Updates
November 2022
This last month I have somehow managed to start catching up with my two-year old to-do list! I am excited to say that this means I have two new works available in my sheet music shop!
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I wrote Oostende early on during the pandemic, which was incidentally my first year working full-time as a freelance composer (what a way to start going full-time!). This work was created through a commission consortium of many high school teachers in Canada, who despite the uncertainty of their band programs' future, still wanted to support the creation of this new work!
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While I don't have a recording to share, I did make a MIDI-rendering of the work if you'd like to take a listen. Available here is also more information on the work. Visit my Shop on Ko-Fi (top right-hand corner in the navigation!) if you'd like to purchase this work.
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I am excited to announce the public release of the sheet music for my art song "Silver Linings" based on the poetry by Christine Parcells. This work was a commission consortium spear-headed by a Saskatoon duo, and they have graciously allowed me to share a recording of theirs. To listen and learn more, visit this link here. To purchase it foolheartedly without learning more, click this link here to my Ko-Fi page.
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October 2022
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What an honour to be part of such an oustanding line up!
"How Can He Live Without His Euridice" has had a small facelift commissioned by Anya Pogorelova and Steven D. Davis through the UMKC Martha Jane Starr Library Award. Arranged for soprano and wind octet. From the University of Missouri - Kansas City Conservatory's social medias: Grant Recital Hall’s renovations are wrapping up just in time for our CWS chamber concert! Join us for the first Bands at the Conservatory performance in our new space next Tuesday, October 25th at 7:30PM CST or hop on the @umkccons YouTube live stream! |
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September 2022
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Fresh Squeezed Opera Vocal Lab will be digitally premiering the rest of the Vocal Lab participants' works on Friday, September 30, 2022. This includes my opera scene But Réamann, with original texts by me about my experiences coming out to myself. It juxtaposes both the extreme joy of self-realization and the utter devestation felt while realizing it was the end of my eight-year relationship with my male partner.
The concert will be on both YouTube and Facebook (click here). Follow Fresh Squeezed Opera on social media to show them some love for all the work they do with new opera! |
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