Whether tutoring young children at the piano, playing double bass with a chamber orchestra, or accompanying a modern dance class on drums, Jeffrey Mosier is always a passionate and dedicated musician. As a composer, his composition Canto 34, a setting of the final chapter of Dante's Inferno, was performed in Siena, Chiusdino and Pienza. He has performed in many major works including the U.S. premier of The Seven Beauties Ballet by Kara Karayev, and the world premier of Robert Elmore's Concerto for Organ and Orchestra. Mr. Mosier has extensive training in classical music theory and performance, but enjoys performing all styles of music. A native of San Diego, he has studied abroad in Siena, at the Schola Cantorum in Paris, and holds AA degrees with Honors in both Classical Music, and Humanities and Fine Arts from Grossmont College, and a Bachelor's in Composition from San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where he studied with Elinor Armer.