Cellist Roger Emanuels lives in California and performs as a recitalist and lecturer. He performed with Symphony Silicon Valley, San Jose Symphony and the Cabrillo Festival Orchestra for many years. He is now Orchestra Manager for the Festival.
He maintains a cello teaching studio in Mountain View and Santa Cruz and offers classes at the Sunnyvale Senior Center which preview the rich musical activity in Santa Clara Valley.
Roger's interest in local history has led him to co-author with his historian father, George Emanuels, Schools & Scows of Early Sonoma, a look at life and commerce in Sonoma, California, from the Gold Rush to about 1900.
Song of Survival is a radio program that is still available for broadcast. Please contact me for availability.
Class schedule for Symphony & Concerto at the Sunnyvale Senior Center.
When not in California, Roger is often found exploring remote areas of Patagonia in South America.
Email: Remanuelsatgmaildotcom
Please visit my travel blog here
Quintupeo Fjord, Hualaihué county, where I hope to explore in January 2010.
The German warship Dresden took refuge here in 1915 to make some repairs.
I wish I could credit this great photo which I found on the Internet.
Sagrada Familia by Antoni Gaudí
Barcelona, September 2009Patagonia 2009 - these photos are incorporated into my travel blog, January and February 2009
Gem Lake, Sierra Nevada, California 2008
Patagonia 2008
Patagonia, January 2007
Río Puelo, Chile, January 2006
Way Down Upon the Suwannee River, March 2005
Mongolia, July 2004
Isla Navarino, Chile, November 2003 Audio tour of this trip
Postcards from Chile, January 2002
May 2001, pulling weeds on Molokai with the Sierra Club
Cabrillo Festival cellos archive
