Awarded the 2025 Connecticut Sea Grant Arts Support Award, Resonant Coast is a sonic and visual exploration of memory, migration, and identity along the shifting shorelines of the American coastline.

2025 Sound Worlds, is a a one-hour program featuring music for violin and electronics. The program features music by Hunter Prueger, ('Silent Moment'), Brannon Warn-Johnston ('A Year with Cancer’), Patrick Long ('Shadow Steps'), and Aaron Levin, (‘Video game Vespers").

This season’s workshop was unlike any before as students  mastered the art of blending electronic sounds with live symphony instruments while utilizing the advanced technology of Benaroya Hall’s Octave 9: Raisbeck Music Center.

Bassist-composer Lauri Porra’s Cabins & Hideouts is a meditative work that takes listeners to the forest, lake and summer cottage. Described as a combination of concert and sound bath, the work includes the sounds of nature (finch and Kuika birdsong) paired with orchestral instruments.

Made of cutting edge technologies used for identifying and conserving species to create ‘place based’ music by making the birds sing a song, we combined everyday sounds captured by game cameras, and were provided with information on how many species used the Yale farm as a habitat throughout the year or throughout the migratory journeys. The song, "Refugio Nuevo", is made up of the collection of these sounds on top of the harmonies of the popular tango classic "La Cumparsita", and violin improvisation. 

A six-movement work featuring collected sounds and melodies from low-income and under-resourced communities in the Northeast. Featuring solo violin, loop pedal, composed and improvised music interwoven with music and other sounds of the communities I visited.

Performance featuring spoken word (Alexa Fitzpatrick), music (Ilana Zaks), and mingling with the Guilford Art League’s 75th Annual Exhibition at the Guilford Art Center.

Featuring composer Hunter Prueger’s ‘Silent Moment’ (2022). This final piece is a visual and aural interpretation of the theme of the exhibit, and a warning to us all, as we continue to experience school shooting tragedies around the country.

A performance installation featuring wearable technology, video game design, animation, and film at Yale University.

Originally to have been presented by Boston’s New England Conservatory at the Plimpton Shattuck Black Box Theater, Flying Forward will be a 50 minute documentary premiere screening followed by an innovative and interactive 30 minute dance premiere performance of Jennifer Higdon’s Violin Concerto with soloist Ilana Zaks, the Kairos Dance Theater, an all female-identifying orchestra comprising of Boston based college musicians and live digital art.