I produce a weekly classical music broadcast on Stanford University’s KZSU 90.1 FM and enjoy spending time outdoors, photographing the natural wonders of the Bay Area. My day job is in the tech industry, developing server and network systems.

I grew up in Richmond, Virginia, studying violin with performance practice historian Frederick Neumann and choral music with Hope Armstrong Erb and Raymond F. Glover. During summers, I got to rub elbows with future music luminaries at the Eastern Music Festival and the Meadowmount School of Music. In college, I worked on digital music composition tools with Paul Lansky.

I serve the Redwood Symphony as a board member, violinist, and technologist. Other activities include choral musician, liturgical liaison, and delegate in the Episcopal Diocese of California, and sitting on the board of homeowners' associations.