Robert Moevs  I first met Robert Moevs through his music.  It was April 12, 1958 when George Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra gave the world premiere of Three Symphonic Pieces.  What I remember about that premiere is that the sounds were bold and startling.  Their syntax was unlike anything I had heard previously, possibly excepting Le Sacre de Printemps.  I seem dimly to remember a wild contrabassoon solo.  Hearing this work left a deep impression. More....

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