About me…

I am a classical singer and social activist. Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, I now live outside Austin, Texas where I work as a singer & teacher. I’m also committed to political and social activism.

I have a passion for new music. I am fortunate to have worked with multiple groups and composers. In 2020, I collaborated with composer Rain Nox to create a new song cycle for soprano and piano called, “The ERA Project”. The six songs are about the history of the Women’s Movement and Equal Rights Amendment. I have a personal connection to the ERA through my grandmother, Cecil Norton Broy, who features prominently in the work. The piece debuted virtually in August of 2020 and performed live in several locations since then.

In 2021, I collaborated with composer Adrienne Inglis to create another song cycle called Most Importantly Loves. I wrote letters to my two nephews, three nieces, and my son to be set to music for soprano and piano. The piece debuted in October 2021 in Austin, TX..

Inglis & I collaborated once again this past year to write “Neurospicy Songsters on the Road to Breman.” The piece was debuted with Inversion Ensemble and Invoke in June 2026.

I continue to sing with local groups including One Ounce Opera, LOLA, Inversion Ensemble, The San Antonio Chamber Choir, The Texas Bach Festival and Cantorum in addition to performing solo concerts.

In January 2027, the Variations Choir - a non auditioned choir for teens and adults on the Autism Spectrum- will begin our third season of making music together. I’m honored to continue my work as director of this choir under the umbrella of the American Artists Project.

Please see my entries in ‘Activism’ about these and other projects!