Barron Ryan Official Site This is a general admission, seated event. Hear the work that Smithsonian Magazine named Barron Ryan 'One of Ten Innovators To Watch' for! Presenting the release concert for There Arises Light in the Darkness, pianist and composer Barron Ryan's new album commemorating the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. A lifelong Tulsan, Barron wanted to offer beauty to the massacre's memory, and to show that despite suffering even as great as that historic atrocity, there's still reason for hope. So he composed and recorded a new work for violin, cello, and piano which musically conveys how struggle can turn into triumph. This concert celebrates the release of this new recording. It will feature the performance of Barron's entire composition, plus musical selections which people around the world have used to find hope in the midst of suffering. Join Barron and his collaborators—Christopher Whitley on violin and Alex Cox on cello—for an evening of soulful and inspiring music. Come see how there can arise light in the darkness. Please do not attend this event if you have a diagnosis of coronavirus, have been in contact with a confirmed case in the last 5 days or have been told to quarantine/isolate within the last 5 days. Also, do not attend if you are showing symptoms of a new cough, a new onset of shortness of breath, or had a fever within the last 48 hours. Smoking and vaping is not allowed inside of Cain's Ballroom. Advance tickets have an 8 ticket limit. This is per person, address, credit card, email, etc... Orders over this limit may have any or all of their orders refunded without notice.