Larry is a classically trained pianist, who began piano lessons at 5 years old. He started his first band at 13 with his sister and some neighborhood kids. At 15, Larry was playing small concerts with his Christian rock band “Solid Faith” at various youth camps, rallies, and churches in Southern Ca. Larry graduated from high school in 1981 and went on to study piano composition at the University of Redlands. By the time Larry was 20 he was playing the LA and OC club circuits with a variety of bands.
And like so many musicians' stories go...Larry dropped out of college and pursued his music career full time. In the mid-80’s, Larry became involved in a small project studio with a friend, and gained valuable recording studio experience, particularly as a studio musician. Larry has performed as a session keyboardist and/or pre-production midi programmer for a variety of record labels and artists including Sony Music, Suicidal Tendencies and Joe Satriani. Larry co-wrote a song with LA DJ Victor Cedeno called “Baby Now,” pitched specifically for a popular 80's girl trio. Larry has written countless music cues for many “never to be seen by the general public” corporate videos. In 1995, Larry co-wrote "Raining down in Dallas," with country artist Rich Allen.

In 1996, Larry decided he was through with music. Larry began taking night classes at a local college. Larry became very interested in health sciences. He completed all the prerequisites to enter nursing school. Larry entered nursing school and became an RN in 2000. In 2001 he earned his Bachelors of Science in Nursing. With his music career fading farther and farther behind him, Larry entered anesthesia school in 2005 to become a CRNA. After as series of life altering events, Larry decided that music is his calling, not anesthesia. Larry currently works as a critical care nurse, is composing music for his third CD, and plays keyboards at his local church.