pianist. composer. performer. educator.
I saw Without You I’m Nothing on the big screen when it was released in 1990. Some of my much-hipper-than-me friends were raving about Sandra Bernhard and how we had to go see it, so I signed up having no idea what to expect. I was around 21 years old and green in so many ways …
I’m playing piano for Sandra Bernhard on five of the shows on her tour. Me and Sandra on stage together– the way I always knew it should be. I added all the dates to my shows page, let me know if you will be at any of these shows! Also: Holy Shit Fuck Damn!
A bittersweet day, this. The exciting news is that my first single is out now on Bandcamp! I’m suggesting $1 as a price for the song if you want to pay for it, or you can just download it for free (you’ll be asked for your email address, but I promise not to give it to …
“Go.” is recorded, mixed and being send off to Joe LaPorta at Sterling Sound for mastering. Looks like all is well for a July 10th release date and I am so excited to be putting this thing out into the world. Joe McGinty recorded and engineered the session and, of course, the brilliant Leah Coloff played …
I’ve decided to record the song “Go” and release it as a single next month so I’m feverishly arranging a cello part so I can get my pal Leah Coloff to play for me. We’ll be recording it this Sunday at Joe McGinty’s Carousel Studios here in Brooklyn. I am SO EXCITED. My pal Brody …
Howzaboutta update? I am thinking of releasing a single. Should it be “Invocation” or “Go?” I can’t decide. I think probably “Invocation” because I can do all the work in my home studio. Oh, it’s the song that opened my show last month. I think I will save “Go” until I can afford to pay …
I saved this tribute to my Mom to share this week since it’s Mother’s Day. When I was writing this show, I wanted to come up with a song to end it with that put things on a lighter note, because the last section at the time was “Five Tasks of Grief.” I worked at …
This is a live performance from April 17th at Judson Memorial Church of the musical portion of this piece. The first half is a story that’s preeeeeety raunchy, so I’ve decided not to share it publicly, you’ll have to catch me live to hear that one. Leah Coloff is playing Cello and David Packer is …
