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<h3><strong>About Lori Rosolowsky </strong></h3> <p>Living out her passion for music and art, Lori helps others navigate their journey to the stage, the concert hall, the theater and other venues.</p> <p>Lori Rosolowsky is a Bozeman, Montana-based pianist, singer-songwriter, educator, performer, producer.  She is the CEO and founder of Open Sky Artists, LLC, an arts management and consulting firm.  Lori and her team at Open Sky Artists create flourishing partnerships for artists and venues while producing captivating events. She supports the work of dozens of artists and venues across the country.</p> <p>Lori is committed to excellence and integrity.  Both stem from her education in science and music at Oberlin College (B.A.) and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School (Ph.D.).</p> <h3>Connector of People and Ideas</h3> <p>Lori is a connector of people and ideas.  She believes in lifelong learning. As a connector and someone who loves to serve others, Lori created and chairs Wonderlust’s Preludes and Performances, a series of public events for lifelong learners. The series is designed to increase audience engagement of arts offerings in the Gallatin Valley and Big Sky regions of Montana.</p> <p>Similarly, she initiated and hosts RIVERs, (Rhapsody-in-View Events and Retreats). These private house concerts and shows connect socially conscious organizations with professional performers to increase the flow of resources (audience, awareness, and funds) to all participants.</p> <p>She is a collaborative pianist (a.k.a, "accompanist") for students and faculty at Montana State University. Lori is also involved in other musical and theatrical ventures in Bozeman.</p> <p>Likewise Lori serves are as Music Director for Verge Theater's production of Fun Home and as a Board Member of Bozeman Actors Theater.</p> <p>Lori is married to Dr. Mark Rosolowsky, a scientist, and together they have raised two sons (Kurt, b. 1994) and Cody (b. 2002).  In addition to music and art, Lori enjoys yoga, skiing, biking, hiking and