Steve Huber is a Juilliard graduate and former violin student of
Dorothy DeLay, Naoko Tanaka, and Sally Thomas. He enjoyed a successful
career as a symphony violinist in such orchestras as the Fort Worth
Symphony Orchestra in Texas, Orquestra Sinfonica do Estado de São Paulo
(OSESP) in Brazil, and, as the concertmaster, the Orquestra Filarmonica
de Lima in Peru, where he was able to spend time with his Peruvian
relatives and perform solos with artists such as Placido Domingo.
As a composer his works have been received with great acclaim. After
writing his first orchestra piece “Genesis Overture” at age 17 which
was performed by the Juilliard Pre-College Orchestra, he recieved the
Boosey and Hawkes Young Composer Award honoring Aaron Copland by the
ASCAP Foundation. His compositions have been performed by the Key West
and Fort Worth Symphonies, and he is currently working on the score for
a sitcom pilot. Recently he wrote music and lyrics for "Pot! The
Musical", which was performed in Hollywood and Venice, CA.
Steve has performed and recorded as an improvising violinist and/or
keyboardist with such artists as Keith Emerson, Susana Baca, Spyro
Gyra, Marcus Belgrave, New York Voices, Tina Guo, Supernova, Absolute
Ensemble, John Nitzinger, Hijos del Sol, Julio Andrade, Frágil, Nito
Mestre of Sui Generis, Gian Marco, Santino, Munyungo Jackson, Jerry
Brown, and Randy Jackson of Zebra.
He has recently relocated to Los Angeles to develop a career as a film
composer, songwriter, arranger, session player, and "hired gun". His
recent projects include The Pirates Charles, and performing as
concertmaster of Culver City Chamber Orchestra, Center Stage Opera,
Elvis Schoenberg's Orchestre Surreal, and “The Wall: Live in
L.A.”.