Ivy joins The Rossini Club for their 2024 Summer Season, Through The Looking-Glass
For more info please visit their website.
Join myself and pianist Julian Garvue for a delightful evening of French music that is classic, unexpected, and everything in between.
UIndy faculty and guests share the music of their Indiana University colleague, composer Don Freund.
Cascades, Clouds, Crevice–Ivy Ringel, Michael Muszynski, Mark Ortwein, bassoons
With Special Guest DysFUNKtion Brass. 18+. Doors 8:00, Show 9:00.
First Threeplustwo show since 2019! Tickets $25, available for advance purchase online or at the door.
Threeplustwo is an unlikely family band. Three triplets (bassoonist Ivy Ringel, bassist Lowell Ringel, and trombonist Evan Ringel) bring their divergent musical paths together, joining forces with long-time collaborators saxophonist David Leon and guitarist Jonah Udall to form this unique chamber ensemble. They blend jazz, folk and classical influences in original compositions imbued with a rich color palette. Emanating familial love, their music shines with both improvisatory vitality and razor sharp precision.
MYO Fundraiser Concerts featuring ISO musicians and MYO Chamber Ensemble.
Featuring Kevin Lin, violin; Austin Huntington, cello; Roger Roe, oboe/english horn; Ivy Ringel, bassoon and Kent Cook, piano
MYO Fundraiser Concerts featuring ISO musicians and MYO Chamber Ensemble.
Featuring Kevin Lin, violin; Austin Huntington, cello; Roger Roe, oboe/english horn; Ivy Ringel, bassoon and Kent Cook, piano
The musical roots of North America are explored in this concert, as the ISO performs music by Jerod Tate, a classical composer and citizen of the Chickasaw Nation in Oklahoma. Based on Native American Indian lore, Tate’s Ghost of the White Deer for solo bassoon and orchestra describes the quest of a lovesick man searching for a white deer, which is sacred to the Chickasaw people.
Other works on the program include Dvorak’s New World Symphony, and Jesse Montgomery’s Rounds for Piano and String Orchestra.
The musical roots of North America are explored in this concert, as the ISO performs music by Jerod Tate, a classical composer and citizen of the Chickasaw Nation in Oklahoma. Based on Native American Indian lore, Tate’s Ghost of the White Deer for solo bassoon and orchestra describes the quest of a lovesick man searching for a white deer, which is sacred to the Chickasaw people.
Other works on the program include Dvorak’s New World Symphony, and Jesse Montgomery’s Rounds for Piano and String Orchestra.
Will be streamed on Youtube and the Nantucket Community Music Center site.
With Nick Davies, clarinet and Nigel Goss, double bass
Program includes works by J.S. Bach, C.P.E Bach and Morton Gould
Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at the door.
For more information and to RSVP, please email rossiniclubma@gmail.com or contact us through the Rossini Club’s website here.
Please join us for the first Rossini Club Gala!
Nantucket Culinary and the Rossini Club invite you to enjoy a cocktail reception ( 5:30 - 7 p.m. - $75 ticket) or sit down for a three course musically paired dinner ( 7 p.m. - $175 ticket.)
To purchase tickets for either the cocktail party or the three-course dinner, please visit the Nantucket Culinary Center’s website here or call the Culinary Center at 508-228-2665.
For more information ,please go to the Des Moines Metro Opera’s website.
For more information ,please go to the Des Moines Metro Opera’s website.
For more information ,please go to the Des Moines Metro Opera’s website.
I am excited to present a guest masterclass at Schwob School of Music at Columbus State University.
Lowell Ringel // bass
Evan Ringel // trombone
Ivy Ringel // bassoon
David Leon // alto saxophone
Jonah Udall // guitar
$20/$10 Students
2 Sets starting at 8 pm
This show will feature original music and arrangements from Threeplustwo's debut album, as well as new compositions.
BYOB, Please No Picture/Video Taking, just enjoy the sounds.
Regarding Food: Yes to light snack food. No to dinner and overly aromatic cuisine.
Threeplustwo is an unlikely family band. Three triplets bring their divergent musical paths together for the first time, joining with two long-time collaborators and close friends to form this unique chamber ensemble. Their music blends jazz, folk and classical influences in original compositions imbued with a rich color palette. Emanating familial love, their debut album shines with both improvisatory vitality and razor sharp precision.
The Ringel triplets grew up in North Carolina surrounded by music of all sorts, leading them each to craft a distinct musical identity. Bassoonist Ivy Ringel performs with the Atlanta Opera Orchestra, bassist Lowell Ringel is a prolific performer/composer/educator in Miami, Florida, and trombonist Evan Ringel tours with folk collective Look Homeward, in addition to his burgeoning jazz career. In Threeplustwo they combine forces with David Leon, an award-winning saxophonist making waves on New York’s creative music scene, and Jonah Udall, a Californian-turned-Brooklynite guitarist whose work fuses improvisation, folk music, and dance.
For more information on this event, click here.
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