Known for her “purity and flawless range” (South Florida Classical Review), soprano Sarah Moyer’s most recent and upcoming work as a concert artist includes performances of Orff’s Carmina Burana with MIT Symphony Orchestra, Handel’s Messiah with Baroque Music Montana, works by Martinez and Mozart with Oklahoma Baroque Orchestra, music by Strozzi with Boulder Bach Festival, Haydn’s Creation with Fort Lewis College, Gjielo’s Dreamweaver with Kantorei for SWACDA, Jomelli’s Requiem with Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado, Bach’s St. Matthew Passion and St. John Passion with Colorado Bach Ensemble, Handel’s Messiah with Bourbon Baroque, Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915, Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater, as well as countless Bach cantatas with Emmanuel Music, and Monteverdi’s Lamento della Nympha with Skylark Vocal Ensemble. She has also performed as a soloist with the Cape Symphony Orchestra, Aspen Chamber Symphony, Lost Dog New Music Ensemble, and Boston Modern Orchestra Project, among others.

As a soloist, she has performed world premieres by Harbison: No better time than now, Theofanidis: Four Levertov Settings, Runestad: The Hope of Loving, Cohen: Sauntering Songs, Kallembach: Easter Oratorio, and Grant: SALT, and American premieres by Melani: Teodora and Nørgård: Nova Genitura and Seadrift.

As a choral artist, she appears regularly with Santa Fe Desert Chorale and the GRAMMY® nominated ensemble Skylark. She can be heard as a soloist on Skylark’s GRAMMY® nominated albums Seven Words from the Cross, Once Upon a Time, and It’s a Long Way, and is also featured on an album in collaboration with Christine Baranski of Sheehan’s A Christmas Carol. She can also be heard on albums with Variant 6, Seraphic Fire (Mercy, in Hildegard’s Ordo Virtutum), Santa Fe Desert Chorale, Lorelei, Boston Revels (soloist), True Concord, and Boston Modern Orchestra Project.

Sarah was a finalist in the 2019 Handel Aria Competition and is a 2015 recipient of the St. Botolph Emerging Artist Award. She received her Bachelor's degree in Music from Oklahoma State University and her Masters degree in Music from New England Conservatory. She is an active member of the Boston Alumni Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota.

Sarah grew up in Bixby, Oklahoma, and now lives in Mansfield, Massachusetts. Alongside her classical career, Sarah is a Tin Pan Alley enthusiast and performs early twentieth-century popular music with her ukulele. She also enjoys an active lifestyle with her husband, two sons, and their beautiful catahoula leopard (a type of dog breed – look it up!). www.sopranosarahmoyer.com