During the summer between high school and college, Gregory was part of a month long international orchestra tour with the Long Island Youth Orchestra.  The orchestra was honored with performances in Australia, New Zealand, Samoa, and the Cook Islands. 

In 2004, Greg entered the Crane School of Music.  At Crane, he was under the tutelage of several very accomplished violinists.  He began his studies with John Lindsay,  the concertmaster of The Orchestra of Northern NY, and a revered soloist.  Subsequently, Greg joined the studio of Dr. Sarah Hersh.  Dr. Hersh studied with such famed pedagogues as Dr. Shinichi Suzuki, and is one of the designated teacher trainers of the Suzuki method in the United States.  Greg credits Dr. hersh with having a huge impact on both his playing and teaching style.

Greg had many accolades during his studies at Crane.  He was a member of a student string quartet, and The Crane Symphony Orchestra for four years, in addition to being chosen for the select opera and ballet orchestras.  In 2005, Gregory performed at Carnegie Hall in NYC as part of the Crane Symphony Orchestra.  At the end of the next year, Gregory's String Quartet won an audition and became featured performers at the NY Governor's Inauguration in Albany, NY.  In 2008, Greg graduated Suma Cum Laude, with a Bachelor's degree in Music Education.

Today, at 24, Gregory resides in his home town of West Islip, NY.  He performs as a member of the West Islip String Ensemble, and teaches violin and piano while continuing his studies as a graduate student at Stony Brook University.