About

I am a Canadian pianist whose music explores the quiet, often unspoken moments that stay with us over time.

With a background in classical piano and early influences in ragtime and boogie-woogie, my musical path has gradually evolved toward a more introspective and minimalist style. My compositions focus less on complexity and more on space, tone, and emotional clarity.

Over the past year, I have been working on a new collection of piano pieces called Unforgotten — music about the people and memories that stay with us.

The single Unforgotten explores the mystery of memory, how the mind quietly decides which moments stay with us for life.

Floating Clouds — my fourth solo piano single from Unforgotten — has just been released. Originally composed by Joan Mary Last as a delicate and imaginative piece for students, I've created an arrangement that I think gives the music more room to breathe. The notes drift slowly and freely, like clouds moving across a quiet sky, before settling into a peaceful, reflective close. It is only 1:34 long, but hopefully a little moment of calm in your day.

Shaped by a lifetime of musical exploration, this music offers listeners a place to pause, reflect, and reconnect with their own sense of stillness.