
Award-winning pianist who has performed at Carnegie Hall and concert halls in Barcelona and Salzburg, while sharing his love of music through teaching and community performances.
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"My passion for music sprouted before I could walk. As soon as I learned to crawl, I would reach for the ancient piano that creaked even when I placed a finger on its keys."
Over a decade later, Brendan has carried that love from the delicate keys of the piano to the concert stage. He has won First Prize in the Golden Classical Music Awards and Grand Prize Virtuoso competitions, performing at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall, in Barcelona and in Salzburg.
In his spare time he teaches piano to younger students, serves as a class representative on the Instrumental Music Council, and volunteers on the music committee for the American Cancer Society.

Recognition
First Prize, Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital Hall
First Prize, Barcelona & Salzburg Winners Concerts
Class Representative, School Music Leadership
Music Committee Volunteer Performer
On Stage
Performances in New York, Barcelona, and Salzburg, including appearances at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall, Palau de la Música Catalana, and Solitär at the Mozarteum.






Piano Lessons
Brendan teaches piano to younger students, focusing on ease at the keyboard, steady musical habits, and the joy that first drew him to the instrument.
Posture, hand shape, note reading and steady practice habits, designed to make the first year feel like music, not homework.
Rhythm, sight reading and ear training taught alongside repertoire so students understand the music they play.
Repertoire selection, memorization strategies and stage confidence drawn from international competition experience.




Music For The Community
"Music evokes emotions, ignites passions, and unites people through a universal language that everyone can experience and understand."
Brendan shares music with senior communities and patients, volunteering his time to bring live piano performances to audiences who may not often have the opportunity to experience them.