Tuesday October 28th at noon - Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral's final free lunchtime concert - will feature Charles Johnson of St. Peter's Episcopal Church (Old City), and includes some spooky numbers!

Thanks to our guest performers and audience members for a great month of music!

Continuing with the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral's Tuesday Noon concerts on October 21 is organist Steven Patchel (from St. Peter's in the Great Valley) playing music of Bach, Vierne, and Aaron David Miller. Bring your lunch!

This Sunday, my new composition "Zephyrspell Rhapsody" will be premiered by the Montgomery County Orchestra, with my wife Anna playing the solo flute part. Thank you MCCO for the honor of playing my music!

On Tuesday October 14th at noon, come hear organist Lois Leong (from Abington Presbyterian Church) play at the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral for a free lunchtime concert featuring music of Buxtehude, Fey, Linker, Mendelssohn, and Payne.

This month the Cathedral is offering free 30-minute casual organ concerts on Tuesdays at noon (bring your lunch). On Tues Oct 7, I'll play "Philly Philly" - a concert of music by Phila. Composers: Barber, Dunphy, Kitterman, Meyer, Scheide, Schlat, Smith

This Sunday, the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral welcomes the choir of St. Martin-in-the-Fields Philadelphia, under the direction of Tyrone Whiting. At 4pm they will sing Evensong, a beautiful contemplative service of music and prayer.

Proud to announce that my oldest will be going to Cornell!

I am honored that the Montgomery County Chorale and Orchestra will be playing my orchestral composition "Prelude and Chorale" this Sunday. It is based on a wildly vivid dream I had in 2023, where I heard music so loud (in my dream) that it woke me up. It is dedicated to my parents.

My office this evening. Elevation performance at Penn State University!