Jerome Moross first encountered the American West on a cross-country trip in 1936. It was a transformative experience that would influence many of his future film and concert works. Energetic syncopations of his native New York City bolstered an easy lyrical gift. A good Moross melody might easily pass for genuine American folk music. Saddle up for selections from “The Big Country,” “The Proud Rebel,” “The Valley of Gwangi,” and “The Jayhawkers.” We breathe the open air with music of great vitality, Friday at 6 pm.
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Picture Perfect: July 31 - Out West with Jerome Moross
