Caitlin Moore, DA, mezzo-soprano, is known for her elegant and confident stage presence across diverse vocal styles. She has been praised for her "aplomb and distinction" (Opera Canada) and "magnifique talent vocal et dramatique" (La Presse).
Moore's recent engagements highlight her versatility including the title role in the world premiere of Paul Elwood's opera, The Taming, the alto solos in Mozart's Requiem with the Grand Junction Symphony, Fiona in Brigadoon with Loveland Opera Theatre (COVID-19 canceled), and gigs with a local Irish folk band.
Moore is an advocate for vocal freedom, authenticity, and diversity, placing a strong emphasis on functional training. Her commitment to these principles is exemplified by her pursuit of professional development opportunities. Moore was nationally recognized to participate in the highly selective 2021 National Association of Teachers of Singing Intern Program and currently serves as the Colorado-Wyoming NATS Chapter President. In 2019, she was certified in all three levels at Shenandoah University's Contemporary Commercial Music Vocal Pedagogy Institute as a University of Northern Colorado Graduate Student Association Grant Winner. In 2020, she participated in New England Conservatory's Acoustic Vocal Pedagogy Workshop and Online Teaching Technology Workshop as a Lee University Young Alumni Grant Winner, and in 2023, she attended Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Professional Vocal Pedagogy Workshop as a Colorado Mesa University Faculty Development Grant Winner.
Moore holds the positions of Instructor of Voice at Colorado Mesa University and Instructor of Voice at Interlochen Center for the Arts Summer Camp where she teaches voice lessons, diction, acting, and contemporary commercial ensembles and labs. Additionally, she successfully manages a thriving private voice studio, is regularly invited to give guest recitals and masterclasses, and conducts guest lectures and podcasts. Prior to her current positions, she served on the music faculties of Covenant College and Chattanooga State Community College.
Moore received a Doctorate of Arts in Vocal Performance, with a secondary in vocal pedagogy, from the University of Northern Colorado. During her doctoral studies, she was honored as a prestigious UNC Doctoral Fellow and received the UNC Graduate Dean's Citation for Excellence. Additionally, she holds a Master of Music in Voice and Opera Performance from the Schulich School of Music, McGill University, and a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and a Bachelor of Music Education from Lee University.
Moore's recent engagements highlight her versatility including the title role in the world premiere of Paul Elwood's opera, The Taming, the alto solos in Mozart's Requiem with the Grand Junction Symphony, Fiona in Brigadoon with Loveland Opera Theatre (COVID-19 canceled), and gigs with a local Irish folk band.
Moore is an advocate for vocal freedom, authenticity, and diversity, placing a strong emphasis on functional training. Her commitment to these principles is exemplified by her pursuit of professional development opportunities. Moore was nationally recognized to participate in the highly selective 2021 National Association of Teachers of Singing Intern Program and currently serves as the Colorado-Wyoming NATS Chapter President. In 2019, she was certified in all three levels at Shenandoah University's Contemporary Commercial Music Vocal Pedagogy Institute as a University of Northern Colorado Graduate Student Association Grant Winner. In 2020, she participated in New England Conservatory's Acoustic Vocal Pedagogy Workshop and Online Teaching Technology Workshop as a Lee University Young Alumni Grant Winner, and in 2023, she attended Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Professional Vocal Pedagogy Workshop as a Colorado Mesa University Faculty Development Grant Winner.
Moore holds the positions of Instructor of Voice at Colorado Mesa University and Instructor of Voice at Interlochen Center for the Arts Summer Camp where she teaches voice lessons, diction, acting, and contemporary commercial ensembles and labs. Additionally, she successfully manages a thriving private voice studio, is regularly invited to give guest recitals and masterclasses, and conducts guest lectures and podcasts. Prior to her current positions, she served on the music faculties of Covenant College and Chattanooga State Community College.
Moore received a Doctorate of Arts in Vocal Performance, with a secondary in vocal pedagogy, from the University of Northern Colorado. During her doctoral studies, she was honored as a prestigious UNC Doctoral Fellow and received the UNC Graduate Dean's Citation for Excellence. Additionally, she holds a Master of Music in Voice and Opera Performance from the Schulich School of Music, McGill University, and a Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance and a Bachelor of Music Education from Lee University.
Caitlin Moore's Curriculum Vitae