A Touring Moment: Revolutionaries & Rockstars (Now Routing 2026–28)


Dear Lover of Music,

The past eight days have been a whirlwind—four performances with guest artists, two university residencies, and three interviews—all centered on GUITAR AMERICA 250: Revolutionaries & Rockstars. The response has been electric.

In recent talks with students at Salem State University and Longy School of Music of Bard College, I was reminded: being an artist is not small work; it's massive. It’s a responsibility—to reflect, provoke, nurture, celebrate, and give shape to emotions and histories that often go unspoken.

We concluded our Boston performances with a collective reading of the Bill of Rights, Amended (1791/2025)—a moment that continues to resonate with audiences and presenters alike.

Watch highlights from Boston → [LINK]


Now Booking: 2026–2028 Touring!

RhizomeArts.com is currently routing July–November 2026, with additional availability into the 2027/28 season.

We are actively seeking:

  • Concert presenters & performing arts centers
  • University residencies & multidisciplinary programs
  • Festivals & civic/cultural initiatives tied to America 250
  • Media features, interviews, and critical coverage

Flexible formats include:

  • Solo recital
  • Duo & guest artist collaborations
  • Lecture-performances / residencies
  • Community engagement & participatory events

Upcoming Concerts

Providence Release

Sunday April 19 • 6pm
The Music Mansion with Grammy nominated baritone Trevor Neal

Northampton Release

Sunday April 25 • 3pm
Unitarian Society with John Cage Trust Director Jeffrey Lependorf

Central Mass. Release

Thursday April 30 • 6:30pm
Jacob Edwards Library, Southbridge

Oregon Release

Sunday May 3 • 3pm
Charlene Larsen Center for the Performing Arts, Astoria

Podcast & Interviews

• The Symphonina Foundation Podcast w/ David Fogel –> Listen
• Navona Records Interview –> Read
• Meet the Artist Video Interview –> Watch

Bill of Rights, Amended (1791/2025)

video preview

This project has opened histories I hadn’t fully known—and deepened my commitment to the ideals so many have fought to define. The story is unfinished. The music reminds us of that.

For booking, press inquiries, or routing conversations:

Management: RhizomeArts.com

Residencies & Special Engagements:kristopher@rhizomearts.com • 305.998.9969

Concerts: glauco@rhizomearts.com • 917.913.9307

Publicist: Dan Fortune • dan@fortunecreative.com • 917.608.1309

As always—listen responsibly.

Musically,
Aaron Larget-Caplan

21 Virginia Street, Boston, MA 02125
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