Singer & Performer
"With a Song in My Heart" began as a simple love song, but over time it came to represent perseverance and quiet hope. From its broadway origins to its connection with Jane Froman's remarkable resilience, this song reveals how love and music endure, even when life is hard.
Exploring “Someone to Watch Over Me,” and the enduring desire to be seen, loved, and protected.
There are moments in life when hope returns quietly, without fanfare. Blue Skies has accompanied many of those moments for me, a song that understands weariness, honors truth, and still believes in light ahead.
Although It’s Magic is a love song, I’ve come to see that love doesn’t belong only to romance. It also lives in commitment, growth, and the courage to keep showing up.
A New Year’s Eve reflection on the classic song “What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?” explores love, longing, and quiet hope through the lens of the Great American Songbook.
When I sing Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, I think about home, family, the Christmases we shared, and how people hear their own stories in this music.
The Christmas songs of the Great American Songbook, like “White Christmas,” remind us that the season and music are about connection, comfort, and coming home.
“Baby, It’s Cold Outside” is one of the most beloved winter duets in the Great American Songbook, but It wasn’t written for Christmas.
