Arcomusical is thrilled to return to National Sawdust. This concert celebrates the official release of the sophomore album titled "Spinning in the Wheel". Selections from the album will be performed in addition to new compositions by Arcomusical members.

One week after National Sawdust, this concert also celebrates the official release of "Spinning in the Wheel" for the Chicago music community. Selections from the album will be performed in addition to new compositions by Arcomusical members.

Projeto Arcomusical will give an informance and workshop to the students of Scottsdale Community College. Selected works to perform will be from the new album release Spinning in the Wheel.

Projeto Arcomusical will give a 15-minute pop-up performance in the main gallery of the beautiful Musical Instrument Museum, in support of our upcoming concerto performance at Gammage Hall with the ASU Symphony Orchestra.

Projeto Arcomusical gives a berimbau workshop for NAU School of Music students, followed by a performance that is open to the public. Highlights of the performance include selections from Projeto Arcomusical's new album "Spinning in the Wheel."

The ASU Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jeffery Meyer welcomes Projeto Arcomusical, a world music sextet that reimagines the Afro-Brazilian musical bow, the Berimbau. The group will premiere Elliott Cole’s new concerto written for the ensemble and the ASU Symphony Orchestra as well as an opening work by one of the group’s own members, Alexis C. […]

Projeto Arcomusical gives an interactive clinic on the berimbau followed by an hour long performance. Both events are open to the public.

Projeto Arcomusical will give the premiere performance of an arrangement of Alexis C. Lamb's Ondulação for  Projeto Arcomusical and Contemporaneous. Additionally Projeto Arcomusical will perform a chamber version of Elliot Cole's new concerto Roda Grande and will perform Gregory Beyer's Berimbau Sextet No. 1 "Kora".

Projeto Arcomusical returns to the Ellwood Summer Festival! In addition to performing solo, duo, trio, and quartet works from the Arcomusical repertoire, Gregory Beyer, Ethan Martin, Daniel Eastwood, and Tony Cable will present interactive audience activities for all ages.

Arcomusical presents compositions from the Arcomusical repertoire to the DeKalb community in a full length concert in DeKalb's historic Egyptian Theatre.