Symphony No. 6 (2023)
The opening of this symphony is evocative of dance music from the American West particularly as it is heard in the ballets of Aaron Copland.
The opening of this symphony is evocative of dance music from the American West particularly as it is heard in the ballets of Aaron Copland.
This work is meant to be a conversation between the virtuosic trombone part and the ensemble.
This work uses traditional counterpoint and some ideas from popular music to create a duet between piano and ensemble.
This work, which translates as “Corrupt Empires Fall”, is written as a protest. Specifically, a protest to add my voice to the increasing number of Americans in shock at the actions our current government has…
This work has style elements of Late Romantic, Expressionistic, and Minimalist types of work.
This, my third symphony, has no particular program or story; at least one that can be described in words.
This is arranged as three separate fanfares titled after catchphrases of Hunter. S. Thompson.
This piece is an attempt to process the deaths experienced by us collectively, and to offer a space to mourn and remember.
The Clarinet Concerto attempts to capture the lyrical side of the instrument as well as the purely virtuosic.