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"Fly Away" on Youtube

3/3/2020

Thanks to GIA Publishing for this beautiful score flipper video!

For the 60th Anniversary of the All Cape and Islands Music Festival I was commissioned to write the closing work for the combined ensembles. As an alumnus of the festival is was especially meaningful to contribute in this way. The resulting work was "The Mad Wind," a setting of the poem by Clark Ashton Smith. With over 300 students on Barnstable High School's stage, it was truly a Mahlerian moment. I also served as accompanist for the SATB choir directed by my friend Reagan Paras. My rehearsal photo doesn't quite do it justice, but the Cape Cod Times photographer captured some great moments.

"Silent Noon" Selected for Performance

5/20/2019

In addition to being published in their songbook, "Silent Noon" will be performed in the Hong Kong Children's Choir 50th Anniversary Choral Selections Concert!

Date: August 17th, 2019, at 8:00pm
Venue: Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall
5 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong

"Bright and Beautiful" available from GIA

5/20/2019

This rhythmic setting of the well-known "All Things Bright and Beautiful" text was written for the youth choir at Sparta United Methodist Church in NJ, and they had quite a bit of fun singing it! Click the image to visit the publisher's website.

"Silent Noon" selected for publication!

6/11/2018

I am honored that "Silent Noon" will be published in the Hong Kong Children's Choir 50th Anniversary Children's Choral Songbook.

www.hkcchoir.org/catalog/tc/

Podcast Music

1/20/2018

I wrote some bumper music for Laura Powers' Healing Powers Podcast. The meditation music is by Chris Collins, arranged by Mark Travis.

Bourne High School Commission - Round 2

9/1/2017

In May I had the privilege of having works premiered by my alma mater: two choral pieces, a band piece, and an arrangement for band and chorus. I am starting to work on another set of pieces for them, to be premiered next spring. Both of these projects have been generously supported by the Nye Grant.