Also known as: ddrucker
I was born in Morgantown, West Virginia, and spent most of my childhood in Baltimore, Maryland. My parents were both musicians, and I took after them. I was a student at The University of Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music, and received a Bachelor of Music degree from there in . I also attended The Walden School, a summer program for young composers, in Dublin, New Hampshire. I went to Cambridge University, where I got my Master's degree in . In between, I was a student at Tanglewood. I've written chamber music, piano music, orchestral works, song cycles and one opera (unfinished, with libretto adapted from a play by Franz Kafka). I got interested in computers in . I spent several years as a freelance interface design consultant, I've written books on the Mac Cool Mac Stacks (), and The QuickTime Handbook (), both published by Hayden Books. After about years in Boston, I moved Vancouver, BC where I live with my wife, Pam.
