The Rosary In Song
An Artistic Meditation on the Life, Passion and Resurrection of Jesus Christ
What is the Rosary in Song?
The Rosary in Song is a traveling meditational
What is the effect of the concert?
Due to the meditational nature of The Rosary in Song, the performers originally requested that no applause be offered between pieces. However, during the Glorious Mysteries, audiences could not help themselves and often jumped out of their seats to applaud the Ressurection or the Ascension. This response in the audience was not for the performance, but the powerful efftect that great art has to remind us of the reality of the story of Christ.
Does the word "Rosary" make you think of old ladies holding beads and mumbling?
If so, you need to see to The Rosary in Song. The Mysteries of the Rosary are more dramatic and powerful than any movie in the theaters today. This concert, the drama, the poetry, the music of the masters and the great works of art, will help you remember, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally, the wonder of The Incarnation.
Where should The Rosary in Song be sung?
Everywhere! Bring this unforgettable concert to your parish community, school, college campus (college reccomendation), or local concert hall. The Rosary in Song is affordable, travels easily, has simple set-up requirements and works well as a community fund raiser.
concert featuring live music, drama, poetry, narration
and projected images.
Who performs the concert?
The Rosary in Song is performed by acclaimed mezzo soprano
Valerie Nicolosi, whose gripping dramatic abilities have
been hailed around the world. (Miss Nicolosi's website)
How does The Rosary in Song work?
The Rosary in Song is about an hour and a half long
with a ten minute intermission. Narrations announce and
describe each of the traditional fifteen mysteries, followed
by a dramatic presentation of one or two songs and
projected images of great works of art.
What kind of music is performed?
With the exception of the "Ave Maria" most of the songs on
The Rosary in Song program will be totally new to audiences.
Songs range from early Renaissance to late Twentieth Century. Though many of the songs are in English, some are also in German, French, Italian and Latin. This "timeless" and "borderless" quality unites the concert spectators with all who have meditated on the mysteries of the Rosary throughout the ages. Translations for all foreign language songs are provided.
“A spectacular performance! Miss Nicolosi sings out the spirit of the Rosary in each piece.”
S. Nelson / Buffalo NY
To bring The Rosary Song to your community contact:
or write
The Rosary in Song
P.O. Box 34
Voluntown, CT 06384
(860) 334-2269
“Through vocal, physical, and spiritual expression, she leads us through each mystery allowing us to experience the fullness of each meditation.”
Christopher Lindsey / Oakland, CA
The Rosary In Song takes Christians on a vivid journey along the path of Jesus’ Incarnation, Passion and Resurrection, through the power of great art.
Sit by the cradle of the Man-God, and listen to a Latin lullaby sung by His Mother.
Cringe at the scourging of the pillar in an anguishing Bach aria.
Experience the triumphant ascending Lord in Roger Quilter’s thrilling "Daybreak.”
The power of The Rosary in Song, will bring you to the secrets of the Rosary
in a way that nothing else can.
"I felt every note that you sang - every emotion & joy. Thank you - so much"
Genevieve Sucholet / Connecticut
What are audiences saying about The Rosary in Song?
