Saxophone with Aage N.

Triplum

Medieval music on period instruments.

OCP (Oregon Catholic Press)

Big Mouth Society

Medieval, Renaissance, & modern vocal and instrumental group

Ensemble Aalto

Historical and new music for douçaine or English horn and organ.

Mount Angel Abbey/Ensemble Aalto

Assisted in liturgical music at the abbey on douçaine and voice (as cantor), provided resident ensemble concerts in the abbey/seminary library auditorium, taught private lessons to seminarians, and taught monastic history and public reading to the novices.

Northwest Nazarene University

Taught private lessons (clarinet, bass clarinet), chamber music, Woodwind Methods, pedagogy.

The College of Idaho

Taught private lessons (clarinet, bass clarinet) and chamber music.

Darkwood Consort

Bass Clarinet & Viola duo with Jennifer Drake Collaborative ensemble with other musicians, as well as dance and theater companies. Performance highlights include: the first World Bass Clarinet Conference in the Netherlands, 2005 XXXIII Viola Congress in Reykjavik, Iceland, 2005 Performances in Denmark, and throughout the United States. Represented Denmark twice for the Mostly Nordic Chamber Music Series in Seattle, Washington.

Boise Philharmonic

Northwest Nazarene University

Boise State University

Early Music America (EMA) is a not-for-profit service organization for the field of historical performance in North America. Founded in 1985, EMA's goal is to expand awareness of, and interest in, the music of the Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical periods. EMA's members receive a quarterly magazine, monthly e-newsletter, and benefits including access to reduced-rate insurance, discounts on publications, concerts, and festivals, and eligibility for grants, awards and scholarships. With its broad membership, including professional performers, ensembles, presenters, instrument makers, amateur musicians, and audience members, Early Music America serves as an advocate for the field throughout the continent.

The International Clarinet Association is a community of clarinetists and clarinet enthusiasts that supports projects that will benefit clarinet performance; provides opportunities for the exchange of ideas, materials, and information among its members; fosters the composition, publication, recording, and distribution of music for the clarinet; encourages the research and manufacture of a more definitive clarinet; avoids commercialism in any form while encouraging communication and cooperation among clarinetists and the music industry; and encourages and promotes the performance and teaching of a wide variety of repertoire for the clarinet.

The International Double Reed Society (IDRS) was established in December of 1971 and is a world-wide organization of double reed (oboe and bassoon family) players, instrument manufacturers and enthusiasts. The society has over 4,400 members from 56 countries. Within the United States, 50 states as well as the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico are represented.

Limited Proficiency

Native Proficiency

Professional Proficiency

Limited Proficiency

Professional Proficiency