Ann Moss Soprano Sings Art Song at North Hill Friday, April 25 at 2pm

Soprano Ann Moss is an acclaimed recording artist, passionate teaching artist, and champion of contemporary vocal music. Described as a “fearless performer” of some of the most challenging music of the last two hundred years, Ann’s artistic mission is to lift up contemporary vocal literature to serve as narrative for the hard to speak about issues of our times. Her newest album Now I Am, with songs by Stephen Sondheim, Joni Mitchell and Tom Petty, was released on January 1st, 2025. She can also be heard on commercial releases from Angels Share Records, Albany Records, ARSIS Audio, Navona, Naxos, Ravello, and Jaded Ibis Productions. A twice-elected Governor of the SF Chapter of the Recording Academy, Ann shares that organization’s commitment to promoting diversity & inclusion, advocating for creators rights, protecting musicians in need, and saving music in our schools. She has been a featured soloist with San Francisco Symphony, SF Chamber Orchestra, UC Berkeley Symphony, West Edge Opera, SF Contemporary Music Players,Orchestra, UC Berkeley Symphony, West Edge Opera, SF Contemporary Music Players, Left Coast Chamber Ensemble, Earplay, Music of Remembrance, the Ives, Alexander, Lydian and Hausmann String Quartets. She is a native of Lincoln, MA and a graduate of Hampshire College, the Longy School of Music of Bard College, and San Francisco Conservatory. A long-time resident of the San Francisco Bay Area, Ann Moss recently returned to Massachusetts with her husband, multi-instrumentalist Justin Ouellet. She currently serves on the Voice Faculty at Groton Hill Music Center and as Resident Vocal Instructor at the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University, while maintaining an active private teaching studio at home.