I write music and create soundscapes for traditional acoustic instruments and/or using a variety of electronic tools/media/etc. I am described in BBC Music Magazine as a composer “unafraid to tackle big themes,” and by Seattle-based music blog Second Inversion as “innovative, ambitious, and diverse.” My commissions include a Fromm Music Foundation Commission and seven Barlow Endowment commissions. I am currently a professor in the BYU School of Music where I teach music theory and composition, and direct the electronic music studio. I also currently serve as Editor of the Newsletter for the Society of Electro-Acoustic Music in the United States (SEAMUS).