(Dutch Blog) In NYC I performed at Birdland—after walking through West Village, meeting friends, singing a Dutch song to applause, and crossing jazz clubs late into the night.

(Dutch Blog) On a crisp day, I, and nearly 100 Fulbrighters took a bus to Salem for a tour — haunted houses, pumpkins, the Peabody Essex Museum, and stories with people from arou

(Dutch Blog) Recording session for KwangHoon: I sang a jingle he wrote in his class. It was for a commercial — super fun to take part and bring it to life.

(Dutch Blog) After storm Sandy closed Berklee and left Belmont without power, I received the sad news that my grandmother passed away — I wrote her a song to say goodbye.

(Dutch Blog) Today I had ensemble class with Ed Tomassi (tough piece: ‘Take It to the Ozone’). Later I lunched with my conducting instructor George Monseur — we talked goals,

(Dutch Blog) I was selected for Karrin Allyson’s masterclass at Berklee — I sang Taking a Chance on Love, received feedback on tempo and swing, helped with CD sales backstage,

(Dutch Blog) On October 8 Larry Monroe gave his retirement concert at Berklee after 50 years. He led with his own arrangements, with ~30 faculty backing him, and guest soloist Dona

(Dutch Blog) Professor and bassist John Patitucci visited Berklee, spoke about working hard, mastering many styles, and shared stories of touring with Chick Corea as a 19-year-old.

(Dutch Blog) I performed at Ryles with my vocal teacher David Scott, alongside Song Yi Jeon, Emily Miller, and Deborah Pierre, with Greg Feingold, Jiri Nedoma, and Jeremy Sauber ac

(Dutch Blog) On my busiest day at Berklee I had conducting class with Mr. Monseur, private voice with David Schott (prepping for a Ryles gig), improv training with Ed Saindon, and