About Me








Hello! Thanks for stopping by :)
I’m Alex, an Artistic Administrator and Producer splitting time between New York City and Richmond, Virginia. I'm passionate about building community within and among the Arts, whether it’s administrating, singing, producing, playing, or music directing.
Currently, I'm stationed at The Glimmerglass Festival as an Artistic Administration Apprentice for the second year in a row, working with the lovely Lauren Bailey and Jay Condon.
Recent projects include:
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Co-producing and orchestrating a Troye Sivan pop cabaret show at 54 Below
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Fulfilling Operations & Media Associate duties for Schmidt Artists International, a boutique classical musician artist management agency
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Curating profiles for the Lavender Names Project with Kevin Newbury
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Working with Dr. Felix Graham to streamline his digital presence and support his upcoming projects
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Overhauling conductor David Neely's and pianist Ian Parker's websites
I want to help connect you with your dream collaborators for your dream projects. Let's get to work!
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Skills
Scheduling
I efficiently create and manage schedules, coordinating rehearsals, performances, and meetings to maximize productivity and community impact.
Arranging & Composition
I arrange and compose musical works tailored to different ensemble's strengths, creating engaging and dynamic performances (primarily for a cappella).
Communication
I actively engage with team collaborators by regularly checking in, sharing concise updates, and promptly addressing questions to keep everyone informed.
Music Directing
I lead with a focus on vocal health and self-discovery, arranging rehearsals, teaching parts, and coaching individuals to ensure cohesive, meaningful performances.
Project Coordination
I manage complex projects from concept to completion, overseeing logistics, timelines, and tasks to ensure successful, high-quality outcomes.
Event Curation
I curate Arts events with a balance of creativity and structure, crafting memorable experiences for performers and audiences alike.

