I live in New York City, where I perform, teach, and write about music.

I perform and record professionally with Choral Chameleon, Yasna Voices, and 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.

Teaching

I teach musicianship at the Aaron Copland School of Music.

I have also taught theory and analysis at the Mannes School of Music and musicianship and popular music history at City College, CUNY.

I have a private studio in musicianship and composition.

Education

I study music theory and analysis at the CUNY Graduate Center. Currently in my fifth year of the doctoral program, I am writing a dissertation on Bulgarian choral harmony.

I earned my bachelor’s degree in music from Middlebury College in my home state of Vermont, minoring in French and participating in many choral activities.