I'm a professional music producer, songwriter, pianist, and guitarist with over 15 years of experience working in the music industry and teaching private students. A graduate of New York University's Music Technology program, I balance my time between creating music for clients and coaching others to learn the craft of music making. During my studies, I achieved a perfect score on the highest level of the New York State School Music Assessment (NYSSMA) piano evaluation, and was nominated to...
I'm a professional music producer, songwriter, pianist, and guitarist with over 15 years of experience working in the music industry and teaching private students. A graduate of New York University's Music Technology program, I balance my time between creating music for clients and coaching others to learn the craft of music making. During my studies, I achieved a perfect score on the highest level of the New York State School Music Assessment (NYSSMA) piano evaluation, and was nominated to join the highly selective advanced ear-training program at NYU, where I graduated with honors.
After graduating, I worked as a music educator with students ranging from 5 years old to adults. I helped found the music program at New York University's campus in Shanghai, where I kickstarted a series of choral groups and instrumental ensembles, and taught private lessons to guitar and piano learners. In addition to my teaching, I've written and produced music for a variety of artists and clients. One of the most interesting pieces I've created is the NYU Shanghai Alma Mater, a celebratory song that is performed at the university's graduation ceremony every year.
After relocating to Los Angeles, I began focusing much of my attention on growing my music production and songwriting business. I also continue to teach as I enjoy helping others grow in the craft of music making. When I work with new students, we usually start with a conversation in which we discuss your goals and set a plan for how to get you to where you want to be. I accept all skill levels from beginners to professionals, and I work with all ages, including kids. My teaching methodology involves a blend of technical skills, theory, and ear training. For young children (8 years old or younger) who wish to learn an instrument, I often recommend starting with the Suzuki method, which places greater emphasis on playing by ear at the early stages.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. I look forward to working with you!
