Dassi Rosenkrantz
Musical Director
Dassi Rosenkrantz is a bass player, composer, arranger, producer and artist. Born in Israel, she began her music career playing bass for numerous projects and artists encompassing a variety of music genres. After moving to NYC, she studied with acclaimed teachers including Joel Thome, Philip Lasser, Mark Shapiro and Anthony Jackson. She participated in a European American Music Alliance (EAMA) composition program, based on the methods of Nadia Boulanger and based at the Schola Cantorum in Paris. She earned her BA and MM from SUNY Purchase, while working as a musician and a teaching artist. She toured and recorded with the late Debbie Friedman, while arranging and directing a variety of Latin Music projects. Some of her original music was licensed for films and TV. She teaches music at the Ramaz School, NYC, and records and produces original music with her family, The Cabo Project. She is currently participating in the Carnegie Hall Music Educators Workshop and is a fellow of The Academy for Teachers.