Keith Moss, a South African-born composer, completed advanced studies in composition at Rhodes University and earned his doctorate at the University of Pretoria. He has won prestigious awards, including the SAMRO Overseas Scholarship and the Stefans Grové National Competition, and his works have been performed internationally. Currently based in Wellington, New Zealand, he composes and teaches the Alexander Technique from his studio.
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A Kalahari Eclogue
for orchestra and youth string orchestra
Cello Sonata Nº1
for cello and piano
Hymn for Klara and Eva
for string orchestra (from String Quartet Nº3)
I Am Who I Am
for mezzo-soprano, string quartet and percussion
Iris
arranged for string quartet
love is a place
for SATB, text by e.e. cummings
Moon River
for cello sextet
navem ad somnium
for SATB and flute, text by e.e. cummings, translated by Keith Moss
Oboe Quintet ~ Cagn
for oboe and string quartet
Penido das Fontes
for orchestra
Septet Nº1
for cor anglais, two violins, two violas and two cellos
Tanzanite
for flute and piano
the moon is hiding in her hair
for SATB, text by e.e. cummings
Three Haiku for the Traveller
for SATB, text by Lynette van der Merwe, translated by Keith Moss
Trio Nº1 – Trio Lamentation
for cor anglais, cello and piano
Trio Nº4
for flute, oboe and clarinet
Trio Nº6
for oboe, french horn, piano (and prepared piano)
Two Piéces
for violin and piano
Wynken, Blynken and Nod
for SATB, text by Eugene Field