Moore’s concert In My Hands, begins with passionate Piano Sonata 1.X.1905 by Czech composer Leos Janacek, followed by another piece from 1905, remarkably different; Charles Ives’ Three-Page Sonata. Marking the sense of touch, Elena Kats Chernin’s Tast-en exposing the piano keys will also be played aside to Amsterdam-based Australian Kate Moore’s Sensitive Spot. American Frederic Rzewski, uniquely places Andrew Marvel’s classic poem To His Coy Mistress alongside Jerome Kitzke’s Bringing Roses with Her Words and Martin Bresnick’s piece written especially for Moore Willies Way.
Moore’s ability to act, improvise, play, sing and speak in her performances has sparked raving reviews, landing performances with the New York City Ballet, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Centre, the Australian Chamber Orchestra, and many more.
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