Research Projects, Papers, and More

Presented in order from most recently written to oldest. All were written for collegiate purposes.

  • Left Hand Piano Music: Inclusion in Impairment

    This paper discusses the importance and impact of left-hand piano music while discussing notable composers, compositions, and techniques that are unique to this genre.

  • Compositional Techniques in Contemporary Intermediate Piano Repertoire

    This paper discusses compositional techniques in this genre like tone clusters, non-traditional notation, auxiliary sounds, and more. It talks about why it is important and how it can be taught to intermediate students.

  • Class Piano Curriculum Project

    This project includes a detailed curriculum for teaching beginner class piano to college-level students. It includes a syllabus, a fall semester schedule, and detailed lesson plans for the teacher. Materials include Faber’s Adult Piano Adventures, Book 1, and access to online resources.

  • Program Notes: Senior Baylor Recital April '23

    These program notes include information and thoughts about the pieces that were performed and their composers.

  • An Analytical Overview of Beethoven's Sonata, Opus 26

    This paper discusses Beethoven’s Sonata in A-flat Major, Op. 26 analytically with information about the work and certain techniques and forms used.