With jet-black hair perfectly matching her grand piano, sophomore Vivian Wang smiles at the camera, albeit a bit awkwardly.

Her demeanor is playful, perhaps simple, and it shows in her music. Listening to her gives a sense of simple, even childish, happiness. She’s anything but flashy.

To most people, senior Jonathon Stutchman is a student, a leader, a classmate, a friend, and even a musician, yet few people know that behind his quiet exterior Stutchman harbors a hidden talent: He is a composer.

His talent and passion for both writing and playing music has remained generally unknown because he has little involvement in the school's music department.

Stutchman is a self-taught composer who has penned more than 40 full pieces of music, of which two have been published.