Hazel Colored Nebula
ASCAP Morton Gould 2015 Winning piece about the similarities between irises and interstellar gas clouds.
Piano + Electronics
Deep Breath
My first contribution to the UMW composer's ensemble; it is the voice through which a suicide note is read.
4 hands piano, spoken word, accordion, upright bass suspended cymbal.
Outrunning Our Last Sunset
(Suicide Note of A Shoreline)
This piece is a sea's attempt to elongate her time with her shoreline.
Concert band
Blossoming
Blossoming is an optimistic view of burial as not just a body’s expiration, but as a new beginning: A start not just for a human and their afterlife, but also for animals, plants, and fungi.
Banjo, Harp, Piano, Bass, Percussion, E. Guitar, Trumpet, Euphonium, Flute, Soprano
Cloud
For piano, Soprano and Laptop.
This piece is the 3-dimensional projection of watercolor brush strokes
Piano, Soprano, Electronics
Who Will Find You, Hollowed
(a sullen cloud staring down with regret)
Who Will Find You, Hollowed (a sullen cloud staring down with regret) paints a suicide and the clouds that fleet out of our bodies when we decease.
It contours the regret a cloud feels watching their family find its corpse, raining to say sorry.
Extended Glock, Piano, Tape Deck, 2x Ac. Guitars, 2x Upright Basses, Electronics, Kalimba, Aux.
Memory Aberration
(Misty Gradient Between Them)
Memory Aberration examines the shape and edges of memories as a physical phenomenon.
This piece aims to portray the nebulosity of human memory and the methods they take in deteriorating.
Piano (or Vibraphone), 2x E. Guitar, Amp. Upright Bass, Violin, Cymbal