Peace
Sweet Peace is a collection of original songs Jeff has written addressing
the universal themes of acceptance, of loss, continuation of the soul, inner
peace, and the interconnection between us all. | These letters from families reflect the impact of this song collection. Jeff Moyer has volunteered as a performer at the Hospice House since 2002 and has performed over two hundred and fifty concerts there. |
| "When the first song played on your CD, I cried—cried with a broken heart, with memories of Steven that just wouldn’t stop. As the songs continued, I found less to regret and more to treasure. Finally, it ended and my heart was glad to release Steven to a freedom he longed to have. I felt he released me from the fear of struggle and death. Thank you for caring to share the songs with us. I know Steven would have found peace in the thoughtful melodies. I did." - Nancy Dickson. |
| "Thank you so much for your CD. Thank you for your music and joy that you bring to the Hospice House and to our hearts and spirits. Mom was just listening to your CD. May God always shine love upon your face and life. Thank you for your visits and our music." - Mary Wade and Marilyn Fink |
| "Your music brought so much joy to my dad’s last months of life…he often asked to hear your CD. Thank you for playing at his service." - Love, Carole Bush |
| "Thank you for the beautiful CD of your
music. Don loved your concerts and, during his last day on earth,
he asked for me to play your CD time and again. Thank you also for
playing at his funeral mass. I so hoped it would be an uplifting and
consoling service—and I think it was. Your song “Peace
Sweet Peace” was the perfect one for quiet reflection."
- Jane Cryor |
| "Thank you for the CD. It meant so much to my mother. When I would visit Hospice, she would often be listening to it and it was playing when she died. Afterwards, we put it on several times as we sat and said good-bye. Thanks for playing at her service, too. I know your songs were her favorites." - Skip Sonville |
Jeff
Moyer in partnership with The Western Reserve Historical Society (WRHS), are
proud to announce the release of Sounds of the Western Reserve Historical
Society. This CD presents a wide range of historic sounds in creative and
innovative interpretive audio segments and stories. Many of the historic sounds
were recorded at Hale Farm and Village, The Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum
and The History Museum, all WRHS properties. Nineteenth and 20th century history
has never been presented in such an imaginative and accessible way before.
Recorded sounds include: 19th century bells, a stationary steam engine-driven
saw mill, antique automobiles, segments from The Cleveland National Air Show,
early 20th century vaudeville sound effect instruments and many others. The
CD celebrates our collective past while educating and entertaining through
stories, creative soundscapes and historical vignettes, as produced and told
by Jeff Moyer in his gentle and informative style. 
We're
People First is a dynamite combination of music and ideas for parents
and teachers which lifts high the positive message of empowerment for all
- certain to spark your own creativity. A versatile collection of activities
and songs which promote awareness of diversity and disability, self-acceptance,
and healthy interdependence. Twelve original songs in both full performance
and karaoke with accompanying support materials for teacher, leader, or parent.
Family music graded by target age.
Maxwell
The Dancing Dog is a wonderful new collection of songs for young children
and families that represents 25 years of song writing by Jeff Moyer that has
delighted, entertained and engaged children and audiences of all ages. Maxwell
contains sixteen songs that dance along the musical spectrum and four that
are sung with an inclusive class of kindergarten and preschool age children.
The collection is a compilation of Moyer's songs for children that celebrate
such favorite themes as clowns, the merry-go-round, dancing, (of course Maxwell,
The Dancing Dog) a world that regards difference of all kinds as normal and
a healthy part of community.
How
Big Is Your Circle? is a meaningful new musical for performances
by grades 3 through 8, which addresses the healing of exclusion, ridicule,
and violence against children with differences, who are devalued within school
communities. "Circle" is a powerful, realistic, and positive play with 8 songs,
which affirm the wholeness of all students and the importance of courage,
forgiveness and community among children and young people
TASH,
an international disability rights and advocacy organization collaborated
with Jeff Moyer on this important retrospective on the last quarter century
of the U.S. disability rights movement. This important collection of spoken
word and music selections incorporates the stirring and memorable oratory
of the late Justin Dart, an internationally prominent leader within the disability
rights movement, with the songs and poetry of Jeff Moyer, a leading songwriter,
musician, and disability rights activist.
These
moving, reflective, and uplifting songs celebrate the work of teachers, administrators,
parents, and kids. Jeff's humor, poignant personal songs, and stirring ballads
combine in a moving and memorable live album. Jeff's rich baritone voice and
beautiful guitar work are complimented by Frank Vale on keyboard. A perfect
gift for teachers, families, college students or anyone who cares about the
quality of education for all students! This album contains "The ADA Anthem"
which Jeff performed at the reception following the signing of The Americans
With Disabilities Act, July 26, 1990.
This
is a multi-media product that celebrates assistive technology through music
and animation with open captioning and audio description. Assistive technology
includes the wide array of devices and systems that help people with disabilities
accomplish functional tasks including mobility, communication, access to information
and activities of daily living. "A.T. Boogie" is the result of collaboration
between Jeff Moyer; animator Haik Hoisington; and Jim Tobias, president of
Inclusive Technologies, a New Jersey-based assistive technology consulting
firm.
"Your
disk knocked me out! The 'Assistive Technology Boogie' has to be the first of
its kind in about a dozen categories and destined for #1 on some chart somewhere.
Love the captions and descriptions . . . . I believe it will be posted on our
Rich Media Showcase site at ncam.wgbh.org/richmedia."
Larry Goldberg, WGBH Boston "
"AT Boogie" contains song files that can be played on any CD player and versions of the musical animation that can be enjoyed on any computer with a video media player application. Click on the character above to download the "Boogie". It is a fairly large file size, but well worth the wait!
