Jeff Mosher

Jeff Mosher, baritone, is a singer, teacher, and conductor who hails from the great state of Maine. He holds degrees in Voice Performance, Music Education, and Orchestral Conducting from the University of Southern Maine. At USM, he sang regularly as both chorister and soloist. Highlights included singing the role of Liberto in Monteverdi’s L’incoronazione di Poppea, appearing as a soloist in Mozart’s Requiem, and completing a concert tour of Croatia with the USM Chamber Singers. Following his undergraduate studies, Mr. Mosher maintained a rigorous schedule of solo recitals and private teaching. A particularly influential experience was a one-year appointment to the voice and conducting faculty of the Murray Conservatorium in New South Wales, Australia.

Mr. Mosher has been fortunate to have studied with many distinguished teachers, most notably Dr. Robert Lehmann, Dr. Robert Russell, and the late Ellen Chickering. In addition to engaging in private study, he continues to participate in conducting masterclasses worldwide.

At present, Mr. Mosher serves on the teaching faculty of Scarborough High School, assists ChoralArt, and serves as chorus master for Maine State Ballet and White Mountain Musical Arts. This season, he is excited to join Opera in the Pines as Assistant Music Director, the Portland Symphony Orchestra as Assistant Director of the Children’s Chorus, and Oak Hill Players as Music Director. He is based in Portland, Maine, and welcomes invitations to work with your choir.