CONDUCTOR.

I BELIEVE IN BRIDGING THE DIVIDE BETWEEN performer and conductor.

My experience as an instrumentalist early in my career instilled in me the value of each individual performer’s role in an any ensemble. I bring this philosophy into leading any ensemble I stand in front of, making decisions based on what the musicians need, want, and expect from me. As the only silent musician in any performance, a conductor’s job in every situation is to be useful to their colleagues and bring them and the audience deeper into the music together.

MY PHILOSOPHY.

EXAMPLES.

Below are some examples of my conducting experience leading choral and orchestral ensembles through a range of repertoire.

When the Saints Go marching in

Enjoy this clip from the orchestra dress rehearsal preparing the exciting final movement of John Rutter’s “Feel the Spirit.”

revelation: reHEARSAL VIDEO

The St. Philip choir performing the exciting rhythmic second movement from Howard Goodall’s “Eternal Light: A Requiem.”

Come by here

Bask in the flowing textures of this creative arrangement of the famous spiritual “Kum ba ya,” giving the music new life.

Recordare:Rehearsal video

Enjoy the beautiful seventh movement from Howard Goodall’s “Eternal Light: A Requiem,” featuring the St. Philip choir and the incredible soprano, Kelly Kaduce.

Relate to your ensemble.

Watch this clip from my presentation From Pit to Podium at the TCDA 2023 Annual Conference in San Antonio, where I discuss budgeting human and financial resources relative to preparing your ensemble.

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