First totally self-indulgent solo work in ages. Started as something to prove I can still make time while I'm in nursing school, and turned into one of the best things I've done in years.

Commissioned as a gift for a friend moving to a new city. The person who paid for the commission chose the title; I'm not sure I will ever know what it means.

Written for a tightwire duo (I was on the wire as well) performed as part of a talk given at TEDxMidAtlantic, 2012.

For a fabric act that closed out the show. From the soundtrack to The Green Fairy Cabaret, a joint production of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts and the Philadelphia International Festival for the Arts.

Transitional music from the soundtrack to The Green Fairy Cabaret, a joint production of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts and the Philadelphia International Festival for the Arts.

For an aerial ladder duo piece. My favorite creation from this show. From the soundtrack to The Green Fairy Cabaret, a joint production of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts and the Philadelphia International Festival for the Arts.

Transitional music from the soundtrack to The Green Fairy Cabaret, a joint production of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts and the Philadelphia International Festival for the Arts.

For the fire-breather. From the soundtrack to The Green Fairy Cabaret, a joint production of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts and the Philadelphia International Festival for the Arts.

For the hand-to-hand acrobatic duo. From the soundtrack to The Green Fairy Cabaret, a joint production of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts and the Philadelphia International Festival for the Arts.

Transitional music from the soundtrack to The Green Fairy Cabaret, a joint production of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts and the Philadelphia International Festival for the Arts.

For the single-point trapeze solo. From the soundtrack to The Green Fairy Cabaret, a joint production of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts and the Philadelphia International Festival for the Arts.

The song performed by the emcee to welcome the audience to the mysterious world of the show. From the soundtrack to The Green Fairy Cabaret, a joint production of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts and the Philadelphia International Festival…

It's the title track for a reason. From "All Of This", an album that grew from what I called the Fortnight Initiative - a project to create a new track every two weeks. Some of the results were wacky, but it was worth it.

Written for one of my first aerial rope acts. The act was terrible, but the song is great. From "All Of This", an album that grew from what I called the Fortnight Initiative - a project to create a new track every two weeks. Some of the results…

Pretty much the title says it all. From "All Of This", an album that grew from what I called the Fortnight Initiative - a project to create a new track every two weeks. Some of the results were wacky, but it was worth it.

All harmonics. Every note. The sound of sleep deprivation. From "All Of This", an album that grew from what I called the Fortnight Initiative - a project to create a new track every two weeks. Some of the results were wacky, but it was worth it.

Bassssss. From "All Of This", an album that grew from what I called the Fortnight Initiative - a project to create a new track every two weeks. Some of the results were wacky, but it was worth it.

People have different opinions about where the downbeat is in this one. What do you think? From "All Of This", an album that grew from what I called the Fortnight Initiative - a project to create a new track every two weeks. Some of the results…

Largely improvised, to get through some emotional times. You know, feels. From "All Of This", an album that grew from what I called the Fortnight Initiative - a project to create a new track every two weeks. Some of the results were wacky…

At the time, my most ambitious track. From "All Of This", an album that grew from what I called the Fortnight Initiative - a project to create a new track every two weeks. Some of the results were wacky, but it was worth it.