Bob Moore Composer
Biography
Bob Moore is a composer with a multifaceted resume. To date he has published nearly 200 choral and instrumental works, many of which have been recorded on 6 CDs and appear in various hymnals. He was a resident composer in the Faith Partners Program, sponsored by the American Composers Forum, and has received numerous commissions from various churches and performers. In addition to sacred music, his catalog contains art songs and compositions for solo piano and other chamber ensembles.
Most recently, he was selected as a finalist for the Jacksonville Symphony’s 2008 Fresh Ink Competition for Anamcara, and The Singers was awarded first prize in the Longfellow Chorus International Composers' Competition.
For 20 years he served as the Director of Liturgical Music at San Jose Catholic Church in Jacksonville, Florida, where he developed an exceptional music ministry. From 2005 to 2008 he was the Director of Music Ministry at the Cathedral-Basilica of St. Augustine and is currently the Music Director for St. Patrick's Episcopal Church.
He will soon begin his first season as Artistic Director of the Orange Park Chorale. He has served as music director for the Amelia Island Chorale, has taught band and chorus, and has maintained a healthy studio of private students.
As a pianist, he performs jazz and experimental music regularly with percussionist Tony Steve. Bob teaches in the Duval County Public Schools.
Bob studied composition with Richard Proulx, William Schirmer, Gordon Goodwin and Bud Udell at the University of South Carolina, Jacksonville University (BM, 1990) and the University of Florida.
In addition to his musical pursuits, Bob practices yoga, has earned a 1st degree Black Belt in Taekwon-do, enjoys cooking and being a father and a husband to his new bride, Annette Talbert.
Bob, Dr. Bill Schirmer and Tony Steve.
Bob conducting the Amelia Island Chorale.
With Jim Wright, performing Canticle. 
Bob and Dr. Carole Clifford.
