to the sole mission of fostering and creating the moments of awe and wonder, emotional weight and personal experience that propelled me to pursue theater as a career and art form. I believe that the best use of art is in collaboration to serve a story. It is through my own involvement in the collaborative process, whether it be music directing, performing, or arranging, that I strive to manifest these moments of poignancy for others, the same way one person unknowingly did so for me.

Patrick is an active music copyist, orchestrator, and music director based in Los Angeles, CA, New York, NY, and Philadelphia, PA. Drawing on many years of cross-disciplinary training, Patrick brings an informed and sensitive ear into any production, rehearsal, or performance.

Beginning his musical journey with Suzuki Method violin in pre school, Patrick switched to piano at age 5. From then, his fascination with the different instruments grew wild, leading him to some level of training in the vast majority of orchestral instruments, including organ. Throughout high school, he began training in jazz piano, alongside classical, leading him to study with various teachers at University of the Arts and Temple University. It was in high school that Patrick found his passion for theater, bringing him to Temple University, where his undergraduate training combined jazz and classical piano, conducting, theater, and music technology.

Patrick continued his education at Temple University, graduating in 2020 with a MA in Musical Theater Studies and with a MFA in Musical Theater Collaboration in 2021 as part of the program’s inaugural cohort.

Since graduating, Patrick moved to Los Angeles, CA to begin working as a music copyist and orchestrator for JoAnn Kane Music Service. Since working there, he has provided music preparation for numerous projects, including the Oscar-nominated films Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and Killers of the Flower Moon. Patrick has provided additional orchestrations for Candy Cane Lane, Only Murders in the Building, among others.