That’s me below with a Cuban mango. I have always been a curious fellow, and through my experiences as a musician and involvement in the church, I have had the privilege of traveling around the world and experiencing many diverse cultures. Whether it be marveling at the enormity of the Great Wall of China, eating delicious mangos in Cuba, or bonding with fellow musicians in Korea, I wake up every day to meet new people and explore the diverse cultures of the world. Nonetheless, I still like to think of myself as naïve and young, inexperienced in the history and traditions of different peoples.
Soloist with Orchestra
Soloist with Piano
Solo Violin - Virtuoso
Solo Violin - Baroque
Corvus Quartet
Alpharetta High School Quartet
Honored to solo with the LaGrange Symphony Orchestra
Blount Slawson Young Artists Competition - 2nd place
Dekalb Symphony Young Artists Concerto Competition - 1st place
Samuel Fordis Young Artists Competition - 1st place
Hilton Head Symphony Concerto Competition - 3rd place
Ruth Kern Concerto Competition - 1st place
Project Healing Music was a FBLA sponsored community service project dedicated to using music to help the community, primarily to combat the effects of dementia in older citizens.
Our main focus in creating this project was to recruit musicians from the area to play for hospitals and residential homes in the area.
The project was awarded 6th place in the community service category at the 2018 FBLA state conference. You can see our project report below.
As the semester final for my Number Theory Course at Georgia Tech, my group and I developed a python program of how zero knowledge proofs can be used in cryptosystems. The report and program (.exe) can be downloaded below
We called the robot our little devil because it had a knack for flailing around wildly and injuring anybody close to it.
So thankful for my hardworking team
Freshman and robotics team rookie Richard
TEAM PIC!
