Vocal Performing
- Robert Shaw Festival Singers (1993–1999) - Baritone; yearly concerts at Carnegie Hall with Orchestra of St. Luke's. Summer residency in Southern France & Furman University, Greenville, SC. Two CD recordings, "Evocation of the Spirit" and "Appear and Inspire"
- Oregon Bach Festival Chorus, Eugene, OR (1995) - Baritone; CD recording of Dvorak Stabat Mater
- Bellefield Singers, Pittsburgh, PA (1992–2000) - Baritone; professional a cappella sextet. Concert performances throughout the Eastern United States. CD Recordings "Attende Domine" and “How Can I Keep From Singing”
- Pittsburgh Camerata, Pittsburgh, PA (1992) - Baritone Soloist, “Mostly Monteverdi”
- Mendelssohn Choir, Pittsburgh, PA (1989–1991) - Baritone; member of professional core
- Eastman Chorale, Rochester, NY (1985–1989) - Baritone; substitute accompanist
- Brigham Young University Singers, Provo, UT (1984–1985) - Baritone; Assistant Conductor
- Brigham Young University A Cappella Choir (1983–1984) - Baritone; Assistant Conductor
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