Emerald Web was an Electronic/Experimental music duo of Kat Epple and Bob Stohl,
existing from 1978-1990. In addition to recording and touring the US,
Emerald Web performed in Planetariums and composed soundtracks for Carl
Sagan. They released 11 albums, including "Catspaw", which was nominated
for a Grammy Award in 1986.
Composing with keyboards, digital orchestrations, flutes, and
Lyricon, they created a unique blend of "electronic space music" and
acoustic instruments. The Lyricon is an unusual hybrid
synthesizer/woodwind instrument that creates a variety of sounds such as
electric guitar, oboe and french horn.
Keyboardist, Lyricon player, and flautist Bob Stohl passed away in
1989 at the age of 34. Flautist, keyboardist, and vocalist Kat Epple
continues to release albums under her own name, composes television and
film scores, and performs concerts around the world. Other musicians who
performed or recorded with Emerald Web include Barry Cleveland, Jonn Serrie, Ben Carriel, and Steve Weiner.
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