The Wayfarer Project is focused on the exploration of life, this reality, and the journey of the spirit. Wayfarer is the artist name for the music released by The Wayfarer Project. through the composition of music, TWP explores the relationship between creation and perception.

Wayfarer music seeks to combine the use of aesthetic beauty with techniques for guiding the perception of the listener. Wayfarer music has a wide variety of influences, drawing upon a diverse palette of genres spanning new age, world, jazz, ambient, and abstract art music. Some of the music is intended for expanding the imagination and creative potential, some of the music is for enhancing meditational techniques, and some of the music is for pure enjoyment of sound that conveys the mysteries of the world and our place within it.

Wayfarer music has a wide variety of influences, drawing upon a diverse palette of genres spanning new age, world, jazz, ambient, and abstract art music. Some of the music is intended for expanding the imagination and creative potential, some of the music is for enhancing meditational techniques, and some of the music is for pure enjoyment of sound that conveys the mysteries of the world and our place within it.

Meditation is an important tool in spiritual growth and exploring the reality in which we live. The Wayfarer Project also works on developing and studying meditation techniques. The use of music and sound in meditation is one of the key endeavors of The Wayfarer Project.

Bio

I teach courses in the Digital Arts and Sound Design program in the Music Theory and Composition Department at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami. I also teach Music business, Sound Recording, Music Theory, and Music Appreciation courses at Miami-Dade College.

One of my recent works, Angel Wing, has been performed at the Electro-Acoustic Barn Dance (University of Mary Washington - October, 2011) and the Transy Studio 300 Electronic Music Festival (Transylvania University - September, 2011). Angel Wing has also been selected for performance at the 13th Biennial Symposium of Art and Technology at the American Center for Art and Technology (Connecticut College - March, 2012). I have also had works performed in the SEAMUS 2010 National Conference (January, 2010), the New West Electronic Arts and Music Organization Concert Festival (October, 2008), and the Florida Electro-Acoustic Student Festival (Florida International University - November, 2005 and November, 2008). I have also had numerous performances in the 12 Nights of Electronic Music and Art concert series.

I have also been participating in a number of side projects, such as being a performing and composing member of PDMD, a South Florida-based electro-acoustic ensemble which also features Ferdinando De Sena, Nestor Prieto, and Brian Del Toro. We have been featured in a number of South Florida Art Gallery performances and have performed for the SEAMUS 2010 National Conference. I am also the Composer/Producer behind The Wayfarer Project, which produces music for meditation as well as new age entertainment.

Education:

Doctor of Musical Arts in Composition, University of Miami
Master of Music in Media Writing and Production, University of Miami
Master of Music in Composition/Theory, Pennsylvania State University
Master of Music in Saxophone Performance, Pennsylvania State University
Bachelor of Arts in Music, Lebanon Valley College

Composer Website: www.lawrencewmoore.com