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Composer, flutist, synthesist, EWI-ist, and digital orchestrator, Kat Epple, has released twenty-eight albums internationally, is an Emmy and Peabody Award winner, and was a member of the classic Electronic Space Music duo "Emerald Web," which was nominated for a Grammy in 1986.

Her original music compositions for television and film scores include: National Geographic, Nova, CNN, Carl Sagan, The Travel Channel, History Channel, The Guiding Light, PBS, Apple Computers, and NASA among others.

Kat Epple has performed at The United Nations, National Gallery, London's Union Chapel, Guggenheim Museums, MoMA, and for President Bill Clinton at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, She performs concerts as a solo artist, and with various ensembles, including The Devin Townsend Project, Merce Cunningham Dance Company, Symphony Orchestras, White Crow, Katalyst Project,  Sonic Combine and Emerald Web.

In addition to specializing in synthesis, EWI (Electronic Wind Instrument), and digital orchestration, she has traveled the globe, collecting indigenous flutes from various cultures, and often incorporates their unique sounds in her original compositions.


Kat Epple specializes in creating custom music for museum exhibitions, documentaries, gallery installations, educational presentations, archaeological documentaries, and historical tours. Featuring historical period music, dramatic passages, regional, interpretive, and ethnic instruments. The authentic, quality, and appropriate original music is composed to be used as background and foreground music in headset, headphone and amplified speaker systems. Interesting original music complements and enhances the voice over and helps to make the content more interesting and fun. Kat Epple music productions can work within a tight budget and time deadlines. A professional, digital, audio soundtrack can be delivered in whatever file format is required. Some of the museums and galleries featuring Ms. Epple's music are: Metropolitan Museum of Art, Florida Natural History Museum, Randell Research Institute, Useppa Island Historical Society, Alliance for the Arts, Imaginarium Children's Museum, Naples Holocaust Museum, Art of the Olympians, Guggenheim Museum, and The Nature Conservancy.

Emmy Award-winning, Peabody Award-winning, and Grammy-nominated composer and flutist, Kat Epple, has performed at the Guggenheim Museum, Metropolitan Museum, United Nations, and the National Gallery. She has released 23 CDs of original music, and composes music for television, including "National Geographic", PBS, CNN, "Nova", and "Guiding Light". 

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