Jerome Moross

Jerome Moross (1913-1983) was a prominent American composer whose music left an indelible mark on both the silver screen and the concert hall. Renowned for his evocative film scores, Moross's work includes the iconic music for "The Big Country," which earned him an Oscar nomination and became one of the most beloved movie soundtracks of all time. Beyond his cinematic contributions, Moross's compositions for symphony orchestras, chamber ensembles, and musical theater showcase his versatility and deep musicality. His orchestral works, in particular, are celebrated for their sweeping, majestic sound and powerful emotional resonance. Whether composing for film or the concert stage, Moross's music consistently delivers a sense of grandeur and uplifting energy that captivates audiences.