Extreme close-up of a musician's left hand pressing down violin strings on the fingerboard, right side of frame, studio strobe side-lighting casting hard shadows across the fingers and strings, heavily desaturated monochrome, fine string texture sharp in focus, dark background fading left
Extreme close-up of a musician's left hand pressing down violin strings on the fingerboard, right side of frame, studio strobe side-lighting casting hard shadows across the fingers and strings, heavily desaturated monochrome, fine string texture sharp in focus, dark background fading left
/ Composer. Producer. Performer.

Modern
Neo-Classical

Nicole Rosetti writes for violin, cello, and piano — then blends the piece with synthesizer, guitar and imagination. Every piece begins at the instrument.

Wide shot of a recording studio interior, a large mixing console in the foreground with faders and channel strips, a computer screen in the background displaying a digital score notation, north-facing window light from the left, heavily desaturated with a single teal accent glow from one monitor screen, no person visible, instruments at rest in the background
Wide shot of a recording studio interior, a large mixing console in the foreground with faders and channel strips, a computer screen in the background displaying a digital score notation, north-facing window light from the left, heavily desaturated with a single teal accent glow from one monitor screen, no person visible, instruments at rest in the background
— Recorded work

Where the score meets the session

Strings and synthesizers in the same room, composed before they were produced.Everything heard is played.

Classical music is a living language — spoken differently here.