerville MA
Chamber works by Elizabeth Vercoe, Pamela Marshall,
Livia Lin, Matt Samolis, Michael Colquhoun


I am very excited to be performing with the fabulous Ryan Lee Crosby at ZuZu! You should come because it'll be awesome.

ZuZu

474 Mass Ave

Cambridge, MA

Tom Hall tenor sax, Kit Demos double bass, Ashley Addington flute, Rachel Arnold cello, Pam Marshall French horn, Todd Brunel clarinets.
Completing their three concert cycle, the duo of Rachel Arnold and Ashley Addington will once again grace our stage at the Democracy Center, bringing a program that will include newly commissioned works as well as 'Enchanted Preludes' by Elliot Carter.
The Vortex is also proud to present tenor saxophonist Tom Hall and bassist Kit Demos. Tom Hall has enjoyed a long and varied career as one of the most influential improvisers in the New England area. He has worked with such projects as club d'Elf, the Aardvark Jazz Orchestra, Bruce Katz and is on the faculty of Brandeis University.
Bassist Kit Demos works frequently with such artists as drummer John McClellan, cellist Junko Simons, guitarist Jeff Platz and alto saxophonist Jim Hobbs. He is the director of the Avant jazz Series in Lewiston, ME and is a New England Foundation for the Arts Grant Recipient.
Joining the artist will be fellow Vortex regulars Pam Marshall on french horn and clarinetist Todd Brunel.

New Democracy Center

45 Mt. Auburn St

Cambridge, MA

Ashley and I will be performing works by Colqhoun, Heiss, and Carter. 

Details TBA!

Ashley Addington and I will be performing Elliott Carter's "Enchanted Preludes" and Kaija Saariaho's "Mirrors." Other performers include:

The Guidonian Hand Trombone Quartet
Works by Galen Brown and Jeremy Howard Beck
Mark Broschinsky, trombone
Will Lang, trombone
Sebastian Vera, trombone
James Rogers, trombone
Original works by Andrew Frankhouse
Andrew Frankhouse, sax
Sean Farias, bass
Ignacio Rivas, drums
Selections from Woman of the Water by Frank Wallace
Claire Raphaelson, soprano
Matthew Wright, lute
Copland, Piano Sonata, 1st movement (plastique anime)
Erika Hong, mover
Jessica Schaeffer, mover
Sogol Shirazi, mover
Kai-Ching Chang, piano

Admission free; no tickets required

Longy School of Music

1 Follen St

Cambridge, MA 02138

Saturday, September 18, 2010 @ 8pm

Killian Hall MIT

160 Memorial Dr

Cambridge, MA 02133

Sunday, September 19, 2010 @ 2pm

Seully Hall, Boston Conservatory

8 The Fenway Boston, MA

Juventas New Music Ensemble

New Chamber works by:

Phivos Kollias
 Noam Faingold
Juraj Kojs
Andres Carrizo
Nicolas Tzortzis
Brian Mark
William Zuckerman
Peter Lane

Tickets are $15 general, $10 for seniors, and FREE for students and children age 12 and under. Tickets can be purchased online or at the door. 

The Addington-Arnold duo (flutist Ashley Addington & cellist Rachel Arnold) will be playing "Breakdowns" by Christopher Gainey. It will be an evening filled with all sorts of contemporary chamber music.

First Church of Boston

66 Marlborough St

Boston, MA

FREE. I think they're taking donations though.

Once again, dear Ashley Addington and I will be performing at the Lily Pad. 

Here are the details:

 Featuring Ashley Addington & Rachel Arnold

Danvers United Methodist Church

16 Sylvan St

Danvers, MA

$10 Admission

Performance of works by Christopher Gainey, Elliott Carter, Kaija Saariaho, Volker Blumenthaler, Scelsi (solo flute),  Martino (solo cello) and two commissioned premieres by Charles Turner and Jay C. Batzner.

3 x 3 = infiniti sign (sorry I can't figure out how to type that one out)

Music by Peter Gilbert & Karola Obermuller

Libretto by Tina Hartmann

Direction by Copeland Woodruff

 May 20-22 @ 8PM, Cambridge YMCA in Central Sq

May 23 @ 3PM

Instrumentation: cello, accordion, bass clarinet, and electronics. The music is indeed awesome.

Middlesex Lounge (Cambridge, between Central and Kendall)

315 Massachusetts Ave

Cambridge, MA

To be honest, I don't know all that will be happening but it should be awesome. It's a collaboration between musicians, dancers, visual artists, video artists (I think), and possibly other cool folks. I'll give you more detailed information soon, but until then you know as much as I do! I do know one other bit of information though. Emily Beattie (dancer/choreographer) is organizing this whole sha-bang! :)

 Composer Eva Kendrick, a 2006 graduate of the Longy School of Music, will present her chamber work "Disir" at the brand new Longy Alumni Concert Series. Kendrick will perform Disir, which is based on the Old Norse poetic Edda, co-created by E. Reed Ferenbaugh, along with Ferenbaugh, Longy alumns Rachel Arnold, cello, and Noell Dorsey, soprano as well as James Delorey, percussion. Other performers on the program will include Sara Bielanski, mezzo-soprano, and William Merrill, piano performing North and South by John Harbison, the early music ensemble Seven Times Salt, trombonist Mark Broschinsky and pianist Aaron Butler. The concert is free and open to the public.

Longy School of Music (Pickman Hall)

27 Garden St.

Cambridge, MA 02138