Program of Living Music, featuring 9 world premieres (including my own work):
Videos coming soon!
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The impacts of COVID-19, of course, changed the landscape of the classical world, but I have found that you can uncover new and exciting opportunities even while looking at the world through Zoom-colored glasses.
For instance, I was lucky enough to collaborate with Chad Slater, violinist, to organize a concert that was broadcasted virtually for residents of Collington Retirement Community. This endeavor featured both solo and collaborative works as well as conversations about the works themselves.
For instance, I was lucky enough to collaborate with Chad Slater, violinist, to organize a concert that was broadcasted virtually for residents of Collington Retirement Community. This endeavor featured both solo and collaborative works as well as conversations about the works themselves.
Another exciting highlight from recent months is that, as a member of a piano quintet, my chamber group and I were able to record an entire movement of Brahms's piano quintet in F minor without the five of us ever meeting together in person.
Here are a few more highlights of my collaborative work:
