I was born into a musical family: my mother is a harpist, my father a pianist, one sister plays cello and the other violin. I picked up the violin at eight and began performing professionally two years later. Since then, I’ve played hundreds of concerts around the world as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral performer.

In 2012, right after graduating with my Bachelors in Violin Performance, I was awarded a three-year fellowship at the New World Symphony in Miami, led by Grammy-winning conductor Michael Tilson Thomas. Alongside intensive violin performance and study for four years (I was selected by MTT to extend a year), I personally received a Knight Foundation grant to teach songwriting and composition workshops across the city, performed my own original works with my then-band, and deepened my passion and proficiency in arranging, engineering, and producing.

Today, I’m a full-time composer, arranger, and producer based in Los Angeles. My work is rooted in live instrumentation and written, performed, recorded, and mixed by me in my studio. Whether you’re looking for a lush cinematic soundscape or a stripped-back string arrangement, I offer a fully self-contained approach to music composition and production.