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September 22
8:00 pm Eastern

Rosen Concert Hall, Appalachian State University
-organ and brass, Hayes Endowment anniversary concert-

September 27
2:00 pm Eastern

Rosen Concert Hall, Appalachian State University
-student premiere-

October 11
3:00 pm Eastern

St. Mary of the Hills, Blowing Rock, N.C.
-Evensong-

November 1
3:00 pm Eastern

St. Mary of the Hills, Blowing Rock, N.C.
-All Souls Evensong-

November 10
8:00 pm Eastern

Rosen Concert Hall, Appalachian State University
-Rutter Requiem-

February 21, 2027
4:30 pm Eastern

Church of the Advent, Boston, Mass.
-Evensong recitalist-

March 12, 2027
evening time TBA

Munsey Memorial Methodist, Johnson City, Tenn.
-Guest recitalist-

March 13, 2027
morning time TBA

Munsey Memorial Methodist, Johnson City, Tenn.
-Master class-

Summer 2027
date/time TBA

St. Mark Lutheran, West Des Moines, Iowa
-Guest recitalist-

Summer 2027
Lichfield Cathedral

Christ Church choir, Macon, Ga.

Summer 2027
Eastern Germany

Holy Comforter Church choir, Charlotte, N.C.

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Saturday
Mar052016

What a week

A full time musician who was actually trained in music can't help but count his blessings. I have been a full-time musician since graduating college in 1990, but every year I feel more full-time than ever. Take this past week, for instance: I finished up chairing a search committee at school, played two recitals, rehearsed Avenue Q, and am now practicing furiously for a recording project in two weeks. And I celebrated my birthday.

And yet on top of all this was a nasty head cold that threatened to lay me out for several days. But as is any workaholic's mantra, "I'm too busy to get sick." And so busy I stayed. It might be a mistake in the future to carry on so hard, but I'm happy to report that I'm back and working away. My dean has encouraged me on multiple occasions to take some time for myself. I wonder what he's trying to say. I can't imagine what the problem might be ...