​April 29, 2019: University of Maryland Graduate School Magazine wrote a piece "Coffee, Some Ragtime and More Coffee" on the Peacherine Ragtime Society Orchestra's March 2019 tour through the Midwest.

March 4, 2018: World premiere performance of Duruflé's Reqiuem for tenor and bass chorus, performed by The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington DC conducted by Artistic Director, Thea Kano. 

"Overall, this was a high-quality, artistically nuanced performance. The piece was beautifully interpreted and presented, a testimony to Kano’s artistic leadership, as well as strong contributions from organist Jeremy Filsell and the chamber string orchestra with trumpet, harp and timpani." 
​- Washington Classical Review

November 18, 2017: Performance of Claudio Monteverdi's groundbreaking Vespers of 1610 at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts with The Washington Choral Arts Society, The Thirteen, and period instrument orchestra conducted by Scott Tucker. 

"The...three cornetto players were solid on the virtuosic solos..."
- Washington Classical Review 

September 27, 2017: View pictures from my performance of the Haydn Trumpet Concerto with the Washington Sinfonietta

September 24, 2017: I will be performing the Haydn Trumpet Concerto with the Washington Sinfonietta under the baton of Joel Lazar. The Falls Church Episcopal in Falls Church, VA at 7:30pm. 

April 10, 2017: Refuge Through Music
​This concert with Gourmet Symphony and the Refuge Orchestra Project raised more than $5,000 for the International Rescue Committee and the Hebrew International Aid Society which help support asylum seekers abroad.

March 20, 2017:
I was recently selected to be a part of the 2017 American Institute of Musical Studies (AIMS) Festival Orchestra. From July 4th - August 12th I will be based in Graz, Austria performing with musicians from around the world for this ​renowned opera festival. Click here to view the performance calendar. 

March 2, 2017:
​View program and photos from my Masters Recital. 

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