So-Composed
Join me for So-Composed, a special event where I’ll take you on a journey through my music and creative process. Over 1.5 hours, I’ll perform my original compositions and share the stories, inspirations, and philosophies behind them in an engaging and immersive format. Whether you’ve followed my work for a while or are just discovering it, this is a rare opportunity to experience my music up close. I’d love to see you on May 17 at the Central Library for an evening of music, creativity, and storytelling.
Join me for Behind the Music: J. S. Bach, a quiet return to the roots of harmony, order, and devotion. Over 1.5 hours, we’ll trace the life of a man whose music built cathedrals out of sound—from the quiet streets of Eisenach to the bustling courts and churches of Leipzig. Between stories, I’ll share piano excerpts that reveal the architecture of his craft and the heart pulsing beneath it. This series has become a space for reflection and shared wonder, and I’m honoured to continue it with you. I’d love to welcome you on June 14 at the Central Library for an afternoon of depth, structure, and the sacred beauty of Bach.
Behind the Music: J. S. Bach
Join me for Behind the Music: W. A. Mozart, a quiet invitation to look beyond the myth and into the life of one of history’s most gifted composers. Over 1.5 hours, I’ll share stories from Mozart’s world—his childhood travels, his triumphs and struggles—and weave in live piano excerpts that reflect the beauty and contradictions of his music. This series has grown thanks to the warmth and curiosity of those who attend, and I’m grateful to continue it with new voices from the past. I’d love to welcome you on July 19 at the Central Library for an afternoon of reflection, melody, and the spirit of Mozart.
Behind the Music: W. A. Mozart
Join me for Behind the Music: Frédéric Chopin, an intimate look at the life of a composer whose music speaks in whispers, sighs, and quiet fire. Over 1.5 hours, I’ll share glimpses into Chopin’s world—his exile from Poland, his years in Paris, and the fragile intensity that shaped his sound. Woven between stories, I’ll perform short piano pieces that reflect the tenderness and tension of his art. This series continues because of your curiosity and care, and I’m thankful to carry it forward. I’d love to see you on August 23 at the Central Library for an afternoon of solitude, poetry, and Chopin’s voice through the keys.
Behind the Music: Frederic Chopin