Jeff Morton is a composer and performer currently based in Regina, SK. His music and media art are playful, experimental explorations of sound, sound-making, and compositional processes using found and musical objects and materials. His work includes traditional and graphic notation for instrumental chamber music, DIY audio building and bending, and electroacoustic performance. Jeff has a Masters Degree in Music Composition from the University of Victoria in 2008, and he has performed in festivals, concert halls, and off-site locations around Canada and Europe.

Recent highlights include (1) Writing and recording the thee music for a new television series entitled Prairie Postmodern; (2) producing a candid microphone podcast series with Johanna Bundon as part of Culture Days; (3) exhibiting an interactive sound installation at the Dunlop Art Gallery entitled All the Horses and All the Egg; (4) presenting a live performance at the opening reception for the exhibition  Toys Gone Rogue, a group show at the Dunlop Art Gallery; and (5) installing a 15-channel sound piece created with Ellen Moffat into a public thoroughfare in the EPCOR Centre, Calgary, where it will play continuously for one year.

For information or to contact:

nuthre@gmail.com