New Project Announcement: FRACTURES
I am happy to announce a new artivist project I will start composing very soon. It’s called Fractures, a song
Banff – Week 1 Recap
Yes, I am presently in Banff! And as a Canadian musician, all I can say is FINALLY! It’s been my
shinrin yoku
One the simple pleasures for me this summer has been to sit under trees in our neighbourhood park. Their shade
Berry Berry Fun & Yummy
It being summer, Lisa and I felt compelled to make our berry torte this week. It tastes SO GOOD!! It’s
Pristine Urban Nature
Each morning, I take a walk along a remote gravel path surrounded by an endless lake, flowers, trees (some of
The Importance of Being Uncomfortable
The actor, Ashton Kutcher, once said, “I’m continually trying to make choices that put me against my own comfort zone.
Shout-Out to the Farmers!
One of the wonderful initiatives in my Toronto community is the Saturday morning Farmer’s Market. From May to October, a
5 Things I’m Looking Forward to This Summer
1. Scoring. I just blinked and have realized that many of my compositions for acoustic instruments need their score (aka
The Joy of Teaching
Today is my final day teaching piano for this school year. That feels more poignant than past years as I
Coming Together on Spotify
One of my favourite daily rituals is listening to music. These days, I’m using Spotify as my main source to
Today’s Outlook
I look out the window and everything is quiet. Toronto remains in lockdown but it’s also a holiday…Good Friday. It’s
What Goes Around Film Fest
When my album of minimalist / loop-oriented music, What Goes Around, came out in October 2019, on the Centrediscs label,
Last 5 Books I’ve Read
The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason It’s basically a self-help book on managing your personal finances but
I Am (Not Good) Enough
When I’m feeling depressed, the words “I Am Not Good Enough” can easily roll through my mind. As a musician
