Working with RTcmix lately and ran across these. Prentis Hall, 1999. Enjoy.
(RTcmix takes four snippets of violin recordings--two vintage & two modern--and builds on their characteristics, including analog noise, vibrato, and glissando.)

RTcmix Study 1a (four violin fragments with analog and digital noise)

Keith Moore uses the fields of acoustics and psychoacoustics to compose expressive and conceptually rich instrumental works that compel listeners to consider the beauty and breadth of perception itself.

Moore completed his D.M.A. at Columbia University studying with Fred Lerdahl, Tristan Murail and George Lewis. His teachers also include Sir Harrison Birtwistle (M.M., King’s College), Alvin Lucier, Anthony Braxton, Neely Bruce (M.A., Wesleyan University) and the storied composition faculty of the University of Illinois (B.M.). He has participated in extended courses with David Tudor, Joan Tower, James Tenney, Pauline Oliveros, Brian Ferneyhough and Martin Bresnick.

ABSOLUTE SONICS

Roland Emile Kuit’s artistic path is undeniably marked by a tenacious drive to redefine the horizons of sonic art and composition. With his groundbreaking installations, enveloping sonic environments, and intellectually stimulating performances, he defies entrenched norms and encourages audiences to traverse unexplored territories of sound and space. Kuit’s pioneering contributions to the discipline have not only garnered him global acclaim but have also catalyzed engaging discourse, thereby revolutionizing our understanding of sound as a medium of artistic expression.
 - Ewah Shah

https://rolandkuit.com/

This an easy way to get quick access to recent (& not-so-recent) works of mine. Contact me with any queries. REQUEST: Should you wish to play my work, I ask you include it on a program that reflect the values of belonging, and make an honest effort to be fully inclusive. Thank you.

(pronounced Road-HEE or Rhoad-DAH)

RTcmix Study 1a (four violin fragments with analog and digital noise)

Keith Moore, Composer