Collaborative Musicians' Project leadership and Coaches

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 Rose V. Johnson, a freelance solo and chamber ensemble musician, has been performing and teaching music since childhood. Rose received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Instrumental Music Performance, with an emphasis in flute, from Northern Arizona University and her Master of Music degree from the University of Washington. Her mentors include Erich Graf, Philip Swanson and Felix Skowronek. Rose is a member of the Ladies’ Quintessential Quintet, Compass Winds, Shepherd’s Rose Duo, has formerly been Principal Flute of the Ensign Symphony & Chorus and Northwest Symphony Orchestra, and has been a member of the National Flute Association's Professional Flute Choir in 2008, and 2010-2019. Rose maintains a private studio, works with youth chamber ensembles and has coached with the Seattle Youth Symphony's Summer Music program, the Evergreen Philharmonic and the Eastside Youth Concert Band. Rose is a founder of Collaborative Musicians’ Project and has served on the boards of the National Flute Association’s Performance Health Committee, the Seattle Flute Society, Silver Flight Ensembles and Foundation, and the Federal Way Arts Commission. Rose currently resides with her engineer husband in Issaquah, WA and is the proud mother of a violinist daughter and a multi-talented son.

  Residing in Seattle since 2012, Lori Shepherd is a freelance musician and private music instructor specializing in woodwinds. She holds a Master’s degree in Clarinet performance from the University of Utah and has performed around the world in various ensembles on a dizzying assortment of instruments, from saxophone in Shanghai as a performer at the World Expo 2010 to bass clarinet in a Harlem as part of the Imani Winds Chamber Music Festival. She performs regularly in the Seattle area as a member of Seattle Women’s Jazz Orchestra, Compass Winds Quintet, Salsa Rosa, Mood Swings Jazz Ensemble, the Seattle Ensign Symphony and Chorus, Smith-Staelens Big Band, and the Northwest Clarinet Choir. Putting her versatility as a woodwind doubler to good use, Lori has performed in over 50 musicals (which often calls for playing up to five different instruments per show), including productions at Seattle Musical Theater, the Village Kidstage, and Showtunes Theatre Company at Benaroya Hall. In addition to teaching private lessons since 2000, she also taught junior high band and orchestra as a public-school teacher before moving to Seattle.

 Logan Esterling, oboist, earned a BM at the University of Washington. He studied with Mary Lynch, Principal Oboist of the Seattle Symphony, and has performed in masterclasses for Linda Strommen, Alex Klein, Ariana Ghez Farrell, Russ deLuna, and Earle Dumler. He holds the English Horn position in the Yakima Symphony Orchestra, and he performs regularly with Symphony Tacoma, North Corner Chamber Orchestra, Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra, Tacoma City Ballet Orchestra, and others. Mr. Esterling was recently the winner of the UW Symphony Concerto Competition and the Sewanee Music Festival Concerto Competition. He has also performed as a soloist with the Eastside Symphony Orchestra, Whidbey Island Consort Players, and Carillon Chamber Orchestra, performing works by Marcello and Mozart. As an active freelancer, Mr. Esterling has performed on multiple occasions with Evanescence and Lindsay Stirling, played on the soundtrack for the video game Destiny 2, and recorded music for a Dreamworks short.  

 Anne Marlantes, MA LMHC, spent 30 years in corporate marketing before changing careers to become a mental health counselor. Her marketing career included a wide range of companies such as Apple Computer, Chateau Ste Michelle and Sierra On-Line.  She held senior marketing management positions at Sierra as well as at Speakeasy (a local DSL company) and B Square (another local high tech company). After receiving her MA in 2007, Anne left high tech and opened a private counseling practice where she focused on helping people with eating disorders.  Now retired, Anne spends her time as a passionate amateur flutist and “first reader” of her writer husband’s manuscripts.  She and her husband divide their time between Woodinville and Cannon Beach, Oregon. 

  Olga Oseth is a Media Technician Lead at the University of Washington, in her free time she is a freelance musician specializing in piano and electronic music. She received her doctor's and master's degrees in Music Technology at the University of Oregon. She also received her bachelor's degrees in Piano Performance and New Media/Composition from St. Cloud State University. Olga is new to Seattle area, coming from Eugene, Oregon. Her native country is Ukraine, where she started taking piano lessons at the age of 5. She has been an active musician in Washington, Oregon and Minnesota communities and performed with several chamber groups. Olga’s electronic compositions have been presented through out the United States of America and Internationally at conferences such as: Kyma International Sound Symposium, International Computer Music Conference, Society of Electro Acoustic Music in the United States, and Women in Music Technology conferences. 

  Antonio Dowling is an Information Security professional at Salesforce.com enabling customer trust in the company’s SaaS platform. Holding PMP and CISSP certifications, he has worked for non-profit organizations such as the Gates Foundation and currently serves on the board of the Seattle Animal Shelter Foundation.

Outside of work, Antonio enjoys traveling with his family, playing the baroque violin, and hiking throughout the PNW