In 2014, my senior year of high school, I founded Lux Choir with six other friends. It all started when our high school choir director showed us Eric Whitacre's Alleluia. I spent a year knowing Whitacre as 'the Alleluia guy,' until a friend and I saw Whitacre conduct a professional choir at the Kennedy Center. When they began singing Whitacre's Sainte-Chapelle,​ we were floored. As time went on, we only became more enamored of the piece, so we got some friends together to try it out. The next Winter, we gathered again with even more passionate, young singers, and a choir was born. In the Summer of 2016, the group finally settled on a name, Lux, put on our first concert, and released their first album. Today, we've finished seven seasons over a span of four years, and have released two albums, now.

With Lux, I have had some incredibly profound and unique experiences. Aside from our highly-acclaimed concerts, we have two recording projects per year, have released two albums, and are accepting increasingly more concert engagements in a constantly growing geographical scope. Through these experiences, I've learned what it takes to sing in a small chamber choir setting, blending with the rest of the group, adjusting my tone to fit the style of different pieces, and little performance tricks to make things read more effectively to the audience, all at an incredibly high level.

​To learn more about Lux, check out our website.