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4-27-08
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3-29-08
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3-21-08
I was recently able to upload a selection of videos from last month's concert. Directly below is the premiere of, Life and Afterlife, the finale from that concert. You can also watch performances of Pianazzolla, Four Figment Fragments, and Coniferous Carnivorous at dailymotion.com.
This website is undergoing some major additions. I am now including some full scores as well as sheet music examples for download online and adding a Links section. Please peruse at your leisure.
2-22-08
![]() | Special thanks to all of the performers at last night's concert! All of the instrumentalists truly played fantastically; I am very fortunate to be able to work with such great musicians. Thanks to everyone in the audience as well. Without such a huge crowd, I don't think it would have been quite the same experience. I have uploaded some of the music from last night's concert online in mp3 form on the My Music page. I included a 192k-bitrate version of one of my own most personal favorite pieces of music that I have ever written, Fireflies. |
2-07-08
![]() | | In two weeks, I will be giving a recital of all original music at the University of Texas at Austin. It will be held at the School of Music in Recital Studio. The majority of the program will feature electroacoustic works, including the premiere of Life and Afterlife for saxophone quartet and electronics. Featured performers include: Franklin Gross, pianoJoshua Bennetch, piano Kevin Berg, oboe Jennifer Bernard, oboe Nick Sibicky, piano The Tipping Point Saxophone Quartet: Djamel Mami, sop sax Sunil Gadgil, alto sax Rami El-Farrah, tenor sax Erik Steighner, bari sax There will be a reception to follow. |
12-15-07
![]() | | I am pleased to announce that all three of my commercially available CDs are now also available for download from iTunes. | | ![]() |
11-11-07
I'd like to offer a special congratulations to colleague and friend Gregory Cornelius for winning a Bourges Residency Prize in Electroacoustic Music in Bourges, France for his incredible work, Earth and Green. Congrats, Greg!





