I worked as a teaching artist in a variety of capacities, teaching elementary (K-5) and high school classes. I also music directing a middle school productions, and assist with our youth development workshops. I also worked in administration, assisting with various educational and community outreach events, notably a benefit performance of A Christmas Carol put together for the greater Hartford community.

I sing baritone in Connecticut’s premier professional choir. With CONCORA, I have participated in various educational ventures such as the Summer Festival, the UConn Conducting Graduate Project, and the Extraordinary Concert.https://www.concora.org

I sing baritone in a community chorus of over 160 with professional section leaders, performing large symphonic works such as opera choruses, requiems, and oratorios.

I sing and lead the baritone section in a semi-professional church choir every Sunday morning, as well as certain holidays.

I teach private music lessons to children, and help design syllabi and curriculums for public schools all across the greater NYC area.

I sang and led/taught the bass section in the church choir every Sunday morning as well as certain holidays.

I worked as an usher for the Roundabout Theatre Company, an off-Broadway theatre located in the Theatre District of Midtown Manhattan.

I taught choir (grades 1-5), music and movement (pre-K) and musical theatre (grades 1-8). In addition to this, I served as musical director and co-director for children’s theatre productions (kids versions of Annie and Aladdin), ages 5-10.

I currently work in three departments; marketing/communications, dramaturgy, and education. I also do some part-time web analysis work for the Met Opera Shop, and I have previously worked in production administration.As a marketing & communications intern, I assist with data organization, market research, and advertising. Much of my work involves gathering information regarding the Met's Live in HD program. A relatively new program, Live in HD brings live broadcasts of operas to hundreds movie theaters across the country, widening the Met's audience. I often conduct extensive research on both the qualitative and quantitative results of these broadcasts, and this information is used to draw conclusions on the past broadcasts and inform future decisions.In dramaturgy, I assist with submission reviewing, script and music editing, and libretto analysis. Much of my work involves editing drafts of librettos, and analyzing certain alterations made by the author and how effective they are. This is not limited to writing - I have edited and analyzed musical cuts as well, and written many analyses/evaluations of musical alterations in different drafts of any given opera. In addition to this, I have written evaluations of submissions sent by new composers.In a collaborative effort between Education and Marketing, I am currently designing a student ambassador program to implement in movie theaters all over the United States as part of Live in HD. This program would offer internship opportunities to students in conservatories and colleges of fine arts/music all over the country, and make opera more accessible to young people while also giving it's current audience a younger voice to listen to. The program will be implemented in 5 cities in the Fall, and will continue to grow from there.Previously, I worked in production administration, where I helped design a paperless database of all publishing contracts from all past operas, and assisted with organizing them.

I sing and lead the bass section in the church choir every Sunday morning as well as extra holidays such as Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. I have also accompanied the choir on guitar, and have performed as a soloist.