Wiese teaches at Berklee College of Music as Associate Professor of Ear Training and Adjunct Professor of Composition. Currently a doctoral student at NEC in composition under John Heiss, his works have been heard in places such as New York City, Boston, Charlotte, Denver, Houston, Saratoga Springs, The Walt Disney World Resort, and internationally in Oslo, Norway and Moldova.

Multiple performers and ensembles, including loadbang, Imani Winds, Navy Band Northeast, Air Force Band of Our National Heritage, Dinosaur Annex, The ____ Experiment, Exponential Ensemble, Box Not Found, Worcester Polytechnic Concert Band, New England Conservatory Contemporary Ensemble, Some Assembly Required, guitarist Aaron Larget-Caplan, Kalliope Reed Quintet, oboist Kristin Leitterman, pianist Donald Berman, oboist Kemp Jernigan, soprano Corrine Byrne, Duo Zonda, members of the Beo String Quartet, WordSong Boston, Untitled Roots, Hub New Music, bassoonist Christin Schillinger, the Ithaca New Music Collective, and many others have performed his music.

In the past, he was composer-in-residence for the Ithaca College New Voices Literary Festival (a series that he founded), participated in the 2018 Collage New Music Composers’ Colloquium, and held a residency with the Ball State University Xenharmonic Music Alliance as part of the inaugural 2018 Xenharmonic New Music Showcase. He also composed the fanfare for the 121st Ithaca College Commencement Ceremony.

He has also worked administratively with several organizations and ensembles, including Philip Glass’s record label Orange Mountain Music, the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra and Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra combined, The Woodlands Chamber Music Project in Texas, and WordSong Boston, where his planning helped create the concert series’ tenth- anniversary celebrations.