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Catherine Moss
Languages (fluent):
English
Opera
Operetta/G&S
Contemporary Opera
Early Music
Musical Theatre
Oratorio/Concerts
Theatre
Various/Mixed
Covered Covered & Performed Scenes Premiere of New Work Concert COVID-cancelled
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Norina
John Knapp Friends of Opera Award (2020)
Competitions
Camille Coloratura Competition Semi-Finalist (2023)
Laffont Competiton (MONC) (2022)
Camille Coloratura Competiton Semi-Finalist (2021)
John Knapp Undergraduate Award, Winner of the Undergraduate division of the Friends of Opera comp. (2021)
University of Michigan Concerto Competition Finalist (2020)
Michigan Youth Arts Festival Gala Soloist (2016)
In one of the most dazzling scenes, Salieri breaks the fourth wall to address the crowd, fuming with jealousy over a piece Mozart has composed. It featured Catherine Moss, a stand out among a superb group of guest vocalists. The orchestra struck up, she strutted to center stage and let out one of the most beautiful musical phrases one could even imagine. The players looked on. The scene concluded with Emperor Joe telling Mozart he uses “too many notes.” This got a great laugh from the audience. One of many, many laughs and responses from a very enthusiastic crowd. (2021)
Kudos to baritone Luke Harnish and soprano Catherine Moss for their agile comedy and vocal elan as Mozart’s romantic commoners... (2020)
Catherine Moss is a Maryland based soprano hailed for her comedic ability and vocal elegance (San Diego Story). Her recent appearances include Norina (Don Pasquale), Josephine (The H.M.S. Pinafore), and die Königin der Nacht (Die Zauberflöte). This season, Catherine will appear with the Maryland Opera Studio as Miss Wordsworth (Albert Herring) and Rosalba (Florencia en el Amazonas) and will debut with the Shakespeare Opera Theater as Gretel (Hansel and Gretel). Her concert work includes performances as the soprano soloist for Dixit Dominus, Rejoice in the Lamb, Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra's production of Amadeus, and frequently with University of Maryland’s Bach Cantata series. She appeared as a young artist for the Taos Opera Institute and an apprentice artist with Opera NEO. She is the winner of the University of Michigan Friends of Opera Competition, a University of Michigan Concerto Competition finalist, and two time semi-finalist for the Camille Coloratura Award.
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