Month: May 2015

I’ve posted tracks from my May 9th recital in NYC.  It turns out that Brandon Nelson’s Adolphic Vignettes was the big hit, at least judging by the number of plays on my Soundcloud page.  Thank you so much Brandon for writing such a wonderful piece!  I can’t wait to perform it again!  On a related note, there were so many people in attendance at the recital that it really made me feel special.  Between my wife, students, and colleagues, there were even people on the street who stopped by to hear me.  It was a wonderful day, and I’d like to thank everyone who was in attendance.  I’m greatly looking forward to next semester’s performance.

Here is my list of potential pieces for next semester:

James Willey – Mood Swings

Heitor Villa-Lobos – Fantasia

Paul Creston – Sonata

Andrew Martin Smith – Amalgamation

Jeff Harrington – Dans le Delire de l’Inutile

John Lezsczynski – Almost Out of the Sky

I’ve been out of the loop for a little while due to just being so busy.  But perhaps that’s a good thing.  I recently played a recital this past Saturday (May 9) in the Fiterman Art Gallery at BMCC in New York.  I recorded this short performance and I’m in the process of transferring the files to my computer and cutting them down to make mp3s.  I’ll post these over the next few days, so please be sure to check out my “Media” page.