Sue Moxon is a classically trained composer, multi-instrumentalist and teacher.
Her music has a great deal of diversity which allows her to work on many different projects from film and multimedia productions to educational print music for instrumental groups and soloists.
Influenced by many forms including ambient, world music, minimalism, classical and jazz styles, Sue has also found inspiration through life experiences as well as various art forms. Composers and performers that have inspired and influenced Sue's music are as diverse as her music itself – they include Brian Eno, Steve Reich, Phillip Glass, Keith Jarrett, Esbjorn Svensson Trio, Ravel, Debussy, Bach, Brad Mehldau, Avishi Coen and Shai Maestro.
Sue has composed for short films such as Die Violine [Cannes Film Festival - short film section 2014], Site 281 [trailer 2013] , The Suicide Projects [2011] and multimedia projects including Broken - Harmony House [2002]. She has also created Moxon Music - the sheet music side of her compositions with a focus on music for performance and education including a catalog of graded works for String Orchestra, Guitar Ensemble and Marimba groups.
Sue performs on various instruments including Hang and Handpan, Piano, Cello, Classical-style Guitar, and Drone Flute. In live performances she prefers small acoustic environments where she creates atmospheric and often improvised sound-scape experiences for audiences.
When it comes to any creative endeavour, I want to express where I am and how I’m feeling from the depths of my being. I find inspiration all around me - the good, the bad and everything in between and I try to capture this in my work - that's where I find my passion. When I approach music in this way there is a rawness and vulnerability that finds its way into my compositions and I feel truly connected.
