Gunther Schuller, a significant mentor to Fred, recently passed away in June. Schuller was an American composer, conductor, horn player, author, historian, and jazz musician. Schuller’s guidance and generosity was invaluable to Fred during the crucial early years of his…
Fred has just finished 4 jazz concerts in the San Francisco Bay area with bassist Jeff Denson and drummer Dillan Vado. The photo is after their last concert at the Carlisle in San Francisco.
Fred just returned from being on the road nearly nonstop for over three months. From March 8 to June 12, he played 98 recitals in California, Arizona, Florida, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Washington DC. He is now…
HEMET: Technique and technology highlight Frederick Moyer’s recital – pe.com 3/13/15
Last week Fred was at WGBH studios in Boston recording this favorite concerto. Except here, there was no orchestra. Fred recorded the piano part alone. Now, Stephen Ware will “wrap” the orchestra around the piano. Stephen is a specialist in…
Happy New Year Friends! Fred finished off his 2014 concert season with 28 performances in November and December that spanned from Maine to Florida. Here are some raves (used with permission) from the concert presenters: 11/1/14 – Solo Piano Recital…
This YouTube selection features Fred performing the “Fugue” from Ferruccio Busoni’s transcription of Bach’s “Prelude and Fugue in D Major.” Click here to listen! The piece comes from Fred’s first release on the JRI Recordings label, J101: “Preludes, Fugues, and…
A selection of Fred’s favorite pieces (from his 23 releases on the JRI Recordings Label) have been added to YouTube! In this video, Fred plays Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue.” Click here to view the video on Youtube! This track, along…
For the past week, Fred has been busy recording with cellist Nancy Green. The duo will be releasing these recording as part of an upcoming double album, which will feature the complete set of Beethoven’s Cello Sonatas. Stay tuned! 10/14/14
Music Minus One (www.musicminusone.com) has released a new CD of Fred performing Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No. 4 in C Minor. The orchestra was created by a computer using a technique called “sampling.” Fred has made several concerto recordings this way…
