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Here is a little blurb about myself. I have been, since 1996, the pianist/musical director of Montreal-based modern dance company, La La La Human Steps. I have given about 400 performances with the company in major cities in Canada and abroad, including Paris, Lyon, London, Edinburgh, Berlin, Cologne, Munich, Weimar, Dresden, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Ghent, Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Lisbon, Copenhagen, Vilnius, Moscow, Rome, Vienna, Salzburg, Ljubljana, Prague, Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore, Thessalonica, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Rio de Janeiro, St. Paulo, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver amongst others. Presently, I have also worked as a pianist at the National Ballet School of Canada in Toronto.

When I am not doing accompanying work, I compose for my chamber group Day OFF, create operas and pursuing opportunities in film scoring. Please follow the links above to find out more about these various pursuits.

Excerpts of my compositions have been used on the web site of Margaret Atwood's novel, Oryx and Crake. You can also hear my work on the promotional web video of the London International Festival of Theatre and the soundtrack of Edouard Lock's film, Amelia, which premiered at the Montreal International Festival New Cinema New Media (FCMM) in 2003, and has been winning critics and audience over wherever it screens. In 2002, I produced a music/dance concert featuring my own compositions in one of the outdoor stages of Pride Toronto Festival. I have also produced the chamber opera knotty together at three theatre festivals in Toronto and Dublin and recently presented a concert of various works at the Four Seasons Centre of Performing Arts in Toronto, home of the Canadian Opera Company.

During my tenure as an apprentice of composer Donald Quan in 2005 (sponsored by The Guild of Canadian Film Composers), I contributed additional music to the CBC documentary series China Rises. I was the pianist/music director of CBC Radio One's GO on Sept 9, 2006, in a program commemorating the productions of WagnerÕs Ring Cycle at the Four Seasons Centre of Performing Arts in Toronto.