This album is a collection of solo piano works composed between 2009 and 2025, shaped by reflection, memory, and long-form listening. The pieces draw on traditional forms—preludes, nocturnes, waltzes, hymns, and tone poems—while allowing each to function as a self-contained meditation on time, place, and continuity.

Hōkūlani Children's Theatre of Molokai: Performances 4/25 & 4/26 Lānaʻi Academy of Performing Arts: Performances 6/4 &6/5 *click image to view playbill from the LAPA production A New Children's Musical by Matt Glickstein and Jason Spraggins * Listen to Demos: LINK License the Show: LINK As hosts of a present-day podcast present their latest episode, Flight of the Mothman, the audience is swept back in time to 1984, where a cryptid-infused mystery unfolds at a popular s

*click image to view full Playbill Program LICENSE THE SHOW: LINK Premiere Performance by The Lanai Academy of Performing Arts: June 7th and 9th 2024 Jo and the Gigalytes A New Sci-Fi Musical (with special casting for children and children at heart) Beneath the glass dome of a futuristic alien base called the Bubble, Jo lives in a world dominated by technology, fear, and Artificial Intelligence. Feeling out of place in the insulated, conformist society, he embarks on a transf

www.crawlspacemusical.com ​ LICENSE THE SHOW: LINK Crawlspace premiered with a series of performances by the Tech Players of Tennessee Tech University under the direction of Mark Creter. The show later received a workshop and two staged readings by the Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga, which also produced its second full production in December 2023. Years after interviewing accused serial killer John Wayne Gacy, Dr. Judy Matthewson remains haunted by the case. As a forensic ps

Book and Lyrics by Andy Brown Music by Jason Spraggins Based on an original story by Andy Brown Hear early demos (instrumental midi...

Book and Songs by Jason Spraggins with additional lyrics by Andy Brown Back in 2002, I spent the summer writing a Christmas musical called Beyond Bethlehem. It was a two-act show with over twelve original songs. I was fortunate enough to see it performed for the first time in 2004, and I thought I’d share some videos from that initial production. The musical combined both Easter and Christmas themes. It opened and closed at Golgotha, just after the execution of Christ, with