Music

Music for the Moments Words Cannot Hold

Four decades of composition, performed in concert halls and kept in living rooms. From orchestral scores to solo piano, each recording is built to carry what conversation can't — and to stay with you long after the last note.

Two Emmy Awards & a Grammy nomination

40+ years across concert, film & sacred music

Prayer of the Children, sung by choirs worldwide

Composed for orchestras, artists & the Olympic Games

Popular Tracks

Recordings That Travel Beyond the Concert Hall

A catalog built across orchestral, choral, and solo piano work — film themes, ballet commissions, and quiet studio pieces that have found their own life beyond the projects they were written for. Press play below, or follow the full archive on SoundCloud.

Orchestral

Man Among Men

An orchestral tribute to courage and sacrifice, honoring a story of freedom won at great personal cost.

Solo Piano

Morning Indigo

A contemplative solo piano piece from Outside the Lines, Kurt's collaboration with The Collective.

Film · Vocal

The Melody Within

A theme of self-discovery written for the film Rigoletto — the answers found by looking inward.

Film Score

The Curse

An orchestral cue built on tension and release, drawn from Kurt's work scoring for film.

Film · Vocal

Let Me In

The emotional center of Rigoletto, carrying its story through melody rather than words.

Film Score

The Olive Tree

A composition built around the biblical olive tree allegory, scored for film.

Composition & Storytelling

Where a Melody Becomes a Memory

Kurt writes from the belief that music says what conversation can't finish — grief, gratitude, the space just before hope. That conviction shaped Prayer of the Children, a choral work now sung by choirs on nearly every continent, at memorials and celebrations alike.

Whether the commission is an orchestra, a ballet company, or a single voice and piano, the goal stays the same: a piece of music an audience can carry with them, long after the performance ends.

“A song doesn't have to explain a feeling. It only has to hold it.”

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