Editing Robert Moran (composer) (section)

==Life==
A native of [[Denver]], Moran studied [[Twelve-tone technique|twelve-tone music]] privately with [[Hans Apostel]] in [[Vienna]] and completed his [[Master of Arts]] degree in 1963 at [[Mills College]] in [[Oakland, California]], where he studied with [[Darius Milhaud]] and [[Luciano Berio]] (Ruppenthal and Patterson 2001). After having lived for periods ranging from a few months to a couple of years in various locales, from Vienna, Berlin, New York City, and [[Milan]] to [[Portland, Oregon|Portland]] and [[San Francisco]], he has made [[Philadelphia]] his home since 1984.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Bernier |first=Lucas James |date=December 2012 |title=The percussion ensemble music of Robert Moran |url=https://iro.uiowa.edu/esploro/outputs/doctoral/The-percussion-ensemble-music-of-Robert/9983776870902771/filesAndLinks?index=0 |access-date=2024-03-07 |website=iro.uiowa.edu}}</ref>

Many of his works have been recorded: his two albums for [[Argo Records]] were taken out of print, but reissued as a two CD set by [[Innova Records]], which also released a new CD of his music. Some of his music has been made available in mp3 format at the classical midi archives site (Tyranny and Anon. 2008). ''The Juniper Tree'' was issued on CD in 2009.