Praised for her versatility and depth, mezzo-soprano Megan Moore enjoys a diverse career in opera, concert, and recital. Particularly recognized for interpreting Rossini, Handel, and Mozart, Megan’s favorite operatic roles include Rosina, Angelina, Donna Elvira, Dorabella, Ariodante, and Sesto, and she has appeared with such esteemed companies as The Metropolitan Opera, Santa Fe Opera, Boston Baroque, Opera Philadelphia, Seattle Opera, and Opera Theater of Saint Louis. Megan is a champion of new music and has enjoyed close collaborations with Matthew Aucoin, Jake Heggie, and Tan Dun, among many others. She has sung with such esteemed ensembles as National Symphony Orchestra, The English Concert, Seattle Symphony, Les Musiciens du Louvre, Orquesta Filarmónica de Santiago, and Filarmonica di Modena. Seen frequently in recital with pianist Francesco Barfoed, Megan constantly champions the Amplify Series for Neurodiversity, a song series she founded which sets texts by youth with primarily nonverbal autism. Highlights of the 26-27 season include Cherubino in Le Nozze di Figaro at Cincinnati Opera, the title role in La Cenerentola at Berkshire Opera Festival, and Berlioz’ Les nuits d’été with Apollo Orchestra.