Creative Writing
Memory Embraced (2018) – This book is a story of sorts, told in fragments.
“So much writing skill is embedded in this hard-to-categorize but intensely memorable piece that it is the reader’s pleasure simply to let go, fully immerse himself and read.” – Joel R. Dennstedt (Readers’ Favorite)
Music
“Anything Goes? Composition at the Turn of the Century,” College Music Society (Jan. & May 1999).
A critique of contemporary Western classical composition, with responses.
“In Memorium: Jacob Druckman,” 20th-Century Music (July 1996)
“Arvo Part – Notes From Oregon,” Society of Composers, vol. 24:4 (Apr. 1995).
“In The Shadow of Rimsky-Korsakov,” Minn. Comps. Forum (Oct.-Nov. 1994)
“A Current Perspective: Pierre Boulez,” ComposerUSA (Summer, 1993)
Law
Co-authored with Libby Van Cleve, Director of Oral History of American Music at Yale University Library.
Discusses freedom of association and limits on discovery in copyright and trademark litigation.
This article won Second Prize in the 2005 Santa Clara Computer & High Tech. L.J. Comment Contest. It has been cited in other law review articles and in an amicus brief before the U.S. Supreme Court in Golan v. Holder (2011).
Teaching
“Discovering the Composer Within,” Teaching Music, 8/4, Feb. 2001: 54-57.