I am an art music composer who specializes in electronic and electro-acoustic music. My influences are very eclectic, ranging from Phillip Glass and Steve Reich to John Tavener and Arvo Part. In the electronic medium, I have influences ranging from Karlheinz Stockhausen to Tangerine Dream. In addition to my art music compositions, I am also the Composer/Producer behind Wayfarer, which combines the genres of new age, world, and electronic art music into an intriguing blend that inspires the imagination.

I teach electronic music courses for the Music Theory and Composition department and the University of Miami's Frost School of Music. These courses include MIDI Control Systems, Digital Synthesis, Multimedia for Musicians, and Introduction to the Electronic Music Studio, to name a few.

I also teach Sound Recording for the School of Design and Entertainment Technologies at Miami-Dade College. Some semesters I also teach Music Business and Music Theory courses as well.

Information for my students can be found on the courses page of this website.

As an electro-acoustic composer, I have become skilled in Pure Data and Csound programming software. I create sounds, signal processing modules, and compositional environments. I post many of my creations as free downloads on the software page.

This site contains both a selection of my art music compositions and the body of work that I have composed for Wayfarer. The button above will open up a player that comgines these selections into one playlist that shuffles. More information about my concert music can be found on the concert music page, and the Wayfarer music can bee found on the Wayfrer music page. The Wayfarer Project is the home website for Wayfarer music.

I am also the composer/producer behind Wayfarer music, which is an ongoing project of my solo work and collaborations with other artists in exploring the sounds of the world and the universe. Wayfarer music takes the listener to an enchanted realm where dream and reality become one. Wayfarer music is hosted on this site and more detailed information can be found at The Wayfarer Project home page.