Solo Work
I am required to take one hour of private music lessons a week.  I study with Professor Richard Kennedy.  I study
various literature, along with technical aspects of singing and vocal pedagogy.  Below is a list of solo repertoire studied.

List of Solo Repertoire

Fall 2005
Go, Lovely Rose – Roger Quilter
Amarilli, mia bella – Giulio Caccini
The Black Dress – John Jacob Niles
Pur Dicesti – Antonio Lotti

Spring 2006
Sonntag – Johannes Brahms
Loveliest of Trees – John Duke
Now is the Month of Maying – Thomas Morley
Tu Lo Sai – Giuseppe Torelli

Fall 2006
The Bird’s Song – Ralph Vaughan Williams
Star Vicino – anonymous
The Beatitudes – Albert Hay Malotte
Shenandoah – arr. Luigi Zaninelli
The Lamb – Theodore Chanler

Spring 2007
Praise - LaMar Barrus
Caro mio ben - Tommaso Giordani
Lydia - Gabriel Fauré
The Lamb - Newell Dayley
Ständchen - Johannes Brahms

Fall 2007
The Twelve Days of Christmas - John Jacob Niles
Ave Maria - J. S. Bach/Charles Gounod
Mariä Wiegenlied - Max Reger
Old Mother Hubbard - Victor Hely-Hutchinson
from Serse - George Frideric Handel
     Frondi tenere
     Ombra mai fu
Dein Blaues Auge - Johannes Brahms

Spring 2008
Die Könige - Peter Cornelius
Asturiana - Manuel de Falla
Terra e Mare - Giacomo Puccini
Ici-Bas - Gabriel Fauré
There is No Law of Sin and Death - Richard Wallbridge
O God, Unseen Yet Ever Near - arr. Luigi Zaninelli

CHORAL ENSEMBLES

I am actively involved in two of the choirs at Penn State.  I am currently a tenor in both the Penn State Concert Choir
(Dr. Lynn Drafall, director) and the Chamber Singers (Dr. Christopher Kiver, director).  I am also the
president of the Concert Choir. 

The Penn State Concert Choir performing at Heinz Hall.  (March 3, 2007)

This is a program from the first joint Concert Choir and Chamber Singers concert in over 10 years.  This took place
in Lancaster on March 24, 2007.