Tree of Life was featured in the Come, Follow Me (Art Companion) during the week of January 15–21, 2024! (It was also previously featured during the week of January 13–19, 2020!) The Come, Follow Me (Art Companion) is produced by … Read More
I just added my piece Carving the Noise (2010) to my online portfolio! Take a look here.
We had a great Community Christmas Concert this year! The concert took place 7:00–8:15 PM on Saturday, December 8, 2018 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse in College Station, TX. From a spatial music perspective, there … Read More
My latest article “Multichannel Works for Nonstationary Audiences” has been published in the Fall 2018 issue of the Computer Music Journal: John D. Moeller, “Multichannel Works for Nonstationary Audiences,” Computer Music Journal, 42:3 (Fall, 2018), pp. 17-27. © 2018 Massachusetts … Read More
Setting up for the premiere of Tree of Life in the black box theater at Texas A&M University!
Putting together the wood-block cores for the twenty-four sound-producing units of my new piece! See this post for a preview of what each unit will look like.
I am in the process of selecting a scent to diffuse through the performance space for my new work. These are samples from a few scent companies. Each bag contains a paper strip that was dipped into a scent that … Read More
The first fully-functioning prototype for the sound-production units for my new piece!
We had an unexpected fly-over of two helicopters during a performance of First Vision on the morning of July 9, 2016. They flew over the performance area about 150 feet above the ground. First Vision is designed to be performed … Read More
On April 1, 2018 my work Life (2008, binaural version) was part of the first Festival Eurek’art in Bordeaux, France. The festival took place over three days at the Marché des Douves in Bordeaux (3/30/18 to 4/1/18). Octandre, a composers’ … Read More
A performance of First Vision on the East Lawn of Texas A&M University that took place on April 5, 2017, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.! Included here is time-lapse video of part of the set up, and walk-about audio … Read More