Glen Moore

Among the longtime users of Oregon, Glen Moore’s taking part in is commonly within the introspective aspect with thoughtful and melodic improvisations which are available to the impact of folk, classical, and cultural music. He began on bass when he was 13 and freelanced in NY within the middle-’60s. Moore documented with Nick Brignola in 1967, performed part-time using the Paul Bley Synthesizer Present during 1969-1971, was with Paul Winter’s Consort in 1970, and left to greatly help type Oregon. Furthermore to his use the eclectic group, Glen Moore documented with Annette Peacock, Larry Coryell, Ralph Towner, and Zbigniew Seifert, and several non-jazz schedules. He in addition has led schedules for Enja, Elektra, and Audioquest, and performed duets with vocalist Nancy Ruler (as Ruler & Moore); the duo provides documented for Justice.