Bill founded Noertker’s Moxie in 2001 as a platform for his thematic compositions. He has been creating music suites inspired by visual artists like Wassily Kandinsky and Franz Marc. He has written over 150 pieces since 2001. Click here to find out more about upcoming performances. In September 2003 Noertker’s Moxie released Sketches of Catalonia Vol. 1: Suite For Dali, available on Edgetone Records. Click here to order Click here to read customer reviews. Click here to hear a soundclip. Two CD-Rs with live recordings of Noertker’s Moxie shows at SIMM Series were released in July 2004: 7 Days In February (from 4 April 2004) and Haiku Songs (2 May 2004). Click here to order. Click here for more information about 7 Days in February. Click here for more information about Haiku Songs. Sketches of Catalonia Vol. 2 was released by Noertker’s Moxie in April 2007. 2: Suite For Miro, available on Edgetone Records. Click here to order Click here for more information. Click here to hear a soundclip. Noertker’s Moxie released Sketches of Catalonia Vol. 5, in April 2009. Edgetone Records, 3: Suite For Gaudi Click here to order Click here for more information. Click here to hear a soundclip. Noertker’s Nooxie released its sixth album, “druidh lacunae”, on Edgetone Records in October 2009. Click here to order. Click here for more information. Click here to hear the soundclip. Noertker’s Blue Rider Suite, Vol. 7, was released by Moxie in October 2010. 1), via Edgetone Records. Click here to order Click here for more information. Click here to hear the soundclip. Noertler’s Music released Little Bluedevil (Blue Rider Suite), vol. 8 in October 2012. 2) on Edgetone Records. Click here to order Click here for more information. Click here to hear a soundclip. Annelise Zamula, Bill Noertker’s long-time musical collaborator, is also part of Noertker’s Moxie. Other fine musicians from the Bay Area have also performed with Noertker’s Moxie. These include Jim Peterson (saxes and flute), David Beck, John Vaughn, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, bass clarinet), Kasey Knudsen, John Vaughn, John Vaughn, John Vaughn, David Slusser, tenor saxophone, David Slusser, Kaseton), Annelise, Jarrattrombone), Jarrattrossini (cello), Rol), Rolz (drums), Dax Comise (drums), Dax compise (drums), Dax) and Jason Levis, Dax Compise (drums), Daxe (drums), Daxe (drums), Dax), Dax Compise (drums), Daxe (drums), Dax), Dax Foltz (drums), Dax (drums), Dax (drums), Dax (drums), Dax (drums), Dax (drums), DaX Compise (drums), Jason Levis), Jason Levis (drums), Jason Levis), as well as well as well as Anneluk (drums), Jason Levis), and Dan Foltz), respectively), and Dax (drums), s), Jason Levis), while they were both on their Moxie), and Dax compise (drums), Jason Levis), and Dax), Jason Levis), toms to no. from http://www.noertker.com
