As a chamber musician, orchestral player, and soloist, Grace enjoys performing in various settings. She is also passionate about coaching, mentoring, and teaching.

Grace recently completed her undergraduate degree (B.M. Performance, May 2023) at St. Olaf College. She recently started her graduate degree (M.Mus. Performance, ant.2026) at University of British Columbia School of Music, with a focus in collaborative performance and advanced violin pedagogy. View upcoming performance and events and read more in her Full Biography.

Artistic collaboration is a focal point of Grace's career, through creative projects intersecting interdisciplinary fields. Her goal is to create innovative and fun experiences for audiences of all ages.

She currently performs regularly as a duo with Will Rand in the Pacific Northwest area of the U.S. and Canada. Check out her new commission project Resilience Sounds!

Grace’s teaching approach prioritizes the development of both technical skills and musicality as a core to being a well-rounded musician at any age! She has experience and is passionate about coaching young musicians in chamber music settings and orchestral clinics.

By focusing on proper set-up, healthy physical + practice habits, and solid technique, Grace aims to create a nurturing learning atmosphere where students can thrive and learn to enjoy playing + performing.

To inquire about availability for teaching or coaching, please visit her private teaching page or contact page.

While in her undergraduate degree, Grace co-founded Synergy Musicians' Collective, a student-led instrumental collective serving performers, composers, and conductors at St. Olaf College.

During her time as Co-Artistic Director, the group presented five distinct projects/concerts to the Southeastern Minnesota area. Each concert was thoughtfully curated by a team of students and advisors, bringing together multiple academic areas of St. Olaf in interdisciplinary collaboration. Examples of these aspects in concerts included live dance interpretation to music, live art created, audience participation in live composition/improvisation, spoken work/poetry, and more.

From musical leadership contributions starting at St. Olaf College, Grace is developing arts administration and project development skills in work with various musical and arts non-profit organizations.

Her skills include artistic planning, grant writing, event and concert curation, festival student recruitment, budget management, contract writing, and more. She currently works with t EarthStory, International Cello Institute, FilAm Music Foundation, and the Við Djúpið Music Festival.

The people that surround Grace give her inspiration. Capturing their emotions and artistic personality through portrait photography allows both Grace and the subject to find environments where there can be experimentation and comfort, while creating images that feel like them.

Having a background in 35mm and 120mm film development, Grace has also been captured by the power of light and dark. Through landscape and architectural photography, she continues examining spaces through this lens. View some of her favorites in her photo portfolio.

From Grace’s familial background in forest health, conservation, and habitat management, she continues to work seasonally to protect existing and emerging tree species, strives to ensure safe wildlife habitats, and to sustain ethical forest conservation practices alongside her family on her tree farm / protected forest land in Northwest Montana, U.S.A. She is a registered member of the American Tree Farm Association (ATFA). Three River Ranches has continued to serve as a model of proper forest management through ATFA, certified for over 30 years.