
Music on the Mountain: June
June 6-13, 2025
Music on the Mountain
Join us for a weeklong celebration of music at Mohonk Mountain House, featuring world-class performers across an ocean of genres including Broadway, Jazz, Reggae, Folk, West-African, Country, and more. From captivating lakeside concerts to unforgettable evenings in the Parlor, this festival promises a vibrant mix of melodies to ignite your summer.
What’s Included
Your stay at Mohonk Mountain House includes access to countless activities and experiences for guest of all ages, including our indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, show gardens, and an award-winning spa. Discover all that Mohonk has to offer during your mountaintop getaway.

Entertainment
Themed Mohonk Signature Events, featuring live music and engaging performances, changing daily
Schedule of Events
Program Leaders

Dan Micciche
Dan Micciche is the current Music Director and Conductor of WICKED on Broadway and has been with the show for over 9 years – including the national and international tours. Prior to WICKED, Dan began his acting career on Broadway as the youngest actor to play Mary Sunshine in the Tony Award winning revival of CHICAGO. He performed in 2000 shows across 125 cities as a part of the Broadway, US national tour, Canadian tour and, the Japanese, Alaskan and Thailand companies. In 2008 Dan performed as a soloist in Bernstein’s MASS at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center and the United Palace. He was the first male to record the male soprano solo in “I Don’t Know” which was nominated for a 2008 Grammy Award NAXOS. As an accomplished conductor and performer, Dan has led workshops and masterclasses across prestigious academic and industry institutions including: University of Michigan, The Boston Conservatory of Music, Berklee School of Music, NYU, Pace, Notre Dame, Eastman School of Music, Otterbein University as well as schools in Peru, Mexico and Switzerland.

Kara Lindsay
Kara Lindsay has had a far-reaching career on the Broadway stage, including WICKED (Glinda), Beautiful (Cynthia Weil), Newsies (Katherine Plumber) Original Cast/ Fathom Events Film, Once Upon a Mattress (Winnifred Standby for Sutton Foster). National Tour: Wicked (Glinda), Little House on the Prairie (originated role of Laura). Paper Mill Playhouse: Newsies, Jolly Holiday, Little House…Prairie. Sacramento Music Circus: Singin in the Rain (Kathy Selden). NCT: Mary Poppins (Mary Poppins). Kansas City Starlight: Cinderella (Cinderella). Kansas City Rep: Cabaret (Sally Bowles). 5th Avenue: Lone Star Love (Miss Ann Page). Geva: A Christmas Carol(Belle). TV: “Murphy Brown”, ABC’s “Schoolhouse Rock! 50th Anniversary Singalong”, ABC’s “The Disney Family Singalong: Volume II”, Tony Awards, Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. BFA Carnegie Mellon University. Huge thanks and LOVE to my family and to Stewart Talent/ Amplified. @karalindsay1

Jackie Burns
Jackie Burns is Broadway’s longest running Elphaba in WICKED. Most recently, she originated the role of Tess in the world premiere new musical Burlesque. She starred as “Celine Dion” in the smash Off Broadway hit Titanique. A member of the Original Broadway company, Burns went on to lead the cast of the US National Tour of If/Then. Select NY credits include the Tony Award-winning revival of Hair (original Broadway company) and Rock of Ages (original off-Broadway company). A veteran of the American stage and new works, Burns originated starring roles in Cowboy Bob (Alley Theatre) and A Walk On The Moon (George Street Playhouse). Film/TV: “Set it Up,” “The Magnificent Meyersons,” “Ghost,” “FBI Most Wanted”, “Great Wall of Warren.” Jackie has sung all over the world with Grammy and Tony Award nominated composer Frank Wildhorn. @jackieburnsnyc

Noah Ricketts
Noah Ricketts has had a far reaching career on the Broadway, including Nick Carraway in “The Great Gatsby”, Kristoff in “Frozen: The Musical”, ‘Beautiful: The Carole King Musical’. Off Broadway: Omar – in “To My Girls” (Second Stage Theatre) Regional: Michael in ‘Tick Tick… Boom’ (Bucks County Playhouse) Television: Frankie in “Fellow Travelers” (Showtime) (Golden Globe nom, Critics Choice, AAFCA and Peabody Award Winning Series, Kai in American Gods (STARZ); High Fidelity (Hulu); Christmas Deja Vu (BET). His film work includes the horror comedy Summoning Sylvia (AMAZON), The Sixth Borough, The Fiji Incentive (INDIE). In Concert: The Houston Symphony, The Kentucky Opera and Stage Entertainment Russia. BFA: CCM. Instagram: @noahjrkts

Carrie St. Louis
Carrie St. Louis was last seen in the Off Broadway hit, Titanique, as Rose Dewitt-Bukater. Previously, she was the final Lauren on Broadway in the Tony winning musical, Kinky Boots. She is best known for her portrayal of Glinda in WICKED on Broadway and in the national touring company. Carrie opened the Las Vegas company of Rock of Ages at the Venetian Hotel as Sherrie and then went on to play the role on Broadway at The Helen Hayes Theater. She originated the role of Annette in Cruel Intentions: The ‘90s Musical Off Broadway, and her voice can be heard on the Original Cast Recording which topped the Billboard Broadway chart. Her television credits include roles on “The Good Fight” (Paramount+), “Elementary” (CBS), “Blindspot” (NBC) and “Younger” (TV Land). Her solo show, Something Good, which she debuted at Feinstein’s/54 Below, has been performed in cities across the US. A graduate of USC’s Thornton School of Music, Carrie is also an esteemed vocal coach with a private vocal studio in New York City. Website: www.carriestlouis.com Instagram: @carriestlouis

House of Waters
House of Waters is a genre-defying trio blending West-African, jazz, psychedelic, indie rock, classical, and world music. Max ZT, known as the “Jimi Hendrix of the Hammered Dulcimer” (NPR), has revolutionized dulcimer techniques with his global influences, including Irish folk, Senegalese, and Indian classical traditions. Moto Fukushima, a master of the six-string bass, combines jazz improvisation, classical music, and South American styles to create a powerful and refined sound. Their latest album On Becoming features collaborations with Antonio Sanchez, Mike Stern, and Priya Darshini, showcasing their innovative approach to composition. House of Waters has been nominated for a 2024 GRAMMY for Best Contemporary Instrumental Album. They have scored an Emmy-winning documentary and re-scored French Dadaist-era silent films. Having performed with icons like Pandit Ravi Shankar and Snarky Puppy, House of Waters continues to redefine the boundaries of music.

SunDub
SunDub aims to honor the roots of Jamaican music while offering their unique ability to combine soul and funk sophistication into their art. Born out of a weekly music residency at a local watering hole, Brooklyn-based SunDub has developed into a collaborative mix of New York City musicians, consistently turning heads with an offering of classic reggae repertoire peppered with original and featured soul and blues almost weekly since 2013. Anchored by a core group—Finnegan Singer (guitar), Jose Lopez (guitar), Derrick Bourne (bass), Eric “The General” Toussaint (vocals-keys), Sidney Mills (vocals-keys) and the brother-sister team of Joanna (lead vocals) and Ben Teters (vocals-drums)—many of SunDub’s stellar and frequent collaborators came together for its first production of original music, “Burden of Love” – amassing millions of streams and whet the appetites of listeners around the world for their future releases to come.

Rhett Miller
Rhett Miller is perhaps best known as the front man of the Dallas-based alt-country band the Old 97’s, although he has also pursued a critically acclaimed solo career. Formed in 1993, the Old 97’s built a devoted following with their brash blend of country and power pop influences, making a splash with 1995’s Wreck Your Life, which won the group a brief stay on the roster of Elektra Records, a period kicked off with one of their finest hours, 1997’s Too Far to Care. In his solo career Rhett has captured attention, as a literate songwriter training his eye on such subjects as fatherhood, sex, and love.

Scott Robinson
Scott Robinson, one of today’s most wide-ranging instrumentalists, has been heard on tenor sax with Buck Clayton’s band, on trumpet with Lionel Hampton’s quintet, on alto clarinet with Paquito D’Rivera’s clarinet quartet, and on bass sax with the New York City Opera. On these and other instruments, he has been heard with a cross-section of jazz greats representing nearly every imaginable style of the music, from Braff to Braxton. His discography now includes more than 190 recordings. Scott has performed in some 30 nations, in such diverse venues as Carnegie Hall, the Village Vanguard, the Library of Congress, and the Vienna Opera House. Scott’s group was selected to be the closing act at the Knitting Factory’s Sun Ra Festival in New York City. Scott has also written magazine articles and liner notes, and was an invited speaker at the Congressional Black Caucus Jazz Forum in Washington, D.C.

Martin Wind
Martin Wind, bassist and composer, has become a regular at all major jazz clubs in New York and is also in demand as a session player; his credits include movies such as “The Alamo,” “Intolerable Cruelty,” “Mona Lisa Smiles,” and “Fur ”. He has recorded and/or performed with the following artists, among many others: Guidon Kremer, Clark Terry, Mark Murphy, Slide Hampton, Toots Thielemans, Jim McNeely, Buddy DeFranco, The Metropole Orchestra, Michael Brecker, Randy Brecker, Curtis Fuller, Phil Woods, Johnny Griffin, Bucky Pizzarelli, Mike Stern, Sting, and the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra. As a member of the Kennedy Center Honors Orchestra he’s been appearing with world stars such as Aretha Franklin, Reneé Fleming, John Legend, James Taylor and others. He’s released several highly-acclaimed CDs over the past three years. His album New York Bass Quartet “Air” was hailed as a “bass manifesto” in a 4 1/2 star review in Downbeat Magazine.

Frederic Chiu
Frederic Chiu, a frequent guest artist at concert venues in Europe, South America, and throughout the United States,
is devoted to enhancing the live concert experience for diverse audiences. Chiu has created many innovative programs, often showcasing transcriptions and rarely-programmed repertoire. Also an enthusiastic collaborator, he has performed with many friends in Classical music such as Joshua Bell, Pierre Amoyal, Gary Hoffman, the St Lawrence String Quartet; as well as with artists in other genres including the jazz pianist Bob James, writer/storyteller David Gonzalez, actor Brian Bedford, and the clown Buffo. Frederic Chiu has released 27 CDs, many available on the harmonia mundi usa label, including the most extensive complete piano works of Prokofiev, works of Chopin, Liszt, Ravel, Mendelssohn, Brahms, Rossini and Grieg. His most recent recordings are Distant Voices (Debussy and Gao Ping) and Hymns & Dervishes
(Gurdjieff/De Hartmann), both acclaimed in the press. He is a frequent presence on popular radio shows such
as St. Paul Sunday Morning, Performance Today, and WNYC’s Greene Space. Through his Deeper Piano Studies – a philosophic and holistic training program – Chiu brings together advanced concert pianists, promising students, high-level amateurs and piano teachers from around the world for workshops that develop a Body/Mind/Heart approach to piano-playing and music-making. He has taught at the Juilliard School, Indiana University’s Jacob School of Music, the Manhattan School of Music, the New England Conservatory and the Banff Centre, as well as most of the National Conservatories in China. Frederic Chiu’s website, www.FredericChiu.com, contains up-to-date information about his upcoming concerts and DPS workshops, as well as links to recordings and videos.

Vinnie Martucci
Vinnie Martucci has toured extensively on the international jazz festival circuit as co-leader of the Jazz Fusion Quartet “The Dolphins” with Dan Brubeck and Mike DeMicco. As an arranger, accompanist he’s performed with Laurel Masse (Manhattan Transfer), Eileen Fulton (Award winning star of As the World Turns), Blues artist Rory Block and many others. As a composer, Vinnie co-wrote the music for the off-Broadway play “Clue, The Musical” with Galen Blum. Vinnie has composed and produced numerous cable network TV themes for Lifetime, the Travel Channel, CNN, as well as daytime TV dramas “As the World Turns” and “Guiding Light”. As a producer, engineer, and studio musician, he worked with composer Baikida Carroll on numerous productions such as WGBH and the Tony award winning play “Having Our Say”. Vinnie is an educator, teacher, and clinician, giving master classes across the US, Europe, South America, and China. During his time as Professor of Jazz Studies and chair of the Music Department at SUNY New Paltz, Vinnie developed a broad range of courses and programs in Jazz, improvisation, recording technology, and music industry studies. Vinnie also teaches at summer festivals and camps, especially at the Ashokan Center, where he has taught swing piano every summer for over 20 years.

Jay Anderson
Jay Anderson is among the most versatile and respected jazz bassist/composer performing today. He has performed/recorded with a wide range of jazz artists including Woody Herman, Carmen McRae, Michael Brecker, Paul Bley, Bob Mintzer, John Abercrombie, Dave Liebman, Joe Sample, Maria Schneider, Stanley Cowell, John Scofield, Lee Konitz, Vic Juris, Red Rodney, Ira Sullivan, Mike Stern, Anat Cohen, Toots Thielemans, Kenny Wheeler, Jay Clayton and non-jazz artists like Oswaldo Golijov, Dawn Upshaw, The Australian Chamber Orchestra, Robert Spano (Atlanta Symphony), Michael Franks, David Bowie, Frank Zappa, Tom Waits, Terre Roche, Chaka Khan, Michel Legrand, Allen Ginsberg, and Celine Dion. He has been featured on over 500 recordings, seven of which have received the Grammy Award . He has conducted clinics around the world and is a Professor of Jazz Bass Studies at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City. Jay currently co-leads the critically acclaimed group BANN featuring Seamus Blake, Oz Noy and Adam Nussbaum.

Harvey Sorgen
Harvey Sorgen’s career has spanned over 40 years having performed on over 300 records along with national and international touring. The diversity of artists Harvey has performed and /or recorded with include: Hot Tuna, Ahmad Jamal, Michelle Shocked, Paul Simon, Dewey Redman, Warren Haynes, Dave Douglas, Julian Lage, Mark Feldman, Pete Levin, Zakir Hussain, Tony Levin, Giovanni Hildago, Wadada Leo Smith, Gilad Hekselman, Cameron Brown, Neil Rolnick, Anthony Braxton, Carter Jefferson, John Stubblefield, Bruce Hornsby, Brenda Bufalino, Honi Coles, Daunik Lazro, Derrick Trucks, Roswell Rudd, Phil Lesh, David Torn, The Memphis Pilgrims, Bill Frisell, Fonda/Stevens Group, Carlos Santana, Dry Jack, NRBQ, Bob Weir, Greg Allman, Marcel Monroe, The Mallards, Sorgen-Rust-Windbiel Trio, Ben Monder, Jay Anderson, Dave Samuels, Drew Gress, Garth Hudson, Jimmy Vivino, among many others.

Chris Pasin
Chris Pasin, a jazz trumpeter, has released the CDs “Detour Ahead,” and “Random Acts of Kindness,” comprised largely of his own diverse compositions, and has a release, “Baby It’s Cold Outside,” of reimagined holiday music, and his recent album “Ornettiquette,” playing the music of Ornette Coleman, Albert Ayler, and Don Cherry. And Chris has recorded with the likes of Gunther Schuller, Ran Blake, George Russell, and Toshiko Akiyoshi, and he appears as a sideman on numerous jazz albums. Recent albums have been with Pete Levin, Scott Petito, John Esposito, Keith Pray, Tony Levin, and Brian Mitchell. He has recorded on dozens of albums for a myriad of artists, often with The North Country Horns co-led by saxophonist/arranger Jay Collins.

DoMoJOAT
DoMoJOAT, one of the many reasons why he is titled the Jack-Of-All-Trades is for his diversity and versatility in the realm of entertainment. DoMoJOAT is a professional musician whose talents are in full display on the steel pan, piano, and drums across the country and abroad. In addition, DoMoJOAT is a music educator and dance instructor, covering the styles of Swing, Lindy Hop, Jitterbug, Hip-Hop, African, Break, Dancehall, Intermediate Tap and Ballroom; while teaching steel band ensembles across the New York City schools.