Disintegration in Five Parts
So I have passed my jury committee and will be set to graduate in May! Very exciting to say the least and a huge amount of stress off my back to say the least. To add onto this I would
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New music!
Recording of Disintegration in Five Parts coming up soon!! I can’t thank my performers and Dr. Neidlinger enough for the amount of work they put in. This piece sounds fantastic because of them. I’m very excited to share this.
Master’s Recital tomorrow!!
I can’t believe it but this date has snuck up quite fast. I am so excited to present a full concert of my own work, as this will be the first time ever I will fill up an hour of
Some cool stuff!
So my graduate recital is coming up very soon! Probably faster than I would like, but I am very excited since I will be premiering my new work Disintegration in Five Parts. The rehearsals have been going wonderfully and Dr. Neidlinger
Where I am
It’s been a bit since I’ve posted something and figured I would make a quick update. Things have been very hectic as I work towards completing my Master’s degree so I’ve been fully focused on that. I recently just added
Hi-BEAR-nation
Ursa is on the last day of its hibernation and it has just been a great weekend. Probably one of the most taxing ones as well since we have been learning 3 new pieces including 2 commissions from composers Joe
Wait it’s 2015?
So 2014 has already blurred itself into a clump and it’s hard to remember where things happened since most of it felt like it was just yesterday. So many wonderful things happened that year and I certainly won’t forget it
It’s December
It has been hectic and I haven’t updated in a while! Wonderful things to be coming soon though. Particularly a lovely collaboration process with a new chamber group called Observing Atlas, which will premiere my new work: Dream in 4 Parts sometime
New Recordings up!
I recently had some performances of two works, Susie Asado and Petite Counterpoint. Both of which were just wonderfully done and I couldn’t be more thankful for working with such talented musicians. If you find a moment check out the new
Some concerts this week
Tonight at Ganz Hall, Roosevelt University, I will have my piece Susie Asado performed. It is for a Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano, Baritone, Piano, and Toy Piano. Very much looking forward to it! I would like to thank Joshua Scheid, Marissa Ortiz, and