I write music that tells stories. I use literature, theater, marimbas, cellos and plenty of jokes.

I also produce creative projects for film, theater and web. And I blog about the future of the arts. And cocktails.

By day I work as Communications Manager at New Music USA.

Posts tagged "Zach Herchen"
The .doc file of J. Alfred Prufrock

The .doc file of J. Alfred Prufrock

A friend of mine just posted this on facebook, and since it’s a fun webby parody of The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, I thought I’d post it here. You can hear Zachary Herchen playing my setting of the poem for acting saxophone here.
Very busy couple of weeks

Very busy couple of weeks

June 5, the day before my birthday, Mike Feldman and I sat down with Zach Herchen to go over his latest sound design work for Seafarer. It’s fantastic. The world of the film was starting to emerge in the last round, but this time he really got into the details, and started to bring mixing...

sound design and meeting on Summer’s Twilight scene 1 re-write

Last week saw me stuck sick in bed for a couple days, but also saw two good meetings. The first was with Rose Ginsberg, director and chief brainstorming-buddy for Summer’s Twilight. I’ve finished a significant re-write of the libretto of the first scene, and wanted to bounce it off of Rose before I dug into...