"Show ourselves a little grace..."  Indeed.  Love the song and love you, brother Eric.  Namaste.  Jim

Chessters

I wrote this song almost two years ago now.. it has a special place in my heart.. I didn’t know when the right time would be to release it, but it feels like now is the time to finally share it with the world.. i think it’s crazy how you can go from knowing someone so well, knowing all the things that make them who they are, you can be so close and then the next day you can be strangers.. also I think when you say something out loud, it makes it so much more real, and that concept is the theme for this song.. somehow keeping what you’re feeling or thinking inside, feels safer, makes it feel less real.

i miss you (i still do)

Winter

I wrote this song when I was feeling really nostalgic about the person I used to be when I was younger and feeling like I wanted to get back in touch with that version of me again.

like I used to

A song about my own experience of mental health and depression whilst on Prednisone and how invisible that all is to the outside world that sees you as a confident coping person when you truly aren't.

Prednisone

This is a recording of an improvisation by  Susan Rosati (vocals) and T. A. Zook (nylon-string guitar)(ted-zook.tumblr.com/). The lyrics and music were unscored, unrehearsed and improvised extemporaneously on the spot. For further information: tedzook@hotmail.com

Rosati & Zook:  10-11-14 MfP

It is you; it is me; it is light; it is victory  ©℗ Rosati & Zook

This is the fourth in a series of improvisations by Susan Rosati (voice) and T. A. Zook (nylon-string guitar) on October 9, 2016 following a Music for People (http://musicforpeople.org/wp/) workshop.  The session was held in the Stone House at the Stony Point Retreat Center in upstate New York, and was unscored, unrehearsed and improvised extemporaneously on the spot.  

Photograph by Savannah Rosati

For more information:  tedzook@hotmail.com

2016J09 Stone House # 4

Sunset ©℗  Rosati & Zook

This is the third in a series of improvisations by Susan Rosati (voice) and T. A. Zook (nylon-string guitar) on October 9, 2016 following a Music for People (http://musicforpeople.org/wp/) workshop.  The session was held in the Stone House at the Stony Point Retreat Center in upstate New York, and was unscored, unrehearsed and improvised extemporaneously on the spot.  

Photograph by Savannah Rosati

For more information:  tedzook@hotmail.com.

2016J09 Stone House #3

When I cry

fuzzy

Naugavishnu

The Sprinkle Genies "Bum" from Board Local and Drunk album 1997

06 bum

I’m grateful to be singing creating performing and recording ..it always brings me great joy to connect with music! Here's what David Darling, Maverick Cellist who sadly left us not too long ago said of me as a performer: "Eric Is one of the most gifted singer songwriters that I have ever known in my life. He is without any doubt one of the most inspired performers and poet writers I know. I highly recommend his talents to all."
- David Darling Grammy Award winning Cellist and Composer.

Winter

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