It has been another Remembrance Day for another year. In the course of this year’s services, I was able to hear three different choral settings of John McCrae’s famous WWI poem “In Flanders Fields”, and I found myself musing on how all the settings I’ve heard over the years are maybe too “pretty.” Read the full post
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Pacifica Singers To Perform Selections from “Inebriated Refrigeration Magnetics”
I’m very excited to announce that the Pacifica Singers will be performing selections from my collection of choral miniatures, “Inebriated Refrigeration Magnetics” in their fall concert this year. Read the full post
Posted in News onThe Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses
Wow, was that ever an incredible experience! Gaming geek meets music nerd, and all kinds of fun ensues! Read the full post
Posted in News onExcelsis Chamber Choir: A successful choral experiment!
Excelsis: A New Choral Project has now had its first concert. And I think, though I may be somewhat biased having been a member of the choir, that it was a resounding success. Read the full post
Posted in Random Blurb onWhy Do I Hate Handel’s Messiah?
First off: yes, I know, I have committed the ultimate musical sacrilege – the stones are being gathered, and the pitchforks are being sharpened. But I really and truly do not like Handel’s Messiah. (And I’m actually not alone) Read the full post
Posted in Random Blurb onI’ve Joined A Second Choir
I’m very pleased to announce that I am now a member of two choirs! Read the full post
Posted in News onMy 1st Symphonic Work (outside of university)
I am very excited about the upcoming premiere performance of my piece “Jitters and Joys” by the Prince George Symphony Orchestra, Kevin Zakresky cond. Read the full post
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