In case you missed it: STEEL SYMPHONY was reviewed (and enjoyed!) by the New York Times

I wish I could say this was, you know, a regular occurrence for me, but seeing my name in the New York Times for the first time ever back in September was an immense - and, for me, unprecedented - thrill. When they mentioned me again in the paper, with a glowing review, I nearly crapped my pants.

Thanks to Christopher Houlihan for giving me some astonishing coat-tails to grab onto.

Steel Symphony has since been purchased by a number of other performers from around the United States. Hopefully this crazy little piece will continue to blow eardrums off all across the world for years to come.

If you'd like to purchase a bound copy of the score, by the way, you can do so on my store. It's $14, it's vermilion, and it's CRAZY.

But fun.

Thanks!

Steel Symphony mentioned in The American Organist

This is from a brief review of Christopher Houlihan’s wonderful program at the Trinity College Chapel back in June. It’s in this month’s issue of The American Organist.

San Francisco Premiere of VARIATIONS FOR STRING QUARTET

If you’re looking for new music and you happen to be in San Francisco this weekend, be sure to swing by the FFC Special Event: Friction Quartet concert on Saturday! They’re playing myVariations for String Quartet, alongside new works by Joseph M. Colombo, Andrew Paul Jackson, and Mario Godoy.

For more info, check out the Fifth Floor Collective’s website.

Review from IN ABSENTIA now online

Not all that bad! Check it out when you get a moment, and please feel free to share your thoughts/comments here or on the Intelligencer's website.