In the last decade, Rob Moose has emerged as one of the most sought after instrumentalists, arrangers and producers of his generation. As violinist and guitarist, Moose has toured with Antony & the Johnsons, Sufjan Stevens, Ben Folds, Beth Orton and Glen Hansard. In 2011, he joined Bon Iver, writing arrangements and recording strings for the group’s sophomore album. Highlights of that experience include four sold-out concerts at Radio City Music Hall, an appearance on Saturday Night Live, a Gold record, and two Grammy wins for “Best New Artist” and “Best Alternative Album.” 　　As violinist and violist, Moose is an active recording artist, having played on over 200 albums by artists ranging from Vampire Weekend to John Legend to Joshua Bell, as well as appearances on Grammy Award-winning albums by Arcade Fire and Loudon Wainwright III. Equally in demand as an arranger, his work has been performed or recorded by Alabama Shakes, The National, St. Vincent, tUnE-yArDs, Interpol, Jose Gonzalez, The Decemberists, Renee Fleming, and Punch Brothers. Moose has also contributed to three Red Hot benefit albums, most recently interpreting Bach piano works in a duo with Chris Thile. 　　In collaboration with Sufjan Stevens, Moose made his debut as conductor and orchestrator at the Kennedy Center Opera House in 2007. He has continued in this capacity with Antony & the Johnsons on the album, Cut the World, and in venues including Disney Hall and The Royal Opera House at Covent Garden. Increasingly active as a producer, his latest works include Ben Folds’ collaborative album with yMusic, So There, Gabriel Kahane‘s The Ambassador, and Time For Three’s self-titled debut for Universal Classics.