
About Concert
Performers
Stephen Ross
has played Shakuhachi flute , an ancient end-blown
Japanese instrument since 1979. He also plays Dumbek,
Handsonic, Zither, Silver Flute and Tibetan bowls. He
has performed throughout the country, Hawaii and
Europe. His recent CD, “Earth Tone Music” is a
retrospective of two decades of collaboration with
various world musicians.
Lisa Sangita
Moskow has gained international recognition for her
innovative work with the Sarod, a resonant,
multi-stringed lute from North India. She has spent the
last 30 years creating original compositions and unusual
ensembles for this instrument. “Yakshi”, her 6th and
most recent recording , is a sensuous blend of Easter
lyricism, unique rhythms and sacred celebration.
Robert Sequoia
mesmerizes audiences with his dynamic guitar
playing -- the fine quality of his music, and his
harp-like, fluid touch. His compositions range from
instrumental ballads with beautiful, time-enduring
melodies, to upbeat, exotic, world-influenced
compositions. The son of second-generation immigrants,
Robert's musical roots go back to his family lineage of
Romanian gypsy musicians. Finalist: Best acoustic
instrumentalist - 2000 crossroads Music Magazine.
Janet Carafa
performs the Art of Mime – the essence of communication
and physical expression. She has been
well received for 15 years performing, teaching and
directing mime. She
has performed for 8 years as lead female company member
of the American Mime Theatre. Much of her solo
performance work has been Directed by Marcel Marceau.