Bio

I’m a multi-instrumentalist and composer creating original music and fresh arrangements for guitar, ukulele, and banjo. My work draws on classical technique, folk traditions, jazz harmony, and contemporary textures, and I aim to make each performance feel intimate, exploratory, and deeply human—shaped by the room, the moment, and the people listening.

I treat live music as a living art form, balancing careful preparation with improvisation and full presence in the moment so that every piece can breathe differently each time it’s played. My sets move fluidly between reflective soundscapes and rhythmic drive, inviting audiences into experiences that feel unrepeatable and alive.

Alongside performing, I’m an educator, community builder, and recording artist, with a career that includes concert halls, collaborative projects, and original studio releases like Dreams Remember Us. Whether performing solo or with other musicians, I approach music as a space for connection—between tradition and experimentation, artist and audience, sound and story.

Adaptive Music

Alongside my work as a performing artist, I design and lead adaptive music programs that make music-making accessible to people of all abilities. Drawing on my background in special education and community-based music practice, I create inclusive experiences where participants can explore sound, expression, and connection through instruments, movement, and listening.