I am scheduled to perform a recital of of saxophone and electronics music at Wright State University on March 23, 6pm. The program will include works by Judith Shatin, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Vladimir Ussachevsky, and Morton Subotnick. Many thanks to Prof. Frankie Wantuch for the invitation, a fun night of new music will be had! Don’t miss it!

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Listen to me play! I’m scheduled to perform Tie Zhou’s “Samsara,” for saxophone and electronics for the International Conference for Saxophone Pedagogy and Performance on February 25 at 10am. This is an online conference, so attendance is super easy and convenient! There’s lots of amazing artistry on the schedule, so be to register to attend!

Thank you Dr. Jonathan Helton for putting all this together once again!

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Come listen to to Duo Aurous! Benjamin Nylander and I will be performing at Navy Saxophone Symposium on January 14, 2021 at 4:30pm. You will be able to find us in Music Theater Building 2013 at George Mason University. We will be performing “Sanctuary” by Viet Cuong as well as premiering a new work, “Bodies of water,” by Benjamin Nylander.

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UPDATE: Cancelled due to COVID as of 12/20/2022.

I am scheduled to premiere “Shining Synergy,” a new saxophone duo work by composer Dr. Doug McConnell. The premiere will take place on October 3rd at Heidelberg University’s Ohl Hall at 2:00pm. This performance is part of the of the composer’s retirement concert to celebrate a distinguished career at Heidelberg. The duo will be performed alongside my teacher, Dr. Gail B. Levinsky. Many thanks to Doug McConnell for this collaborative opportunity!

I am scheduled to premiere “Prisms of Light,” a new fanfare work for saxophone ensemble by renowned composer Augusta Read Thomas. The premiere will take place on October 22rd at Bowling Green State University’s Kobacker Hall at 2:30pm. This performance is part of the 42nd annual Bowling Green New Music Festival. Many thanks to Dr. John Sampen, the BGSU Saxophone Ensemble, Kurt Doles, the MidAmerican Center for Contemporary Music, and Augusta Read Thomas for making this possible!