My musical journey began with Augusta Dall'Arche, who introduced me to music, laying the foundations for my early studies in piano and composition. I later continued my piano studies at Berklee College of Music with Christian Li, Jason Yeager, Stephany Tiernan, and Kevin Harris, while also taking ensemble piano classes with Moira Lo Bianco, Robert Christopherson, Russell Hoffmann, and Ross Ramsay. I continue to develop my skills and musical understanding through ongoing studies with Alessandro Binetti.

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My relationship with the piano extends beyond the classical repertoire, encompassing improvisation, technical exploration, and the development of a piano method. I also explore custom electronic tools that expand the expressive possibilities of digital pianos, both in performance and composition.

 

Teaching has become an increasingly important part of my musical life. I find great satisfaction in exploring the most effective ways to help students develop their piano skills, build productive practice habits, and cultivate the dedication needed to make meaningful progress. Beyond learning to play, I believe that developing curiosity, independence, and a lasting passion for music can give students valuable tools that will serve them well throughout their lives.

 

My approach to teaching adapts to each student's interests, abilities, and goals, while encouraging a solid technical foundation, attentive listening, and a thoughtful relationship with the instrument.

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If you're interested or just want to ask a few questions, feel free to reach out.