Musician, Oxford U.K.

US born musician Geoff Geer is a guitarist, bassist, composer, songwriter, arranger, peer reviewer and singer with a background in production, research, performance and teaching. There are three releases, Nine Lights (rock/alternative, 01/01/2005) (Iain McKinna, Paul McKinna, Niall Muir, artist Blanca Rodriguez Beltran), Lost Connection (world/rock, 01/08/2009) (Lawrie MacMillan, artist Nele Zirnite) and Tadvanalila, The Broken Oracle, A Desolate Market & Through the Six Worlds (classical/experimental, 03/04/2021) (artist Alissar McCreary). Geoff was a guest lecturer at Oxford Brookes (master's modules Approaches to Experimental Composition and Sound Arts; Approaches to Electroacoustic and Live Electronic Composition) and Weston College ('20 Minute Tutorial on Logic's Score Editor'). He has performed with bands/artists like Jonty Harrison, the Kalamandir Orchestra, Callanish, the Anglia Chamber Choir, the Oxford Improvisers, Mawson Road Community Orchestra, the Steve Moore Trio, Heather Burnett-Rose, Tony Looby, Nick White, Agung Mountain, Auld Reekie Rocks, The Dagmars and Know. He has contributed recordings to radio, independent film, the book Wordfest! (Barron's), and was a UK Songwriting Contest finalist (Fields, 2007), with 14 semi-finals (2007-20). The paper 'Microtonal Music and its Relation to Historical Practice' was ranked top 4% on Academia (2019) and top 3% (2021, 2022). With readers in over 99 countries Geoff is mentioned in over 227 papers on Academia. He has studied with Chandrakant Kapileshwari in Singapore, Abigail Aronson and Steve Wark at Berklee, Kevin Flanagan, Paul Rhys, Phil Brooke and John Banks at Anglia Ruskin, and Paul Whitty, Ray Lee, Paul Dibley, Patrick Farmer and Alexandra Wilson at Oxford Brookes.