Professional choral singer | Music theorist and teacher
Present
I live in New York City, where I study, teach, and perform.
I perform and record professionally as a singer with Choral Chameleon.
I study and perform Bulgarian vocal music with Yasna Voices.
I sing with the Schola Cantorum of St. Vincent Ferrer.
I give lecture-recitals for series such as Sacred Music at Columbia.
I write music for voices and chamber ensembles.
(still from video of Choral Chameleon by Jacob McCoy)
Education
I study music theory and analysis at the CUNY Graduate Center. I teach in the Music department at the City College of New York.
I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Music from Middlebury College, minoring in French. At Middlebury, I served as assistant conductor for the College Choir, directed music for a student musical, and came to love singing Renaissance motets and madrigals. I composed several pieces for the College Choir, one of which we performed on tour in the Baltics.
I spent my junior year abroad at the Middlebury-CMRS program in Oxford, England, where I did research that became my senior work combining medieval music theory and composition.
Cover photo by Evelyn Beliveau | BLOOM mural by Matt Kissel