So… it’s been a long-time in limbo for this work… But with the LIVE DEBUT PERFORMANCE just on the horizon, I finally just bit the bullet and finished the fully updated, digital mock-up recordings of the three movements of my…
New EP, “SONATA MODERNA,” Now Available!
It’s officially available now! Go check out my new EP, “SONATA MODERNA“! Album Notes This EP features all new Classical music, as well as the return of a recent favorite, composed and performed by Sarah Wallin Huff. SONATA MODERNA is…
INTREPID: Fantasy for Oboe/English Horn Soloist
Announcing the completion of my latest work, INTREPID, a Fantasy for Oboe/English Horn Soloist and Chamber Ensemble – specially written for my talented friend, Terry Halvorson! I am so happy with the way this piece turned out, and I can’t…
New Oboe Fantasy in the Works…
A talented friend of mine, Terry Halvorson — oboe, english horn, and recorders-of-all-sizes player extraordinaire — has asked me to compose a new work for his upcoming senior recital. Not only am I always thrilled to write something new for the…
Madrigal – New Music Video Up!
For your listening/viewing enjoyment, I have uploaded the demo recording of my latest work for orchestra, “Madrigal,” to YouTube, with engaging images of Renaissance art and musical life. If you’re interested in purchasing the score, or the score with parts,…
“Madrigal” Coming Together…
Update 1/21/2017: This piece is finished, and has even been premiered live by the Santa Clarita Phil! And… I’ve just released a recording of it on the new album, ESOTERICA! 🙂 I feel like my new work, “Madrigal, for Orchestra,” is…
New Handbell Piece Finished!
Enjoy this digital demo of my new piece for handbell choir – dedicated to my dear friend, Claire Blackwell, at The Master’s College in Santa Clarita CA! Sadly, my playback for bells is limited to the upper range, so you’ll…
Review for USB Stereo Audio Adapter, and a How-To…
My USB adapter arrived today! Yippee! I opened it up to play around with it a bit, just to make sure that my computer and GarageBand would recognize it… The computer instantly saw it and I was able to adjust…