For me I have always loved Jimi Hendrix’s style and he has been an inspiration as he is for musicians all over the world.

The song, Angel, is written by Sarah McLachlan.

I am playing the first movement of the Paul Hindemith Flute Sonata.

My music performance has many aspects, and the music is very much a big part of how and why I perform the way I do.

Daydreaming, a composition by Timothy Brown, is what I'm playing in my artwork.

My song is about the feeling of love and heartbreak, but eventually finding yourself.

I decided to do this cover of Burn from Hamilton because it brought me to tears the first time I watched Phillipa Soo perform it.

The piece I played was composed by Hans Zimmer for the movie Interstellar.

This excerpt from Rimsky Korsakov was the most challenging piece I've ever learned.

I've liked You'd be Surprised for years, but I'd never had an opportunity to perform it until now.

When learning Bruch's Violin Concerto, my goal had been to attain the highest level of technical and musical accuracy that I'm capable of.

This is my rendition of a modern, classical-influenced composition for the marimba-- a wooden, resonant, deep-voiced type of xylophone in the percussion family!

Performing Prelude and Fugue BWV 856 written by Bach.

"Someone to Watch Over Me" is a classic jazz standard composed by George and Ira Gershwin.

The video is a recording of my celebratory performance to recognize superior musicianship at the Southern Alameda county branch of the Music Teacher's Association of California on April 23, 2022.

Piece: 3rd movement of Summer, also known as "L'estate" from The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi (Public Domain).

Art plays a massive role in my life.

Our piece is a rendition of Kurt Cobain’s Heart Shaped Box.

This piece is a cover performance of Alfie, a song written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David to promote the 1966 film by the same name. It is most notably performed by Dionne Warwick.

I sang “They Just Keep Moving The Line” from the TV show Smash. This song talks about never being enough for people because the standards keep changing.