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In her Ft. Myers, Florida Based Studio, Kat also composes original New Age/Jazz/World Music and has produced film and television soundtracks for National Geographic, Nova, CNN, Carl Sagan, Another World, The Travel Channel, Turner Broadcasting System, History Channel, HGN, The Guiding Light, and NASA among others, and was Music Director for the feature-length film, Captiva Island.
Kat Epple is listed in "Who's Who in Entertainment" and Who's Who in Emerging Leaders". She has taught a course in "Music and Consciousness" at JFK University. She has traveled to the far reaches of the globe including China, Africa, Russia, The Amazon, Europe, Peru, Mexico, Japan, Costa Rica, and the Caribbean, to learn of the people, natural environment, and the music of other cultures. She uses music in her work toward environmental and humanitarian awareness, and has amassed a large collection of flutes from other cultures around the world, which she features in her original compositions. *Kat Epple portrait by Greg Biolchini |
Kat Epple,
also known as Emerald Web, creates ethereal, progressive music on
a wide variety of instruments including , flutes, synthesizers, and
Digital sampling keyboards. She has released 13 music albums internationally
on various record labels, and in 1986, one of those albums was nominated
for a Grammy Award. For her work in television soundtracks, she has
won 8 Emmy Awards, and has 10 Addy Awards to her credit for Music
in Advertising.
Kat's
live performances include: A concert tour of Planetariums around
the US, solo performances
at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC, and Bibao,
Spain, a commissioned composition for the SW Florida Symphony Orchestra,
featured performer at the National Gallery, Washington DC, concerts
at the Hollywood Palace, L.A., concert tour of Russia, ongoing performances
on various ethnic flutes and electronics, Gallery and Museum openings
in NYC and Europe for the renowned artist,
