pianist, opera coach, conductor, writer
Hello from Vienna, Virginia, where we are halfway through rehearsals for Le nozze di Figaro. I’m loving my cast and my team, and feeling very lucky to be part of this fruitful atmosphere. And I wanted to share an article I wrote about this most wonderful opera – actually about one of … Continue Reading →
There are some reviews of Ariadne up on my press page. Of course they’re all positive – I didn’t just fall off the food truck! The food trucks, by the way, are still out behind the theater all week, serving up tasty things before and after our shows (the wood-fired pizza … Continue Reading →
Please read this astonishing, moving piece by cellist Brinton Smith of the Houston Symphony. This is his address to the board at the end of their season, but it’s much more than that. It’s an essay about music, about being a musician, about being a listener. It’s by turns informative, … Continue Reading →