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Summer 2018 News

I'm happy to announce my new position as Assistant Professor of Composition and Music Theory at Cal Estate East Bay. Excited for the move to the Bay Area, and to get started!

The live recording of Hiraeth, my latest work for piano and chamber ensemble, is now available. Jason Hardink and the rest of the ensemble did an incredible job. I am so very thankful for their time and talent.

In other good news, I have been invited to participate in UC Davis' Valence Lectures in January of 2019. More information on this will be posted shortly -- stay tuned!

Happy Summer everyone!

 Posted in General

Feature in "The Utah Review"

The Utah Review, on the upcoming premiere of my chamber piano concerto:

Unconventional pairings, old and new, highlight NOVA Chamber Music Series' Bach and New Horizons.
A great read by Les Roka!

 More information on the concert, HERE.

Happy Spring everyone!

 Posted in Press

my music featured in the Lexical Tones Podcast!

The Lexical Tones Podcast, hosted by Robert McClure, offers a weekly conversation with a guest composer, performer, and/or artist creating new works of contemporary art/music. Each creative supplies three adjectives about their work or themselves, and Rob tries to discover additional connections through discussion and listening examples (several complete compositions). These conversations often focus on aesthetics, technique, process, meaning, perception, and the musical origins of the featured guest.

You can listen to the new episode (in which I am featured) HERE

Please subscribe to the Lexical Tones Podcast on iTunes or find them on Soundcloud and Stitcher to get new episodes as soon as they are released. 

 Posted in Press

Sound Imagery No.6

St. Francis College Professor of Fine Arts and flutist Roberta Michel performed with accompaniment by pianists Mirna Lekiƈ and Andrea Lodge my new piece for flute(s) and piano: Sound Imagert No.6 at the Concert at Half Past Twelve, The Flute Through the Ages, II on Monday, October 23 in the College's Founders Hall.

The video of the performance can be found HERE

The Flute Through the Ages, II
Date: Monday - October 23, 2017
Time: 12:30 PM
Location: Founders Hall

More information about the program and the performers, HERE. 

 Posted in Premiere

SMT 2017

Happy to announce that I will be presenting my current research at Society for Music Theory's national meeting (SMT 2017), to be held in Virginia from November 2nd to the 5th. I will be presenting along with my fellow coauthor Nicholas Nelson. The title of the paper is "Near-Symmetry: A Theory of Chord Quality with Implications for Voice Leading". 

 Posted in General

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