Now in their 25th Season, The Hutchins Consort is an innovative violin chamber ensemble which performs on the rare and beautiful Hutchins violins. Fueled by the virtuosity of world-class artists, The Hutchins Consort busts through chamber music norms with an exciting fusion of diverse styles and collaborations. Their contagious joy and adventurous spirit make them a trailblazing force-- breathing new life into familiar melodies and exploring uncharted sonic territories. 

Hutchins Concort - the only ensemble in the world that plays - one of a kind - new type violins designed by a NASA scientist Carlene Hutchins.  About half century ago NASA tasked her with the research to discover the secrets of the awesome sound of the old Italian string instruments by Stradivari, Guarneri, and others. The research had shown that all the legends of the magical effects of secret varnish and lacker were NOT in fact the real reason for the phenomenal sound qualities of the instruments. So, based on the results Dr. Hutchins designed and manufactured a set of 8 different size instruments called “new violins family”. The size of the instruments vary from ultra small to ultra large effectively ranging from ultra sound to sub sound. And yet they all tuned to match the timbre impeccably effectively making the ensemble appear as one huge perfectly tuned 32 string instrument. A few sets were made one of which is located in Metropolitan museum in NY, another in Moscow. The ensemble performs repertoire originally composed for Hutchins Consort, as well as all kinds of arrangements. Certainly one of a kind experience not to miss!

MORE INFO: https://www.hutchinsconsort.org/ 

Joe McNalley

Tim McNalley 

Steve Huber

A.J.Fanning

Peter Jacobson

Bethany Grace

Erin Breene

Ruslan Biryukov

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music surrounded by friends! Get your tickets now.

 25th season, Retrospective 1: The Early Years. Here’s what Joe McNalley, our Artistic Director, has to say about the program: "This concert takes us back to the very beginning of the Hutchins Consort, when we had these amazing new instruments, but only a precious few pieces and arrangements to play on them. Founding mezzo-violinist Kevin Connolly will be joining us as we revisit some of the most cherished pieces from those early years, including Gordon Jacob's Aphorisms and the late Fred Charlton's masterpiece, Octopus Therapy."

If you love our unique, virtuosic and fun-loving concerts (and love a good deal) you can enjoy this concert, plus 3 more with a Concert Season Subscription!

TIX: General: $40, Senior/Student: $25, Youth (17 and under): $10. Family bundle also available.

Now in their 25th Season, The Hutchins Consort is an innovative violin chamber ensemble which performs on the rare and beautiful Hutchins violins. Fueled by the virtuosity of world-class artists, The Hutchins Consort busts through chamber music norms with an exciting fusion of diverse styles and collaborations. Their contagious joy and adventurous spirit make them a trailblazing force-- breathing new life into familiar melodies and exploring uncharted sonic territories. MORE INFO: https://www.hutchinsconsort.org/ 

Joe McNalley

Tim McNalley 

Steve Huber

A.J.Fanning

Peter Jacobson

Bethany Grace

Erin Breene

Ruslan Biryukov

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music surrounded by friends! Get your tickets now.

25th season, Retrospective 1: The Early Years. Here’s what Joe McNalley, our Artistic Director, has to say about the program: "This concert takes us back to the very beginning of the Hutchins Consort, when we had these amazing new instruments, but only a precious few pieces and arrangements to play on them. Founding mezzo-violinist Kevin Connolly will be joining us as we revisit some of the most cherished pieces from those early years, including Gordon Jacob's Aphorisms and the late Fred Charlton's masterpiece, Octopus Therapy."

If you love our unique, virtuosic and fun-loving concerts (and love a good deal) you can enjoy this concert, plus 3 more with a Concert Season Subscription!

TIX: General: $40, Senior/Student: $25, Youth (17 and under): $10. Family bundle also available.

MORE INFO: https://www.hutchinsconsort.org/ 

Kol Nidrei Service 

Max Bruch: Kol Nidrei

RusLan Biryukov, cello

Dan Spector, piano

More Info: Temple Emet Website

Watch Video (Ruslan Biryukov & Armen Guzelimian perform Kol Nidrei)

2051 W 236th St, Torrance, CA 90501

Doors Open @ 6:30PM

TIX: Call (310) 316-3322

TO COMMEMORATE 9/11 VICTIMS

Vatche Mankerian, piano

Yin Yin Huang, piano

Jonathan Wei, violin

RusLan Biryukov, cello

Zuri Alexander, vocal

Arpy Aintablian, soprano

Vartan Kazanjian, vocal

Maggie Lee, piano

Aaaron Liu, violin

Brahms: Piano Trio in B

3938 Skycrest Dr, Pasadena, CA

Doors Open @ 5:30PM

TIX: $40, includes dinner and reception 

For resevation & info:  Nat Nehdar (626)437-1354,  nnehdar@aol.com

RUSLAN BIRYUKOV AND NATHAN LEWIS In Concert Performing Three Baroque Italian Sonatas By Vivaldi, Boccherini and Locatelli For Cello and Harpsichord Featuring A Legendary and Famous 60-Year-Old Neupert Harpsichord From Kasimoff-Blüthner Piano Co. in Los Angeles Making a Rare Public Appearance.

The August 31stConcert Serves as a Preview of the A Music Film With The Same Program To Be Released on September 8th via RusLan Biryukov’s

YouTube Channel, www.YouTube.com/BestCello

DOWNLOAD PRESS RELEASE HERE

PROMO VIDEO CLICK HERE

TIX: $60 EVENTBRITE

More info:  Call/Email:  (310)472-3330,  reneelcherniak@aol.com 

Nathan Le is a former student of Ruslan's. 

He has just recently graduated from the New England Conservatory and Harvard University, and is enjoying a professional music career now performing worldwide. 

Winner of Janigro International Competition and IX Youth Tchaikovsky Competitions, extraordinarily talented individual, with the list of achievements longer than our website allows to put, so we refer you to Nathan's WEBSITE. 

The program will include various pieces originally composed for cello duo, as well as renditions of some popular tunes.

• Brahms: Hungarian Dance
• Nino Rotta: Love Theme from Romeo & Juliet
• Popper: tarantella
• Paganini: Moses Variations
• Piazzolla: Libertango
• Goltermann: Etude-Caprice
• Debussy: Clair de lune
• Misirlou (Pulp Fiction)
• Saint Saëns: Swan
• AND MANY MORE

CLICK HERE WATCH A VIDEO OF RUSLAN AND NATHAN PLAYING

 More info:  Call/Email: (323)445-6558, maestro@celloart.com

Nathan Le is a former student of Ruslan's. 

He has just recently graduated from the New England Conservatory and Harvard University, and is enjoying a professional music career now performing worldwide. 

Winner of Janigro International Competition and IX Youth Tchaikovsky Competitions, extraordinarily talented individual, with the list of achievements longer than our website allows to put, so we refer you to Nathan's WEBSITE. 

The program will include various pieces originally composed for cello duo, as well as renditions of some popular tunes.

• Brahms: Hungarian Dance
• Nino Rotta: Love Theme from Romeo & Juliet
• Popper: tarantella
• Paganini: Moses Variations
• Piazzolla: Libertango
• Goltermann: Etude-Caprice
• Debussy: Clair de lune
• Misirlou (Pulp Fiction)
• Saint Saëns: Swan
• AND MANY MORE

Program is 1 hour long with a lavish reception and artists mingle to follow. 

CLICK HERE WATCH A VIDEO OF RUSLAN AND NATHAN PLAYING

 More info:  Call/Email: (323)445-6558, maestro@celloart.com

Nathan Le is a former student of Ruslan's. 

He has just recently graduated from the New England Conservatory and Harvard University, and is enjoying a professional music career now performing worldwide. 

Winner of Janigro International Competition and IX Youth Tchaikovsky Competitions, extraordinarily talented individual, with the list of achievements longer than our website allows to put, so we refer you to Nathan's WEBSITE. 

The program will include various pieces originally composed for cello duo, as well as renditions of some popular tunes.

• Brahms: Hungarian Dance
• Nino Rotta: Love Theme from Romeo & Juliet
• Popper: tarantella
• Paganini: Moses Variations
• Piazzolla: Libertango
• Goltermann: Etude-Caprice
• Debussy: Clair de lune
• Misirlou (Pulp Fiction)
• Saint Saëns: Swan
• AND MANY MORE

Program is 1 hour long with a lavish reception and artists mingle to follow. 

CLICK HERE WATCH A VIDEO OF RUSLAN AND NATHAN PLAYING

Tickets: $25

 More info:  Call/Email: (323)445-6558, maestro@celloart.com

GOLDEN BEARS THEATRE

Temecula Valley High School

31555 Rancho Vista Rd

Temecula, CA 92592

AROUND THE WORLD

Shostakovich: Concerto No.1 for cello with orchestra

Ruslan Biryukov, cello

Maestro John Mario 

Also in the program: 

From France to Germany, to Italy and Russia, this program includes classical music from world-famous composers, and also future performances of Temecula Symphony 2023 Young Artists Competition Winners. 

RONALD H. ROBERTS TEMECULA PUBLIC LIBRARY

30600 Pauba Rd.

Temecula, CA 92592

SYMPHONY-LOGUE

With Maestro John Mario

Special Guest:  RusLan Biryukov

Refreshments will be provided by EAT Marketplace Restaurant. 

Menu:

• Greek Free Chicken Skewers
• Yam Tahini Bites with Pesto Aioli
• Pea Shoots and confit (or sun-dried) tomato for garnish
• Mini Pesto Meatballs
• Turkey & Fontina Bites on Ciabatta
• EAT Dessert Board- lemon, apple crumble, cheesecake bites garnished with berries.

PLEASE RSVP VIA EMAIL OR CALL:

tvsinfo@temeculavalleysymphony.org

(951)587-1536

Maestra Dr. Sylvia Lee Mann

RusLan Biryukov, cello solo

Program: “Romance with Ruslan”

• Concerto for Cello and Orchestra by Arthur Foote - West Coast Premiere
• Schubert Symphony No. 5

About the composer: Arthur William Foote, church musician and influential music teacher, a leading member of a group of composers known as the Boston Six or the Second New England School. Together, the Six-John Knowles Paine, Horatio Parker, George Chadwick, Edward MacDowell, Amy Beach, and Arthur Foote-wrote the first substantial body of "American" classical music.

CLICK HERE FOR PRESS RELEASE

More Info: www.SouthlandSymphony.com

Grace Presbyterian Church

31143 Nicolas Rd

Temecula, CA 92591

THREE B's: BACH-BEETHOVEN-BRAHMS

Brahms: Double Concerto

Ruslan Biryukov, cello

Zun-Hin Woo, violin

Maestro John Mario 

Also in the program: 

Bach - Orchestral Suite No.2

Beethoven - Symphony No. 7