Anne Heaton and Rose Polenzani perform Anne's song "Where Your Scar Is," from her upcoming CD "Blazing Red". Rose plays Ukulele and Anne plays Glockenspiel. Buy Rose's records: http://www.rosepolen zani.com/ or buy Anne's records: http://www.anneheato n.com/
June 21st, 2007: Rose Polenzani, Sharon Lewis, Dinty Child, Dave Champagne, Jess Fox, Kimon Kirk, Joel Ninesling, and Ry Cavanaugh get into the little office for a heartfelt rendition of this hair-metal song.
In front of a park made from construction paper, Rose Cousins and Rose Polenzani cover the Feist song "The Park," off Feist's record, "The Reminder". Rose C. plays Mandola, Rose P. plays concert Ukulele.
This song was written by Sharon Lewis and Rose Polenzani while touring in the states this past June 2007. This video was recorded June 21st, with the help of several local musicians: Dinty Child, Ry Cavanaugh, David Champagne, Joel Ninesling, Kimon Kirk, and Jess Fox.
Naomi Sommers & Rose Polenzani sing "The Riddle Song (I'll give my love an apple)" amidst flying objects inside an imaginary house. Thanks to Brian Schwartz and Cindy for their skills in the flying object department.
This is a silly first attempt at making a music video with my home computer. I just wrote the song, recorded it the next day, and made a video the day after that.
This is a video montage of SUB ROSA, January 1st, 2008 at the Lizard Lounge in Cambridge. I wish we had footage of everyone's songs! But this is just the highlights of what we do have, so I hope you enjoy it. SUB ROSA is a collaborative event including (usually) ten or more songwriters and musicians, who share the night and a cache of musical toys.
From Nov. 27, 2007 SUB ROSA at the Lizard Lounge, this is an old song of Rose's, called "Monster," which was arranged for Saxophone Quartet by Scott Miller. The sax quartet is (perhaps temporarily) named "Tower of Chowder", and features Jess Fox on Baritone Sax, Scott Miller on Soprano sax, Mike Andrews on Alto Sax, and Seann Ives on Tenor sax.
It was Jordan Caress's farewell show in Boston, and she asked me to sing harmony on the Kelly Clarkson hit "Breakaway" - how could I say no? This is low-quality as videos go, it's like a catalog piece. Thought I'd share it anyway.
Rose Polenzani & Rose Cousins sing "This River," by Pooka. "This River" was written by Natasha Jones and Sharon Lewis (geniuses). Performed on November 28th, 2006 at Lizard Lounge in Cambridge, MA, USA. Dan Kellar on Fiddle, Matt Malikowski on sound, Cindy Howes behind the camera.
Our friend Melissa has a sweet dog named Ficus who gets really happy sometimes, and has to suck on his stuffed animal right on top of you. This happened to our friend Brian Webb recently, and we caught it on film.
My friend Peter took me for a late night walk along with his bandmates Steve and Eric. We came upon a park and I took this footage of us on the swings. Hold your stomach!
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