As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Schubert’s “Notturno” piano trio and Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire.

I will accompany mezzo-soprano Sophie Delphis in her third DMA degree recital, performing Gabriel Fauré’s song cycle La chanson d’Eve, Op. 95, in entirety.

As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall.

As part of Ensemble Connect’s 2025-2026 season, I will perform Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet at Skidmore College, as part of our biannual residency.

As part of Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute’s Well-Being Concerts series, I will accompany Brooklyn-based flutist Annie Wu in presenting her latest classical album Not Too Sweet — named after the cheeky Chinese phrase for the perfect dessert — in a show of flute and piano music interwoven with personal stories about nostalgia, memory, and childhood.

As part of the Sacred Music at Columbia series, I will perform Olivier Messiaen’s Quatuor pour le fin du temps, written while Messiaen was a prisoner of war in a German camp during World War II, with Louis Arques (clarinet), Alexander Goldberg (violin), and Cheng “Allen” Liang (cello).

Piano on Park Live x Avalanche Arts presents: Olivier Messiaen’s Quatuor pour le fin du temps, written while Messiaen was a prisoner of war in a German camp during World War II, with me, Louis Arques (clarinet), Alexander Goldberg (violin), and Cheng “Allen” Liang (cello).

For the Charleston Chamber Music Society, I will accompany Brooklyn-based flutist Annie Wu in presenting her latest classical album Not Too Sweet — named after the cheeky Chinese phrase for the perfect dessert — in a show of flute and piano music interwoven with personal stories about nostalgia, memory, and childhood.

As part of the Music in Midtown series, this concert will feature an all-Ravel program in the 150th anniversary year of his birth. I will perform his Impressionistic solo piano set, Miroirs, in full.

In fulfillment of my requirements for the Doctor of Musical Arts program at the CUNY Graduate Center, I will present my third degree recital, centered around my dissertation topic (the piano music of Ed Bland). Works by Bland, Scriabin, Crawford Seeger, Stravinsky, Messiaen, Akin Euba, and Art Tatum

Tertulia and bean-to-bar chocolate makers Dandelion team up to present Brooklyn-based flutist Annie Wu’s dessert-inspired show “Not Too Sweet" with dessert pairings.

I will accompany Juilliard DMA oboe student Leonardo De La Cruz in his degree recital, including works by York Bowen, Jean Coulthard, and Olivier Messiaen.

I will perform Olivier Messiaen’s Quatuor pour le fin du temps, written while Messiaen was a prisoner of war in a German camp during World War II, with Louis Arques (clarinet), Alexander Goldberg (violin), and Cheng “Allen” Liang (cello).

I will accompany Brooklyn-based flutist Annie Wu in presenting her latest classical album Not Too Sweet — named after the cheeky Chinese phrase for the perfect dessert — in a show of flute and piano music interwoven with personal stories about nostalgia, memory, and childhood.

As part of the Sacred Music at Columbia series, I will perform “Meditation in A-flat Aeolian” by Menelaos Peistikos with flutist Rebecca Moranis.

I will perform alongside clarinetist Charles Neidich, cellist Audrey Chen, and flutist Rebecca Moranis in a concert centered around the music of Ed Bland. My upcoming dissertation is centered around his solo piano music, which I will perform selections from, as well as his Clarinet Trio, and other jazz-inspired American chamber music.

In celebration of my album release with Seattle-based composer William C. White, Galanteries, we will hold a concert of selections from the album.

In celebration of my upcoming album with Seattle-based composer William C. White, Galanteries, we will hold an album release event including performances of music from the album.

I will premiere Menelaos Peistikos’s work, Meditation in A-flat Aeolian, alongside flutist Rebecca Moranis at the student composers’ concert at the University of Toronto.

As part of the CUNY Graduate Center’s Music in Midtown series, this special event will celebrate the centennial year of Gabriel Fauré’s passing with a concert of his music, including my performance with soprano Amber Evans of songs from La Bonne Chanson.