I care deeply about seeing my ideas realized fully—not just in draft, but in polished form, ready for others to use and experience. Missa de Immanentia is a work that has lived privately for too long, and now it’s ready to cross a threshold. This weekend, I’m setting aside 48 uninterrupted hours to complete and prepare it properly, inviting a small group of patrons to underwrite this focused creative moment. The sprint will culminate in the composition and dedication of the final movement, Agnus Dei, and the public release of the complete mass.

Support from patrons allows me to dedicate the time, tools, and energy necessary to bring the Agnus Dei to completion and prepare the full mass for public release. Your contribution ensures the work is not only finished, but presented in a professional, performance-ready format for performers, educators, and audiences. It also makes it possible to dedicate the Agnus Dei collectively to the patrons who make this weekend possible, while releasing the full mass freely for others to experience and perform. I thrive when I stretch myself creatively—this weekend is both a test and an expansion of my skills. Beyond the immediate satisfaction of completion, it’s about leaving something lasting that communicates my voice, values, and vision to others.

By Sunday evening, the complete mass—all five movements—will be available as a polished, publicly shareable package including: Full score, individual parts, and audio renderings. If my work as a composer, teacher, or musician has ever mattered to you, I invite you to help underwrite this weekend of focused, meaningful creative work. Your support directly makes this realization possible.