On Three, Or Three Then Go? (2011) Piano, Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, and Percussion.
Premiered By Psappha.

I Should Have Known (2011) Piano and Live Electronics.
Premiered during solo set at The Stone.

32_reeds (2010) Clarinet and Live Electronics.
Performed By Barbara White.

Bar Talk (2010) String Quartet. Responce piece to Bartok's 2nd String Quartet.
Premiered By ACME String Quartet.

Trapped Arc (2009) Piano, Flute, Clarinet, Bass, Electric Guitar.
Premiered By The NOW Ensemble.

Not So Giant (Pico) (2009) Harp, Flute, Viola.
Premiered By Janus.

Transfigured Pianos (2008/2009) Piano, Live Electronics, Multi-Channel Sonic Display.
Installation consisting of a prepared piano and live electonics created for the SoundBytes Festival, Halifax NS.

Falling Out (2008/2009) Piano.
Premiered By Kate Campbell.

piano+bass+ (2007) Piano, Bass, and Live Electronics
Collaborative piece with bassist Sean McClowry using the computer program Meta_Gest.

Thing with No Name, (2007) Piano and Electronics.
Sound design and score for the feature length documentary by filmmaker Sarah Friedland.

32_grains_toypiano, (2007, 2005) Schoenhut toy grand piano and live electronics.
Extensible Toy Piano Project, Clark University, Worcester MA and University of Albany, NY. Invited to perform live electronics with Steven Drury’s Callithumpian Consort and to perform the original composition, 32_grains_toypiano.

32_grains, Feeding_Pitch, Freezing_Pitch, & Combing_beats (2006) Piano and Live Electronics.
live improvisations with computer processing created in real time with the computer program Meta_Gest.

kk_disklavier, (2006) Interactive piece for live audio input and computer generated ‘jazz’ accompaniment on a MIDI acoustic piano.  Disklavier Open Studios, Brooklyn College. 

‘Multi-Channel Sound Installation’, (2004) Eight-channel sound installation mixing pre-composed sound design and real-time audience feedback. Chelsea Art Museum, New York City.

Lost Lake, (2003) Multi-channel electro-acoustic composition premiered at the Stanley Glasser Electronic Music Studios (EMS) Spring Concert, Goldsmiths College,  University of London.

Sustain (2002) & taptaptap (2003) Tape pieces from processed piano sounds.

fragmented_melody, pulse, snapsnap, fifths, pitch_follow, pitch_envelope, tapbang, chords, melodies, & moving_filters. (2002) MIDI grand piano with live audio processing.
Open Day, Stanley Glasser Electronic Music Studios (EMS) Goldsmiths College, University of London.

Stony Creek (2002) Interactive Sound and Video Installation (collaboration with video artist Gabriel Winer). Premiered at Interfaced Culture - Conference on Interactivity and Globalization in Music, Dance, Theatre, and Video.  Yale University New Haven, CT.