The Triad Concert 2003

In the midst of a busy performance schedule for The Thing About Men, Ron managed to find the time and energy to put together his second concert appearance. Many of Ron's fans were anxious for him to do another concert and came from as far away as California to see it. So, on November 15th, 2003, after the evening performance of TTAM, everyone gathered at the Triad Theatre to enjoy the show.


Ron shared the stage with Ben Roseberry, a gifted singer/songwriter and recent graduate of Webster University (Ron's alma mater - Ron and Ben graduated 20 years apart). Ron met Ben in February of 2003 when he was back in St. Louis doing Bee Luther Hatchee. Ron's description of their first meeting drew a big laugh from Ben.


	Impressed by Ben's talent, Ron was eager to work with him. Out of that desire, this concert was born. Ben also inspired him to start writing songs again. Ron and Ben co-wrote the first song of the evening, "I Want to Shout It".

Concert: Ron performs "Tell It to the Wind"

The concert included a mixture of original music and songs from favorite artists, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Sting, Kenny Loggins, and Marc Cohn.

Ron performed a different arrangement of "Born to Fly" and Ben joined Ron in a duet of "For Every Man". Ben also contributed his music with three original songs.


Ron has thrilled his fans with many theatre performances and with his original music both in concert and on his CDs. So it was a special treat to hear him perform music from some of his favorite pop/rock artists. The Sting tune, "When We Dance", brought a particularly enthusiastic response from the crowd.


Ben showed his incredible talent as a singer, songwriter and pianist all night, but he really had the joint hopping with "Walkin' in Memphis". The audience really got into his soulful rendition and for a moment you had the feeling that you were at a revival meetin'.

You can see, that just like the audience, Ron had a GREAT time!


Introducing the guys
Ben Roseberry (piano) Ron Bernd Schoenhart (guitar)		Joe Mowat (percussion) Peter Sachon (cello) Steven Watkins (keyboard)


	The Evening's Program:
I Want to Shout It (by Ron Bohmer and Ben Roseberry) Happy (by Ben Roseberry) Born to Fly (by Ron Bohmer) Stay (by Ben Roseberry) Tell It to the Wind (by Ron Bohmer) The Truth (by Ben Roseberry)		Dam Would Break (by Glen Phillips of Toad the Wet Sprocket) Swing and a Miss (by Ben Roseberry) When We Dance (by Sting) The One That Got Away (by Kenny Loggins) Walkin' in Memphis (by Marc Cohn) For Every Man (by Ron Bohmer)