This is the first movement of my piece, The Civil Conure.

This piece, the second in a suite exploring how cultures evolve, is inspired by Chinua Achebe’s novel, Things Fall Apart.

I made this after discovering an interesting interval on the keyboard, and then I messed around and ended up making a song.

Hourglass is mainly inspired by electronic and dance music.

My composition is apart of my ways of artistic expression.

This is the second movement of my violin concerto, which tells the story of an adventurer facing life’s challenges, learning from them, and returning transformed.

“Downpour” is the first movement of my string quartet, "A Walk in the City."

This song started when my friend described a dream to me.

“Seafoam Tides” gets its name from the layered textures in the instrumentation, mimicking foam that floats on the surface of ocean waves before washing onto shore.

"The Exoverse" is a piece written for vocal septet, orchestra, and electronics.

Rollercoaster was inspired by a recent trip to Anaheim’s theme parks in southern California.

“Soft Ground” is a creative writing piece that uses a drifting narrator to explore the feeling of moving through life without fully settling.

I've often felt frustrated with the results of my music production efforts.

This is a song I wrote for a songwriting exercise in which you choose an object and write a song about it.

I had recently been obsessed with Jimmy Van Heusen's "It Could Happen to You" and dedicated my time to learning it on the Piano, Trumpet, and Saxophone.

A couple of months ago, I wrote Sewn Together for my sister, my best friend, when she left home for college.

"Really?" is heavily inspired by guitarist Masayoshi Takanaka, to whom I strived to reiterate a similar background for my project.

Piano performance on a piece I've worked on for over 2 months.

Out of all the cello concertos, my favorite is Schumann's cello concerto.

Aubade, composed by Paul de Wailly, was designed to showcase the technical abilities and unique qualities of each of the three instruments involved.