Artist description Composer, author and solo artist, Jeff Norberry, has performed and self-produced soundtracks for theatre, written word and life since 1987. Collections of compositions include "JeffMusik", explorations into the creative act through the electronic medium; "Elszabet's Dream", pieces inspired by the the book "Tom O'Bedlam" by Robert Silverberg; the soundtrack for "The Odyssey", a theatrical presentation produced and toured by The National Theatre of the Deaf; and various individual compositions including ske tches for proposed movie soundtracks. Craig Anderton, in a review of Jeff's music in Electronic Musician magazine, wrote: "...huge, sonorous melodies...grandly orchestrated. So grand, they should be broadcast from blimps." Currently, Jeff is in the process of penning a libretto for a musical based on the life and creative energy of Michelangelo Buonarroti. He has recently co-authored a book about the artist based on a series of interviews done with Michelangelo and several of his contemporaries through a channeller. JeffMusik, in all its various forms, has always been an experience of creativity through contact with the higher Self. These pieces explore Spirit through expression. They are journeys on which to embark through immersion, paths to follow on the road to emergence...and great driving music.

Music Style Soundtracks for life

Musical Influences Film scores, classical, O'Hearn, Vollenweider, Jenkins

Similar Artists Patrick O'Hearn

Artist History Performing as a solo act, Jeff has been playing in coffee houses, clubs or his parent's living room for most of his life. As an group, he has been together for most of that time. Currently, he is very often found pounding on a djembe.

Instruments Principly synthesizers and other keyboards

Location St. Petersburg, FL - USA

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