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JPM scored the music for this amazing documentary film titled, “Path To Geshe“. This indie film by Bill Judge is NOW AVAILABLE for purchase or download.
Additionally, Blue Canoe Records will be releasing the music soundtrack from J.P.M. on June 14, 2011. This CD will be available directly from JPM’s Merch storefront as well as itunes, amazon, emusic +. More info on the Audio CD will be available at that time.
Additionally, Blue Canoe Records will be releasing the music soundtrack from J.P.M. on June 14, 2011. This CD will be available directly from JPM’s Merch storefront as well as itunes, amazon, emusic +. More info on the Audio CD will be available at that time.
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Geshe is a Tibetan word meaning ‘virtuous friend’. Geshe is also the title earned by one who has completed the roughly 20-year course of study at Sera-Jey Monastic University. Filmed at Sera Jey in South India, “Path to Geshe” immerses you in the color-rich world of a Tibetan monastery, a world of unexpected laughter and joyous effort set against the rigors of monastic study and intense dedication to the Buddha Dharma.
“Although the bulk “Path to Geshe” was shot over two trips to Sera in south India beginning in 2008 my personal journey to this wondrous place began with my first visit in 1993. Each visit since then has been like a home coming for a long lost brother. Living with the monks of Sera, who have become family to me, has been an amazing experience, I am honored to share the story of life at this amazing place with you.” – William Judge
Geshe is a Tibetan word meaning ‘virtuous friend’. Geshe is also the title earned by one who has completed the roughly 20-year course of study at Sera-Jey Monastic University. Filmed at Sera Jey in South India, “Path to Geshe” immerses you in the color-rich world of a Tibetan monastery, a world of unexpected laughter and joyous effort set against the rigors of monastic study and intense dedication to the Buddha Dharma.
“Although the bulk “Path to Geshe” was shot over two trips to Sera in south India beginning in 2008 my personal journey to this wondrous place began with my first visit in 1993. Each visit since then has been like a home coming for a long lost brother. Living with the monks of Sera, who have become family to me, has been an amazing experience, I am honored to share the story of life at this amazing place with you.” – William Judge
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JPM appears on several recent CD releases by:
Bryant Thompson – “Puzzle Pieces”
Ryan Carson – “Ryan Carson EP”
Philip Stanley Klein – “New Heart”
Bryant Thompson – “Puzzle Pieces”
Ryan Carson – “Ryan Carson EP”
Philip Stanley Klein – “New Heart”
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Joseph Patrick Moore recently completed scoring the music for the documentary movie by William Judge titled, “The Path To Geshe”. This documentary movie is scheduled for release within the next 60 days and more info will be posted as it gets closer to the release date: Dark Hollow Films
Additionally, JPM is working out the details of releasing the music from the movie as an audio CD. More info on this release, posted very soon – stay tuned…
Additionally, JPM is working out the details of releasing the music from the movie as an audio CD. More info on this release, posted very soon – stay tuned…
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JPM appears on Dan Baraszu’s latest CD release titled: Planet Zu (Featuring Dan Baraszu) – In The Light Of Day. Joseph plays electric and fretless bass throughout. Buy on itunes
Featuring:
Dan Baraszu – guitar
David Ellington – B3
Marlon Patton – drums
JPM – bass
Dan Baraszu – guitar
David Ellington – B3
Marlon Patton – drums
JPM – bass
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Catch JPM performing with jazz legend Earl Klugh on the 2010 Eric Clapton Crossroads DVD. Available now at Best Buy, Amazon, Walmart, Target +
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Original Post by: Joseph Patrick Moore
Today (May 11th, 2010) my newest CD “To Africa With Love” is released on Blue Canoe Records. I’m so excited to share this recording with you and hope that you will check it out and enjoy!
As the title suggests, “To Africa With Love” is a collection of songs inspired by the magical enchantment of Africa, fused with my musical influences and American heritage. These audio vibrations are a snapshot of my life from June 2008 through the completion of this recording on February 11th, 2010. Through happiness and pain, this recording captures my daily journey of the many facets in the creative process. The composition, arrangement, performance, engineering, mix and overall production of this audio diary reflects my present musical and spiritual state.
Music has no boundaries and can not be separated by oceans, governments and principalities. Music has the power to uplift, connect, heal and create universal harmony for the human race. As God‘s vessel, each of us are on a spiritual journey to develop and embrace the gifts He has given to us. With these gifts we should be reminded to develop and share them for and with our fellow man. Each of our unique thumbprints should not be taken for granted but must be utilized for the greater good. It is my sincere hope that this CD captures and embraces this spirit, as it is the nucleus of every note and creative thought I relay to you.
This CD would not have been possible without the following artist’s who added their unique thumbprint to this recording:
Tyrone Jackson (keys)
Brian Carl (guitar)
Wayne Viar (drums/percussion)
Charlie Wood (vocals)
Seth Condrey (vocals, acoustic guitar)
Chinua Hawk (vocals)
Abbes Bouzefrane (vocals)
Ken Love (mastering)
To Listen, Hear, Watch, Buy visit
Sincerely,
Joseph Patrick Moore
As the title suggests, “To Africa With Love” is a collection of songs inspired by the magical enchantment of Africa, fused with my musical influences and American heritage. These audio vibrations are a snapshot of my life from June 2008 through the completion of this recording on February 11th, 2010. Through happiness and pain, this recording captures my daily journey of the many facets in the creative process. The composition, arrangement, performance, engineering, mix and overall production of this audio diary reflects my present musical and spiritual state.
Music has no boundaries and can not be separated by oceans, governments and principalities. Music has the power to uplift, connect, heal and create universal harmony for the human race. As God‘s vessel, each of us are on a spiritual journey to develop and embrace the gifts He has given to us. With these gifts we should be reminded to develop and share them for and with our fellow man. Each of our unique thumbprints should not be taken for granted but must be utilized for the greater good. It is my sincere hope that this CD captures and embraces this spirit, as it is the nucleus of every note and creative thought I relay to you.
This CD would not have been possible without the following artist’s who added their unique thumbprint to this recording:
Tyrone Jackson (keys)
Brian Carl (guitar)
Wayne Viar (drums/percussion)
Charlie Wood (vocals)
Seth Condrey (vocals, acoustic guitar)
Chinua Hawk (vocals)
Abbes Bouzefrane (vocals)
Ken Love (mastering)
To Listen, Hear, Watch, Buy visit
Sincerely,
Joseph Patrick Moore
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"To Africa With Love “Single” (featuring Seth Condrey) is released today. Fans of Joseph’s more fusion based jazz music may be surprised to hear this original tune, co-written with former Dove Award winner Seth Condrey (vocals). This song is very reminiscent of U2/Coldplay and is part of the CD collection “To Africa With Love” scheduled for release on May 11th, 2010 on Blue Canoe Records.
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The title track from Joseph Patrick Moore’s upcoming CD – “To Africa With Love” will be available at JPM’s official store, itunes, Amazon.com, Emusic.com and many others on April 13th, 2010. The full CD will be available on May 11th, 2010.
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Original Post by: Joseph Patrick Moore
I’ve been busy completing my 8th CD titled – “To Africa With Love“. The mastering was completed by Ken Love at MasterMix in Nashville, TN on February 11th, 2010.
I’m so excited to share this new CD!! The release date(s) are as follows:
* “To Africa With Love“ (single – featuring Seth Condrey): to be released on April 13th, 2010
* “To Africa With Love” (full CD – 13 songs): to be released on Blue Canoe Records on May 11th, 2010
* “To Africa With Love“ (single – featuring Seth Condrey): to be released on April 13th, 2010
* “To Africa With Love” (full CD – 13 songs): to be released on Blue Canoe Records on May 11th, 2010
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Original Post by JPM:
In August of 2008, guitarist Dan Baraszu and I went in the studio for two days to record a live jazz duet Christmas CD. Today it has been released on Blue Canoe Records. It was honor to be able to record in an intimate setting with one of my favorite guitarist’s who happens to be a dear friend.
At first I thought this would be an easy recording project, but the more I started working out the arrangement’s in pre-production, I knew it would be quite an undertaking. Recording in a duo setting (avoiding an over-produced CD) was a very eye opening experience. The stillness and nuance required in capturing a clean performance was ever more present. Every breath, string buzz, room noise, movement was amplified once we started adding compression and effects. In a sense, this was a very naked and bare recording with no other instruments to mask the inconsistencies of our performances (particularly drums). Capturing a great performance, minus all the ambient noises was probably the biggest hurdle we had to overcome.
In August of 2008, guitarist Dan Baraszu and I went in the studio for two days to record a live jazz duet Christmas CD. Today it has been released on Blue Canoe Records. It was honor to be able to record in an intimate setting with one of my favorite guitarist’s who happens to be a dear friend.
At first I thought this would be an easy recording project, but the more I started working out the arrangement’s in pre-production, I knew it would be quite an undertaking. Recording in a duo setting (avoiding an over-produced CD) was a very eye opening experience. The stillness and nuance required in capturing a clean performance was ever more present. Every breath, string buzz, room noise, movement was amplified once we started adding compression and effects. In a sense, this was a very naked and bare recording with no other instruments to mask the inconsistencies of our performances (particularly drums). Capturing a great performance, minus all the ambient noises was probably the biggest hurdle we had to overcome.
Secondly, how many times have we heard the vast catalog of Christmas music from multiple artists over the years? Trying to re-arrange these “standard” tunes was in and of itself a challenge. The goal of course was to try and come up with something new or create a fresh unique approach to these classic songs. All in all, recording in this duo environment with Dan was a blast. I hope each of you will enjoy the CD as much as Dan and I had in performing/recording it.