A virtual performance series hosted on Sundays in April and May, 2021
Launched in 2016 by founder Paolo Bartolani, the focus of ROSMF has been to expand the local music scene in new, compelling, and adventurous ways. With the challenge of stay-home orders and closed venues, ROSMF has expanded their creative forces to present “Music & Tell” a virtual performance series hosted in 45-minute Episodes on Zoom. Music & Tell continues the mission of ROSMF and creates a stronger sense of its local identity while investing in the passion and artistry of classical and contemporary artists.
“We have found ourselves moved and inspired by the many musicians connected with our festival. Music is essentially a human relationship. We can communicate our inner world through contact with the other person,” Paolo Bartolani. “To me, that is the essence of music: a reflection of the soul through sound. Living in particular times like these, music allows us to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. We cannot recall a more important time to share such sustenance”.
“We have found ourselves moved and inspired by the many musicians connected with our festival. Music is essentially a human relationship. We can communicate our inner world through contact with the other person,” Paolo Bartolani. “To me, that is the essence of music: a reflection of the soul through sound. Living in particular times like these, music allows us to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. We cannot recall a more important time to share such sustenance”.
Sign-up for our email list or send your name and email to [email protected]. Each performance will be a unique experience.
All 2021 Music & Tell Episodes are free of charge, although we encourage you to be a 2021 RoSMF Subscriber
and take advantage of many benefits we offer or make a Donation to the Festival.
2021 RoSMF Subscription Package fee is $100.00
- Access to all 2021 online Music & Tell performances
- Membership to the ‘Circle of Friends’ and listed on the website and paper program,
- Twenty-percent discount on all 2021 live concert tickets,
- Invitations to special news and events throughout the year.
Sponsorship Opportunities are also available. Please write to [email protected] for more info!
All 2021 Music & Tell Episodes are free of charge, although we encourage you to be a 2021 RoSMF Subscriber
and take advantage of many benefits we offer or make a Donation to the Festival.
2021 RoSMF Subscription Package fee is $100.00
- Access to all 2021 online Music & Tell performances
- Membership to the ‘Circle of Friends’ and listed on the website and paper program,
- Twenty-percent discount on all 2021 live concert tickets,
- Invitations to special news and events throughout the year.
Sponsorship Opportunities are also available. Please write to [email protected] for more info!
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Episode 1
Sunday April 4, 2021 | 4pm Yezu Elizabeth Woo, violin Tomoki Park, piano “In praise of shadows” John Cage Nocturne Yun Isang Koniglisches Thema for violin Maurice Ravel Berceuse sur le nom de Gabriel Fauré Claude Debussy Sonata This program explores the Japanese writer Junichiro Tanizaki’s idea of shadow and light. He saw the West as searching for light and progress and East as searching for beauty in darkness. In the 20th century, this dialogue between West and East and light and shadow became more complex. In this program, we delve into the mysteries of this relationship.
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Yezu Elizabeth Woo
Tomoki Park
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Episode 2
Sunday April 18, 2021 | 4pm Gleb Kanasevich, clarinet & electronics Music Program
Rahilia Hasanova - Agog (1994) inti figgis-vizueta - no words (2020) Clarinetist Gleb Kanasevich will present two monumental and contrasting works that will highlight the instrument's "vocal" qualities, agility, and massive color palette. The program will also illuminate a wide range of methods in which the composers are drawing from, incorporating, presenting, and honoring their respective backgrounds, as well as how memories, knowledge, and life experiences are mapped onto and/or juxtaposed with the frameworks of contemporary classical music. . |
Gleb Kanasevich
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Episode 3
Sunday May 2, 2021 | 4pm Ginevra Petrucci, flute Ginevra Petrucci is a flute performer, collaborative artist, educator and new music advocate. She holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts at Stony Brook University. She serves as Principal Flute at Chamber Orchestra of New York. She is the founder and Artistic Director of the Flauto d’Amore Project.
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