RADIO CREDITS:
Boombox Classroom (music featured)
Boombox Classroom 'Theme', Melody (1-004) 2001; Passing, Women Composers (1-024) 2002 and Meet the Composers (1-030) 2002; The First Snowfall, Snow Day! (2-016) 2002

Boombox Classroom (script/script assistant)
Season One 2001-2002:
Space Music (1-006), Civil War Music (1-007), Cowboy Music (1-009), Thanksgiving (SP-01), Black History (SP-03)
Season Two 2002-2003:
Revolutionary War Music (2-008), Mediaeval Music (2-014), Giants of American Music (2-020), Victorian Era (2-025), Beasts & Birds (2-032), Mechanical Instruments (2-034)
Season Three 2003-2004:
Cowboy Music II (3-008), Elizabeth I (3-009), Game Show (3-TBA)
Season Four 2004-2005:
Louisiana Purchase (4-004), River Boats (4-TBA), Gilbert and Sullivan (4-TBA)

Boombox Classroom (guest appearances)
Music of the Civil War (1-007), 2001; Careers in Music (2-015), 2002

Classical Café Marty Ronish, KHFM-Radio (guest appearances)
various programmes 1999-2000 including Accordion Music (2 parts), Celtic Connexion, Mediaeval Music, Music in the Time of Anne Frank, Music of the Civil war (2 parts), and Railroad Music

Christopher Dale, radio productions: A Cream Cracker Under the Settee (2006), soundtrack taken from the album From My Heart; Elaine (2006), soundtrack taken from the album Seasons of the Heart; both programmes recorded in Pinewood Studios, London, England

Sonic Soaps:  internet radio theme, Gedstern Productions, 2000

Sweet Bird Classics (guest appearances)
The Celtic Connexion, 2001 and Music of the American Civil War, 2001 (both in post production)

TELEVISION and FILM CREDITS:
Man Who Lost the Civil War: film by Rick Creese 2002
Glorieta, instrumental theme (opening credits); full song (closing credits w/lyrics by Rick Creese); incidental use; chosen for SCETV "Southern Lens" film festival Oct 02; video available from University of NM Press; excerpts included on 2004 Extended MGM 2-DVD release of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

PRINTED WORD:
As National Project Director for the Sigma Alpha Iota American Composers Bureau, I am responsible for compiling and editing composer updates and providing two articles annually, for the Winter issue of PanPipes.

Finally Organized, Finally Free: For the Office, Associate Editor, published in 2006 by author Maria Gracia and Get Organized Now!.

The poem Alone, published in Eternal Portraits and the companion three-volume audio collection The Sound of Poetry, International Library of Poetry (2005). Alone also received the August 2005 Editor's Choice Award for Outstanding Achievement in Poetry, presented by the International Library of Poetry.

The poem Reenactment, published in The Silence Within and the companion three-volume audio collection The Sound of Poetry, International Library of Poetry (2001)

Cancer Takes a Holiday published in Hope Line (the newsletter for the Southeastern Arizona Region American Cancer Society), Winter 1999; song lyrics set to the traditional tune Auld Lang Syne for use by the Sierra Vista Oncology Clinic Team in the annual Relay For Life fundraiser