Thematic and Inclusive Programming

Regularly features internationally recognized soloists and guest performers such as Carol Wincenc, Elmar Oliveira, Jason Vieaux, and Téa Prokes in concert programs, including performances of concertos and special arrangements.

Organizes special cultural events such as Shakespeare in the Park and pre-concert dinners on the patio to enhance community engagement around the concert series.

Presents the Clarence Summer Orchestra, a professional ensemble that performs a diverse repertoire of classical, pops, Broadway, opera, and children's music in free outdoor concerts at Clarence Town Park, with performances relocated to Clarence High School in case of rain. The orchestra employs 55 to 60 professional musicians annually and has presented 67 consecutive seasons of performances.

Hosts a free summer concert series at Clarence Town Park featuring the Clarence Summer Orchestra, Clarence Summer Band, visiting local ensembles, and pre-series chamber music performances by students and professionals. The series includes themed concerts such as Beatles arrangements, classical works, and performances by groups like the Anderson Big Band.

Runs multi-week summer programs for students in grades 3–12, offering instruction in band, orchestra, chorus, piano, world drumming, ukulele, jazz, show choir, and art. Programs include beginning to advanced levels, small-group lessons, ensemble rehearsals, and culminating performances or art displays. A three-week music program serves students entering grades 4–12, and a two-week art enrichment program provides materials and professional instruction.

Performs wind music at public venues including parks, private country clubs, nursing homes, community events, and theaters across Long Island, New York City, and Westchester County. The ensemble has performed at Carnegie Hall and the Patchogue Theatre for Performing Arts, with historical performances using 1800s-era instruments and costumes to reflect authenticity.

Created an "Introduction to Performing Music" video series to support music educators and beginning students in selecting and learning first instruments for chorus, orchestra, and band. Also composes and arranges musical works published by Kendor Music and Cimarron Press, performed by various ensembles nationwide.

Offers financial aid to elementary-age students facing financial hardship to enable their participation in three-week summer music programs.

Authored and published a collection of euphonium solos titled 'Kendor Master Repertoire' in 2013, with a second volume 'Kendor Debut Solos' scheduled for release in Fall 2015.

Produces and performs live chamber and orchestral concerts celebrating music from Japanese anime, video games, and animated films, including series such as Sailor Moon, Saint Seiya, Digimon, Dragon Ball, and Cardcaptor Sakura, primarily in New York and surrounding communities. These include recurring performances in the ANiMATO concert series and anniversary tributes featuring original orchestrations and expanded arrangements.

Creates and presents digital concert experiences, including the ANiMATO digital series, featuring curated tributes to anime music such as Digimon and Animal Crossing: New Horizons, distributed via YouTube to a global audience.

Produces and releases digital albums and videos featuring arranged music from anime and video games, including series such as Dragon Ball, Neon Genesis Evangelion, One Piece, Digimon, Saint Seiya, and Sailor Moon, performed by chamber ensembles, pop orchestras, and mixed ensembles.

Hosts three annual PianoRites events in August at McCall Preserve, featuring pianists in performances that integrate music with the natural setting and sense of place.

Hosts annual two-day Piano Marathon events at the Jamesport Meeting House featuring young professional pianists from Stony Brook University performing classical and contemporary repertoire, with multiple editions held each year since at least 2023.

Runs Poquatuck Hall for All!, a community-based program offering participatory music, storytelling, and creative experiences to promote socialization, well-being, and local identity on Long Island’s North Fork.

Organizes the second edition of Energia Internacional in September 2026 in collaboration with Greenport and Southold municipalities, showcasing cultural, artistic, and linguistic diversity through a series of events highlighting local communities.

Produces a six-month-long music festival from April to September featuring over twenty-five events across unconventional venues on the North Fork of Long Island, showcasing classical and contemporary music integrated with history and the natural environment.

Organizes and presents an annual concert series titled "New Music Under the Big Sky" featuring contemporary and genre-defying performances, held annually since at least 2022 in Long Island.