the Music of Steve Moshier...

[adam kondor]

... is enough for a lifetime. Why should we listen to anything more?

It is rich, always beautiful, intelligent, "humane", sometimes sweet, sometimes aggressive, expresses a whole lot of emotions but always in a "contained" way - in one word it reflects the totality of life. It is even "scientific"...

Does his "style" have any flaws? I don't think so...

Tell me if you agree! Or contradict me (if you dare)! :)

[Steve Moshier]

Again, I want to thank all who responded...

[Steve Moshier]

Case of the Celluloid Kali

[adam kondor]

weird and spooky... Who is this Mr(s). Kali?

Steve Moshier said:

Case of the Celluloid Kali

[Steve Moshier]

A Big Work:
Enough Rope: A 10-Part Song Cycle On The Poems Of Dorothy Parker

[Steve Moshier]

A f****** anthem!
Because We Care (1981)

[Steve Moshier]

The earliest work (1981):
Seventh Heaven: Piano Trio (1981)

[adam kondor]

kinda revealing!... :) (young composer in search of his voice) (already astonishingly bold)

Steve Moshier said:

The earliest work (1981):

[adam kondor]

The name is Clem Snide - I am a Private Ass Hole - I will take on any job any identity any body - I will do anything difficult dangerous or downright dirty for a price -
"I don't care myself you understand"
Maybe I’m a Martian when the Crystals are down.

adam kondor said:

weird and spooky... Who is this Mr(s). Kali?

Steve Moshier said:

Case of the Celluloid Kali

[Steve Moshier]

Another fave:
Hero of the Blast Furnace (1983)

[Steve Moshier]

E'CHE (1985) w/Anna Homler

[Steve Moshier]

So this belongs in this thread:
Shadows from the Underworld (1997)

[adam kondor]

I love its length! maybe you should go against the trend, Steve, and write long pieces...?

Steve Moshier said:

So this belongs in this thread:
Shadows from the Underworld (1997)