Sigfrid Karg-Elert (1877 - 1933) As my friends from Secrets of Organ playing know, I love both the harmonium as well as the music of Sigfrid Karg-Elert. In fact, I've been "binge-listening" to

During the last week I've posted several new YouTube videos about which I would now like to tell you. While I originally intended to post only videos related to keyboard music, whether of my own composition

After months of fatigue and depression I finally felt a little better today, so as a way to celebrate I recorded this rock music-inspired organ improvisation tonight after I finished practicing at the

I discovered this little gem earlier this week and decided to record it and create a YouTube video of it. The video follows the score. I hope you enjoy the video!

I've been incredibly honored to have had several of my organ compositions recently recorded by my friends Dr. Vidas Pinkevičius and Mr. James Flores. Vidas recorded For Vidas, a fughetta in the Phrygian

A quick note: I finally got around to creating a YouTube channel. I only have a few videos posted so far but I will, of course, add more as time allows. You can find my YouTube channel here: Two gratuitously

CSU's wonderful Zuckermann IV unfretted clavichord It's been almost a month since my last post. Given that things are becoming even busier and that I haven't been feeling that great, I thought I would

Here is a recently posted (and extremely beautiful and moving) improvisation by Dr. Vidas Pinkevicius that I hope you will check out.

At this time I am notating a harpsichord improvisation I recorded a few months ago - the day prior to my organ recital, actually. I titled the harpsichord improvisation "Star-Crossed." I am preparing

People from Ohio often joke about how quickly (and seemingly illogically) the weather here changes. After several days of record-breaking temperatures last week (nearly 70°F!), the weather today was rather

It was recently brought to my attention that I was running out of allotted space on my SoundCloud page. I have one of the paid (premium) accounts, but not one that allows for unlimited uploads. My SoundCloud

I recorded these improvisations on my iPhone tonight after practicing at the church. As the title of this post implies, the musical influences heard here are eclectic. The four improvisations are

This afternoon I recorded five improvisations during my breaks from practicing at the church. I put these together into two tracks and posted them on SoundCloud this evening. I would now like to share

Last week I posted some new tracks onto my SoundCloud page. Most of these tracks are recently recorded organ and piano improvisations, several of which I recorded as Christmas gifts for various family

A Happy New Year to my Steem friends! In my opinion the best way to bring one year to a close and to welcome a new year is by praising God. As some of you know, I love ancient music. Given this, and given

This track features three short organ improvs I recently recorded (23 - 25 December, 2019). Love Song Klezmer Rococo You can listen to the track here:

An organ improvisation recorded in commemoration of another warm (and, consequently, rather unfestive) Christmas in Ohio. Here is a link to the improv recording:

Earlier this evening I recorded this improvisation in honor of the 2019 Advent season. The improvisation is based very loosely on the Advent hymn "Veni, Veni, Emmanuel" as well as on the melody

For the last several months my primary compositional focus has been on the creation of a substantial, conceptual electronic music work entitled "Hall of Mirrors." As the title might imply, "Hall

I was about five years old, maybe even younger, when I first played a musical instrument: an old electronic (or, more accurately, electrostatic) harmonium at my grandparents' house. At one time, harmoniums