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Faculty Eric Moe

(Composition)

Professor of Music
PhD, University of California at Berkeley, 1982

209 Music Building
412-624-4198
www.ericmoe.net
emoe@pitt.edu

Fields

Composer of "music of winning exuberance" ( New York Times ). Pianist.

Teaching

Composition and Analysis Tutorial, Music Theory, Introduction to Analysis, Composition Seminar, Electronic Music.

Selected Honors and Awards

Lakond Award, American Academy of Arts and Letters.

Guggenheim Fellowship.

Wellesley Composer's Conference Fellowship.

Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Fellowship.

Residencies at the MacDowell Colony, Yaddo, Bellagio, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, the Millay Colony, the Ragdale Foundation, the Montana Artists Refuge, and the American Dance Festival.

Selected Commisions

Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

Fromm Foundation (2)

Koussevitzky Foundation

Meet-the Composer Commissioning/USA

Selected Recordings

Sonnets to Orpheus and Siren Songs (Koch International Classics CD, 2001)

Kicking and Screaming (Albany Records, 2003)

Up & At 'Em (Albany Records, 2002)

On the Tip of My Tongue: Chamber and Electroacoustic Music of Eric Moe (Centaur 1997)

For a complete discography, see http://www.ericmoe.net.

Selected Recordings as a piano soloist

New American Waltzes, waltzes for piano by two generations of American composers (Albany Records, 2004).

Other recordings on Koch, CRI (New World), Mode, and AK/Coburg labels, performing the music of John Cage, Roger Zahab, Marc-Antonio Consoli, Mathew Rosenblum, and Felix Draeseke.

Selected Recent Compositions

Tri-Stan (2003) sit-trag for mezzo-soprano and ten players.

Strange Exclaiming Music (2004) for violin and piano

Hey Mr. Drummachine Man (2004) for piano and boombox.

Teeth of the Sea (2003) for percussion solo (2 conga drums, or conga and tumba).

Preamble & Dreamsong from the 4-5 a.m. REM Stage (2003) for alto flute and piano.

Fierce Lament (2002) for chamber orchestra.

down the stream, merrily (2002) for two marimbas.

Pulaski Skyway Waltz (2002) for solo piano

Eight Point Turn (2001) for fl, ob, cln, bsn, vla, cb, perc, pno. Commissioned by the Philadelphia Music Project and the NEA for Rel'che.

Three Ways to Relieve Tension (2001) for solo piano.

Dead Elf Tugboat (2000) for flute and keyboard sampler.

Repeat Offender (2000) for fl, cln, alto sax, vln, vlc, perc, pno

No Time Like the Present (1996) commissioned by the Pittsburgh Symphony.

Complete list of compositions and first performances

Activities

Codirector, Music on the Edge new music concert series, University of Pittsburgh.

Director, University of Pittsburgh Electroacoustic Music Studio

Founding member, EARPLAY, San Francisco.

Board of trustees, Robert Miller Fund and Composers Conference

Advisory board, Princeton University Music Department

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Staff

Dorothy Shallenberger
Administrator
shallen@pitt.edu
412-624-4127

Rose Booth
Receptionist
rbooth@pitt.edu
412-624-4126

Joan McDonald
Secretary
jdm30@pitt.edu
412-624-4124

Assistant to Jazz Director
412-624-4187

Phil Thompson
Communications Coordinator
concerts@pitt.edu
412 624-4125

Jason Squinobal
William R. Robinson Studio Manager
jjs75@pitt.edu
412-624-9193

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4/19/07