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Film Music Composer Kat Epple, features indigenous flutes and synthesizers in her music, and is a Peabody, Edward R Murrow, and Emmy Award winner for over 100 film, game, and TV productions, including National Geographic, Killing Eve (BBC), and PBS Nova.
Kat Epple recorded an album with Bob Rauschenberg and Bob Stohl (Kat’s now deceased husband and co-member of the band Emerald Web) in 1989 titled Strategic Structures. Powerful electronic instrumental music performed by Robert Rauschenberg, Kat Epple, and Bob Stohl on a series of musical metal sculptures called "Strategic Structures" which ...
Elemental Circuitry - 2015. by Kat Epple and Nathan Dyke. The music takes the listener around the world and beyond, with an unusual array of acoustic instruments and ethereal synthesizers including World flutes, Australian Didgeridoo, Djembe drum, Ngoni African harp, Bawu, other native instruments, and electronic instruments.
Kat Epple. Soundtrack: Killing Eve. Emmy Award-winning and Grammy-nominated composer, synthesist, digital orchestrator, and flutist, Kat Epple, specializes in custom music, scored to picture, or to script. She enjoys working with directors and editors to find exactly the sound, mood, and feel that is needed for their project. She composes and produces any style of music, and can work within ...
Kat Epple. Elemental Circuitry - 2015. Moonlight Garden - 2010. Tranquility Hideaway - 2010. Work In Progress - 2007. Azure Pieces of Life - 2004. If you would like to order a physical CD of any of this music. send a message through the contact form. Subscribe to the Newsletter or for Booking Info
WAV or AIF audio file downloads are also available. Use the website contact form to request more info. Emerald Web’s classic vintage synthesizer albums from 1979-1990. Bob Stohl and Kat Epple created a melodic brew of Fantasy, Space and New Age music, renowned for its rarefied blend of synthesizers and acoustic instruments.
Emerald Web was a band that released 12 albums, performed in concert 1977-1990, and composed film scores for PBS, Apple Computers, Astronomer Carl Sagan, and more. The husband and wife duo, Bob Stohl and Kat Epple, co-composed an innovative blend of “Electronic Space Music" mixed with acoustic instruments.
