Conductor, organist, pianist, and vocalist. Adam’s deep passion for music began at a young age. His studies include the University of Utah where he studied organ under Dr. Kenneth Udy, sang as a member of the University of Utah Choirs under renowned Dr. Barlow Bradford; Utah Tech University studying organ under Jane Dye, and Dr. Geoffrey Myers; conducting mentorship under Dr. Paul Wein’s; and mentorship under Robert Reimer. In 2014, Adam had the distinct opportunity to travel to Europe to study under master organists, Margaret Phillips in London and Ullrich Bohme in Leipzig, Germany – in the historic St. Thomas Church (Thomaskirche). 

During his nearly 20-year music career, he has taught piano and organ, conducted choirs and orchestras across Utah, played the organ numerous times both as recitalist and accompanist, and sang in several ensembles. In 2015, he was honored to be selected as a recitalist and organist in the Eucharistic services for the 2015 National Episcopal General Convention in Salt Lake City. Also in 2015, he was appointed as principal organist and assistant Artistic Director of Sterling Singers in Salt Lake City, Utah. While with Sterling Singers, he performed across northern Utah, including the historic Salt Lake Tabernacle. Appointed in 2014, Adam is currently an organist at St. Mark’s Cathedral in Salt Lake City, Utah.  In 2018, Adam co-founded Amavi Chorale with a group of close friends. Since its founding, he has both conducted and accompanied the choir. In 2023, he was appointed as Artistic Director. In June 2023, Adam led Amavi in its 5^th anniversary celebratory concert performing Gabriel Faure’s “Requiem” with orchestra and Organ in St. Mark’s Cathedral. He is excited for a bright future with Amavi Chorale!