These videos are from our performance for WCVE's 2007 the "Music Seen" Festival at the Canal Club in Richmond. Many thanks to Mason Mills and all of the crew and staff involved.
Rattlemouth's "Shadow of Finality":
"Hopabout"! Another Rattlemouth song from maestro Robbie Kinter:
Rattlemouth's arrangement of "Musicawi Silt":
"Good Clean Fun..." from the CD "Hopabout", composed by Robbie Kinter:
Rattlemouth on WCVE's the "MUSIC SEEN" premieres Thursday, Oct. 25th at 10pm. The "MUSIC SEEN" will also air on WHTJ in Charlottesville.
Wayside Music just released the Wayside Sampler 3 which features the Rattlemouth song "Christmas Heron" from our most recent CD, "Hopabout". Thanks Steve!
Our new CD "Hopabout" is now available!!! Thanks to the many familiar and new friends who came to our New Year's Eve / CD Release show at Art6!
You can read the review of "Hopabout" as well as purchase it online at Wayside Music. "Hopabout" is also available online at rerusa.com and itunes. "Hopabout" can also be purchased in person at Plan 9 Records in Richmond, and Art6. Of course, you can purchase CD's from us at any Rattlemouth show.
Rattlemouth is - Danny Finney: Saxophones Robbie Kinter: Drums Marc S. Langelier: Bass George Lowe
: Guitar
Rattlemouth is an exhilarating and movement-inspiring quartet from Richmond, Virginia. Comprised of original members Danny Finney (saxophones) and Robbie Kinter (drums), with Marc S. Langelier (bass), and George M. Lowe (guitar), their music is lush, intricate, exotic, and irresistibly danceable. Having emerged from the ashes of the legendary Orthotonics, Rattlemouth have advanced to become Richmond’s pre-eminent eclectic and world-music based ensemble, thrilling area audiences with their “musical gymnastics for the body and spirit.” Their live shows feature selections from their recordings “Walking A Full Moon Dog,” “Fist Full Of Iffy” (both on the Cuneiform label), and their exciting new release, “Hopabout,” as well as mesmerizing renditions of beloved tunes from Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Cameroon, Lebanon, and elsewhere. In addition, Rattlemouth composes and performs music for Modern Dance and Film, including works commissioned by the VCU School Of The Arts, the University Of Richmond, and the Starr Foster Dance Project.
Whether onstage in a club, in an art gallery, at a private party or “in the pit” providing live accompaniment for a performance of Modern Dance, Rattlemouth never fails to please.
You can find more info on Rattlemouth's first two CD's Here: Cuneiform records: Rattlemouth
More complete info on Rattlemouth's first CD, Walking a Full Moon Dog
And the second CD, Fist Full of Iffy
Rattlemouth also composes music for Modern Dance and Film. You can see an example of our work for film here: VCU School of the Arts promo video
On May 17, 2006 Marc & Robbie performed their score to Robert Battle's "Virginia Reel" at the Kennedy Center's Millenium Stage
(Or you can enter 05/17/06 in the search engine on Millenium Stage's page.)
There is also a short trailer of a performance of Robbie and Marc with Clancyworks @ www.clancyworks.com
For more info, contact us at
Rattlemouthmusic@yahoo.com, or
Rattlemouth@SonaKinesis.com
As of now, Marc has a page on myspace: myspace.com/marclangelier
as well as his own, brand new, website: www.sonakinesis.com
As soon as more Rattlemouth websites are created, we will post info about them here.
Greetings! Pablo here, reporting from Inner Space to wish you Season's Greetings and a brief announcement: The New Pablo Album "Take Two" Is Here Now!!! - 16 tracks of sugar coated insanity - Please come back to my page to hear 4 new songs! The entire 16-track CD is available at: http://www. cdbaby. com/pablotunes2 Downloads also available on iTunes, Amazon, and all your favorite places... Thanks to all myspacers for your support and encouragement. love, Pablo (P.S. the new album is best appreciated on a higher plane....;))
Thursday February 7th @ Toad's Place - 140 Virginia St Richmond VA 23219
Cracker Hackensaw Boys Americana Club
A Benefit For Bryan Hoffa
Sound of Music Engineer, Producer, and Musician Bryan Hoffa was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a serious but curable disease in which the immune system attacks the myelin sheath surrounding the spinal cord. As a result, the nervous system is short-circuited and varying levels of paralysis effect the body. Thankfully Bryan is now in recovery but it involves months of physical therapy and a long time away from work.
Some of Richmond's finest musicians have donated their time and talents to help the Hoffa family during this difficult time. All proceeds from this show will go to their daily living expenses.
