Twenty-five years ago our lives were forever changed on September 1st, 2001. I recorded this version of the Star Spangled Banner by Rachmaninoff in memory of those who lost their lives and the brave men and women who sacrificed so others may live. A reminder of our National Anthem and all for which it stands.

It was a double header weekend, with performances at The Riviera in Alexandria and with members of Symphonicity Orchestra in Virginia Beach. First up, The Riviera. This was my second time playing at The Riviera, and for my Summer Concert program, I chose a mix of pieces by Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff, and Gershwin (you can see the complete program here). In addition to providing an introduction to each composer, I incorporated historical facts and stories about each piece a

My Spring Concert Series: A Walk Through Music History concluded with a performance at the History Museum at the Lyceum in Alexandria, VA. Thank you to all who came out to these Spring events! Full recordings from the Alexandria concert are available on the website on the Recordings page, and are also available on my YouTube Channel. There's also a short compilation with excerpts from each composer here. Stay tuned for a special tribute for America's 250th Anniversary, and