If you are in the Lawrence area, I recommend coming to see the play “Keely and Du.” It’s a controversial play that explores the gray areas of… well, you’ll just have to come find out for yourself.

Nota bene: the…

Tomorrow morning I’m off to St. Louis to attend the premiere of my new composition, titled “Div.” It should be a fun trip since I’m traveling with some members of the KU Helianthus ensemble, namely Mike Kirkendoll, Mary Fukushima, and…

A I mentioned in my last post, I’m working on some music for a play my wife is directing at KU called “Keely and Du.” Tonight I finished the music for the very end, when the lights go down.

It’s not…

Wow, I feel like I need to brush the dust off of this site. Sorry for not posting in a while. This semester is busy beyond belief for me, but thankfully it is my last semester of classes!

Composition update: I…

And so begins (hopefully) my last semester taking classes at KU. Don’t get me wrong, I still have lots left to do, such as theory projects, a recital, comps, orals, and a dissertation, but this should be my last semester…

It’s the end of the Fall 2006 at KU. Thus completes another semester and a couple more notches on the eventual graduation checklist. It’s been a busy semester. My first symphony had its world premiere, I received my first job…

I came across this unique video, and thought I would share it here. Hear the first movement of Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 like you’ve never heard it before! I can only imagine how much time it must have taken to…

For those of you in Lawrence, you are invited to attend the premiere of my new quartet, titled “Nommo.” Meggi Sweeney, a senior dance major at KU, has created choreography for this three-movement piece, and we’ve been rehearsing it this…

As many of you know, I was in Greece this past summer, writing music for a production of “The Bacchae.” We first performed this play in as part of the Oiniades Theatre Festival back in July.

Lo and behold, someone has…

Yes, it’s been a while since I last posted. Sorry about that. As usual, the semester has a way of getting out of control, and I’ve suddenly found myself rather busy the last few weeks.

The most recent news I have…