How exciting the third year of my next chapter as a freelance musician began — with two contrasting concert performances.
The fall of 2019 was primarily focused on preparing for my December organ concert of Advent and Christmas music as part of the prestigious Jacaranda Music >
In recent months, Westwood Presbyterian has suffered three losses close to its musical heart — my mentor, a spiritual guide, and a long-time colleague.
In 1974 Dr. Thomas Somerville, then Director of Music at WPC, hires me as Organist. And a nine-year odyssey of astonishing musical, personal and spiritual growth begins, spanning my college and >
So many unspeakably beautiful sights to see. So much delicious food to enjoy.
For me, traveling is about experiencing cultures vastly different from my own, learning about the histories of other peoples, how that has informed that country’s contemporary life, and how that relates to my life as a proud citizen of the USA and also a global citizen.
Any successes I have had in the choral field were built on the strong foundation Tom Somerville provided. A mentor teaches in ways that inspire you to learn and grow.
I’m thrilled about current collaborations with my friends — brilliant cellist Kyle Champion, and esteemed composer Bruce Babcock. Several reasons:
I always have a spring in my step and and joyful spirit after rehearsing or performing with Kyle. A consummate musician, avid music educator and acclaimed performer, Kyle brings insightful >
