For saxophone quartet (2022)

For four instruments (2022).

Premiered by members of the Northwestern University saxophone studio, May 2023.

For flexible trio, with optional electronics (2022).

Premiered by Ben Zucker, Jakob Heinemann, and Daniel Lewis as part of Frequency Series (Constellation, Chicago), October 9, 2022.

For 4 instruments (2018-2022).

Premiered by Ben Zucker, Jeff Kimmel, Beth MacDonald, and Riley Leitch at Constellation (Chicago), October 9, 2022.

For mallet quartet and fixed media (2022).

Premiered by Third Coast Percussion at Northwestern University, March 1, 2022.

For string quartet (2019/2021).
Premiered by Spektral Quartet, March 2021.
Finalist for the 2019 Mivos/Kanter Prize.

For prepared ensemble of alto flute, bass clarinet, harp, violin, cello (2020).
Written for and premiered by Ensemble Dal Niente at Northwestern University, March 11, 2020.

For oboe, celesta, marimba (2015), arranged for flute, celesta, viola (2019), arranged for flute and piano (2019).
Version for flute/celesta/viola premiered February 18, 2020 by Sophie Lanthier (flute, claps), Caleb Paxton (viola), and Ben Zucker (celesta) at Northwestern University.

For soprano saxophone, piano, and assistant with objects and live electronics (2017).
Premiered by Maria Kouznetsova (piano), Justin Massey (saxophone), and Ben Zucker (assistant) at the 2017 Montreal Contemporary Music Lab.

For flexible instrumentation (2017).
Premiered November 27, 2017, by Ben Zucker (vibraphone), Ben Roidl-Ward (bassoon), and Noah Jenkins (violin) at the Northwestern University Fall Composers Concert.
Featured on Score Follower's Mediated Scores channel.

For violin, cello, acoustic guitar, and live electronics (2017).
Premiered by Ensemble Mobile at the Teatro da Reitoria, Centro-Curitiba, Brazil, August 22, 2017.
Commissioned by Nucelo Musica Nova as part of their Collaborations Project.

For percussion quartet and fixed media (2016).
Premiered by the Los Angeles Percussion Quartet at Chapman University, Orange, CA, January 31, 2017.
Commissioned by the LAPQ as part of their Next Wave Composers' Initiative.

For bass clarinet, violin, cello, piano (2016).
Premiered by the San Francisco Contemporary Music Players as part of the Lou Harrison Centenary, April 22, 2017.
Winner of the SFCMP SF Search Call For Scores.

For vocalizing string quartet and live electronics.
Premiered by the Mivos Quartet at the VIPA Festival, July 14, 2016, 
Conservatorio Superior Música Valencia “Joaquín Rodrigo”, Valencia, Spain.

Open ensemble of 5 or 8 players (2016-2018).
Workshopped at Atlantic Center For The Arts, June 2016. Premiered at Center For New Music & Audio Technology, Berkeley, May 1, 2017.

For violin, viola, cello, electric guitar, and live electronics.
Workshopped by the Distractfold Ensemble at Brunel University, May 24, 2016.

For flute, tenor sax, violin, and double bass.
Workshopped by Apartment House at Brunel University, January 2016.
Premiered by Entropy Ensemble at I'Klectik Art Lab, London, August 3 2016. Winner of University Of Iowa SCI Student Chapter Call For Scores, performed April 2019.

For three instruments.
Workshopped by Tre Voci at Brunel University, October 13, 2015.

For vibraphone & string quartet (2015).
Performed by Ben Zucker (vibraphone), Siri Carr (violin), Dina Maccadee (violin), Ali Felman (viola), Vivian Deng (cello) at Ben Zucker's senior recital, March 5, 2015.

Prose scores for improvising ensemble (2013/2015).
Performed by Ben Zucker (vibraphone), Josh Davidoff (clarinet), Angus Macdonald (guitar), Ron Shalom (bass), Tobias Frohnhofer (drums) at Ben Zucker's senior recital, March 5, 2015.
Recorded version with Ben Zucker (vibraphone), Mabel Kwan (piano), Eli Namay (bass), Adam Shead (drums) on Fifth Season (Amalgam Records).

For six instruments (2012/2014).
Premiered by the Wesleyan F-Holes; April 2014.
Audio by the Central Michigan University New Music Ensemble; December 7, 2014.

For clarinet, violin, cello, and vibraphone (2013).
Performed by the CSU Long For clarinet, violin, cello, and vibraphone (2013).
Performed by the CSU Long Beach New Music Ensemble.
Written for the International Symposium On The Fiction Of Julio Cortazar; March 21, 2014.