EARLY PLUCKED INSTRUMENTS
I performed the Gavotte en Rondeaux from BWV 1006a. If you aren’t aware, this wonderful piece is featured on the golden record attached to the Voyager Spacecraft and launched into space in the 70’s. Voyager is now leaving our solar system. 
I performed Chopin’s Raindrop Prelude.
With two performances in recitals already under our belt and at least two more to go, “Spirit of Trees” by Alan Hovhaness has become one of my favorite pieces to perform. This is a work for Harp and Guitar, which is almost unheard of. I’m very proud to announce that a new work for my duo partner and I is being commissioned as I type this to grow the repertoire for this wonderful pairing of instruments and we will be giving the world premier of the piece in 2014 at Northwestern University. 
I perform solo classical guitar works throughout services two times a month at St. Josaphat Church on Southport and Belden in Chicago, IL. Come listen and enjoy the great acoustics!
I played the Gavotte en Rondeaux from BWV 1006a for him. 
In this recording, I’m accompanying an anonymous baritone at St. Josaphat Parish in Chicago, IL. This gorgeous church adds a beautiful atmosphere and resonance to Dowland’s intimate music.
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I’ve just finished my third year at the spectacular Madison Early Music Festival, in which I’ve had the privilege to study lute, baroque guitar and even fiddle with a theorbo! On top of technique classes and lessons, the festival has given me a great chance to continue my study of figured bass playing in a continuo section.
Here is a demonstration of a cool new technique unique to the baroque guitar that I’ve just learned in my studies with Scott Pauley. It is called Campanellas (Little Bells).
And here is a clip of the encore from the final participant concert at the 2011 MEMF. I’m playing the Baroque Guitar standing in the very middle. Enjoy!