More gear followed throughout the latter part of high school and into university, and I'm proud to say that I still own most of the things I've purchased over the years. The only things I've parted with are an 8-channel Yamaha mixer, and an Alesis HR-16 drum machine (I traded this for the Kawai K1m, and I used to wonder if I should have done this, but now that I've got the SR-16, I don't anymore ;-).

Anyway, I was writing my own material for a while, including a chance to write music for a local (Cambridge) high-school musical, as well as performing it (that was in 1990). Once I got out of University, and into the "real world", I had less and less time for playing. The move down to NJ at first brought a smaller living space, which meant the music gear was mostly in storage.

That had meant a fairly lengthy hiatus from playing, but in 2000, I started playing with my church's Worship Team. I was the sole keyboardist for several years (and now one of two, which has been great!). I'm always trying to improve, and got to the point where I became involved in a band called Reverential with my friend Dan and a few others.

As of September, 2006, Reverential went from being a full band to a duo, playing more electronica/rock than traditional rock, but, thanks to Dan's songwriting chops, doing mostly original material. I'm taking piano lessons again, which has been wonderful, and has really been developing my skills.