November 15, 2019 (Ted Moore With Anne La Berge)

(2020) string quartet and tape

Commissioned by National Sawdust
as part of the Live@NationalSawdust Digital Discovery Festival
​performed by JACK Quartet

triangle

(2020) piano four hands and tape

Commissioned by HOCKET 
for #What202SoundsLike

apsis ii

recorded in live performance at K77 Studio in Berlin, DE
July 9, 2022

improvisation: Nina Guo (voice) & Ted Moore (electronics)

performed by Prairie Ghost (Erica Dicker and Dana Jessen)

crunch

music composed by Ted Moore https://www.tedmooremusic.com/
performed by Kyle Hutchins, baritone saxophone http://www.jefferykylehutchins.com/

video of performance: https://youtu.be/FN71qPEhnyo
video design: https://youtu.be/qUv5gQdTVOg

recorded at Virginia Tech University, May 2023

edited & mixed by Ted Moore
mastered by Matt Mehlan at The Stuudio

special thanks to composer & saxophonist Olly Sellwood

saccades

(2018) for string quartet, 6 channel tape, PVC tubes, and DMX lights

live performance recorded on April 5, 2018
by Spektral Quartet
CHIMEFEST
Logan Center for the Arts
University of Chicago
Chicago, IL

mixed by Ted Moore
CHIME Studio
University of Chicago

circle by Ted Moore

(2018) for orchestra
recorded by Chicago Civic Orchestra February 5, 2019

patina

tap by Ted Moore
recorded by Line Upon Line Percussion
January 2019

full multimedia version: https://vimeo.com/339268455

"hold" is a tape composition created for Chicago Civic Orchestra's 100 year anniversary live stream, March 29, 2020. 

It was created using samples of individual orchestra members playing their part to Tchaikovsky's 5th symphony along with other electronic sounds, including feedback bassoon sounds made with collaborator Ben Roidl-Ward.

This work is not only to celebrate Civic's 100 year history, but is also a reflection on the COVID-19 crisis, which is the reason the event was changed from a live performance to a live stream.

"hold" is meant to express the loss and frustration of so many arts activities that are currently on hold, the millions of people who are going to have a hard time holding on financially during and after this crisis, and a suggested way of comforting each other during this time.

hold

(he / him / his)

composer, improviser, multimedia artist, educator

Ted Moore

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