I’m finally getting around to posting some photos from my time in residence at Avaloch Farm Music Institute earlier this month. I was there working with Now Hear Ensemble on some exciting new projects, including
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This weekend I’ll be gearing up for a trip to the East Coast with Now Hear Ensemble, where we will be working in residence at the Avaloch Farm Music Institute towards our next big project
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On September 1st I will be playing with the Now Hear Ensemble at UC Santa Barbara’s first ever Summer Music Festival. The UC Santa Barbara Department of Music presents its first-ever Summer Festival on Thursday,
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On Saturday, August 27, I will be performing with Now Hear Ensemble at the Carlsbad Music Festival. We’re currently scheduled to play at the St. Michael’s By The Sea venue at 1:00 pm. I’ll be
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I’m so excited to be able to share this video of my performance of Anthony Paul Garcia’s work for amplified clarinet and electronics, “Slow Burn”. Originally composed for recorder player Lucia Mense in 2014, “Slow
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A new video by composer Anthony Paul Garcia, performed live by Now Hear Ensemble, is now up on YouTube. “if it stops” was performed on March 5, 2016 at the Museum of Art, Design, and
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On June 5th, the UC Santa Barbara Department of Music’s Resident Ensemble, the Now Hear Ensemble, will be performing music by UCSB graduate composition students, written for the group. The ensemble will present works by
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Snapshots from the “Not for the Ears Alone” program, presented at CCRMA (Stanford University), The Center for New Music (San Francisco), UC Santa Barbara, and Art Share LA Locations: San Francisco, CA Palo Alto, CA
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Now Hear Ensemble will be presenting a four-part series of concerts in the San Francisco Bay Area, Santa Barbara, and Los Angeles titled “Not for the Ears Alone”. These concerts will be presented at CCRMA
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On Saturday, March 5th, at 2:00 pm, Now Hear Ensemble will be presenting “Points in Time” at the UCSB Art, Design & Architecture Museum. “Points in Time” is a retrospective look at the music of
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