Meet the Staff

Todd Clontz, Brass Repairman

 

Todd is an Indiana University of Pennsylvania alumnus with a degree in Music Education.  He is a world renown trombone player and repairman, and has built many of the trombones you would find being played in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.  He has played with Blue Moon Big Band, Crabtowne Big Band, Bayside Big Band, and is the current director of Baltimore’s Marching Ravens.  Call (410) 636-1007 for all your brass repair needs, and ask for Todd!

Tom Risher, Woodwind Repairman

 

Tom is a retired teacher with 31 years of service in Anne Arundel County.  His instrument repair experience started as a summer job when he was in school, and encompasses repairs to all brass, woodwinds, and stringed instruments.  Retirement certainly hasn’t slowed Tom down one bit, and you’ll find him eager to help you with all your musical repair needs—and to tell you a few stories or jokes to boot!  Call (410) 636-1007 for all your woodwind or stringed instrument repair needs, and ask for Tom.

Linda Cooper, Business Office Manager

 

Linda is the glue that holds Rosso Music together.  On any given day she plays the roles of secretary, accounts payable/receivable, payroll, accountant, plumber, and child care technician.  Linda oversees office operations, and is your contact for issues regarding rental payments or school requisition bids.  Call our business office with any questions at (410) 789-3102.

Leroy Bamberger, General Manager

 

An alumnus of the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Leroy is no stranger to the music scene.  Leroy has played with Blue Moon Big Band, Bayside Big Band, and The New Monopoly.   He has been a manager for Amerada Hess Corporation, Target, and A.J. Wright, and now oversees retail operations at Rosso Music Center.  Leroy is also a trumpet soloist for Baltimore’s Marching Ravens, and teaches private trumpet lessons at the store.  For more information, call his cell phone at (443) 631-5338.

Jerry Davison, Luthier and Electronics Repair

 

Jerry has an FCC license in 2-way communications, is a member of the International Society of Electronics Technicians (ISET), and holds a certification with the National Association of Business and Educational Radio.  Jerry also plays lead guitar for the band FULL THROTTLE, and runs audio for Shiloh Amps and Sound.  Call (410) 636-1007 for your guitar, amp, and electronics repair needs, or catch him at (717) 824-6631 to book Shiloh Amps and Sound for your next gig!

David Robier, Mobile Account Representative

 

A proud graduate of Baltimore City College, and Trombonist/Vocalist with the PowerHouse! Big Band, Dave is the smiling face you’ll see piloting the Rosso Music Van to schools all over Maryland.  As a teacher, if you need to schedule a pickup of instruments to be repaired, please sign up as a member of our bulletin board and post your needs.  We will check daily and reply to your needs with a timeframe.  Access to the bulletin board is available via the “members” link to the upper left of this page.

David Biddle, Customer Service Representative

 

Dave has been at Rosso Music Center since 2003. He has been in several bands since starting at Rosso Music Center. His drum experience dates back to 1982. He has been into music his whole life. Right now he is playing for a band called Cyanide Dream. He has been in his current band for a little over a year. Feel free to ask him anything you need to know about drums, he is honest and will get you what you need without any hesitation.

Gary Gaulette, Customer Service Representative

 

Gary is the newest member of the Rosso Music Center family, having arrived in 2007. He has played trumpet in various groups in the DC area and also did the road grind for many years. Retired from The Washington Post, he now enjoys the family atmosphere at Rosso Music Center.  Come On Down! I’d love to help you with all of your musical needs.

Joshua Metzger, Customer Service Representative

 

Josh has been in the retail scene for five years, starting at the video game retail store, Power Gamer.  Eventually he moved his talents over to Rosso Music Center, where he has been since 2007.  He has played trumpet since he was five years old, and has also performed with various bands on euphonium, trombone, bass trombone, and french horn.  He is an active trumpet player with Baltimore’s Marching Ravens.