My mission is to tell you something you didn’t know.
My Passion is that of story and music.
“I always like people who have developed long and hard, especially through introspection and a lot of dedication. I think what they arrive at is usually a much deeper and more beautiful thing than the person who seems to have that ability and fluidity from the beginning.”
-Bill Evans
My Music
Orchestra
Some of my favorite pieces on my first Opus are arranged for Classical and Romantic Orchestra. Although I've only been composing for about a year, my gravitation towards the grandioso Orchestral style entices me. The pieces you will hear in my first opus entail some of my best work, in my opinion. My inspirations are many. In particular, I envy the musical giant Gustav Mahler. It is also hard to deny Beethoven as one of the pioneers in orchestral repertoire.
I look forward to begin my formal orchestral studies in the coming months.
hope you enjoy
Solo
The intimacy of solo work for any instrument is enough to make anyone envy the virtuosity of a great performance. Although I have only studied and had the opportunity to play piano, I look forward to studying with instrumentalists to better understand the abilities and limitations of one's ability. I began researching some of these nuances in my free time, but hands-on learning is a great way for development in the musical sense. Although I cannot write a tuba nocturne, I will say that my strength in solo composition is understandably in solo piano repertoire.
Some of my most sentimental pieces are written for piano. If you are looking to relax and delve into introspection, these are perfect!
Chamber
Some of the most invigorating compositions come out of the chamber repertoire. It is a medium that balances the blasting noise of a symphony orchestra and the intimacy of a soloist. Combinations are typically kept smaller, but chamber music can vary. Although I have only written a few of these pieces, they are some of my most personally invigorating works. With the balance and elegance of multiple musicians teetering back and forth, it allows for collaboration and soloist virtuosity, developing one's musicianship. Some of my personal favorites from my first Opus are for chamber ensemble.
Enjoy!