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Patrick Moraz. Swiss progressive rock and jazz keyboard player. He was born on an aeroplane on June 24, 1948, and grew up in Morges (near Lausanne). After stints in Mainhorse, Refugee and Yes (1974-1976, 2018-2019), Moraz started releasing solo albums. He has been involved in Aquarius Studios, Geneva and was also a member of the Moody Blues ...
Patrick Moraz. After playing a role in the success of Yes' Relayer album in 1974, keyboardist Patrick Moraz launched a solo career and became one of the more celebrated keyboardists of his age. During the '70s, when…. Read Full Biography.
Overview. After the success of Relayer, Yes next made a decision that each member would make a solo album. The Story of I is the first solo album by Patrick Moraz. By the time the album was released, Moraz was still touring with Yes but he was let go by the band in late 1976 after Rick Wakeman was booked on a session musician basis during the Going for the One recording sessions in Switzerland.
24 de jun. de 2020 · Here’s how it works. Patrick Moraz Reveals His New Alien-Inspired Album. Swiss keyboard maestro Patrick Moraz recalls the key moments in his career, from recording Yes’ savage and serene Relayer to shaking the foundations with The Moody Blues. “Ah, 2015 is a fantastical celebration!” beams Patrick Moraz, recalling that years ending in ...
21 de oct. de 2023 · Yes in 1974: (from left) Steve Howe, Jon Anderson, Chris Squire, Alan White and Patrick Moraz (Image credit: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images). Not everyone shared his mood. Profoundly bored having toured Europe and America with what he saw as a series of musical ideas spread too thinly across an over-inflated concept, Rick Wakeman had been unhappy for some time.
Swiss native Patrick Moraz is the extraordinary keyboardist and composer for no less than two legendary rock groups … ‘YES’ (1974-76) and ‘The Moody Blues’ (1978-1991). His first solo album entitled ‘The Story of i’ was hailed by many critics as a musical masterpiece.
16 de jul. de 2022 · The Moodies parted with Moraz as they were working on 1991’s Keys To The Kingdom album (which is why he’s only featured on a handful of tracks), and it was a split that still rankles with Moraz. “People often ask me why I left the band. The truth is that the band left me. I really don’t want to dig up the past and relive what happened.
