Rayvon T.J. Moore

Rayvon T.J. Moore is an Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Choral Studies at Friends University, where he oversees the internationally renowned Singing Quakers and teaches conducting, choral methods, and applied voice. He also serves as Artistic Director of the Wichita Chamber Chorale and Director of Music Ministries at Chapel Hill United Methodist Church. His expertise includes conducting gesture, Baroque music interpretation, and spirituals programming.

• Education: B.A. Choral Music (University of Southern California), M.M. Choral Conducting (California State University, Fullerton), D.M.A. Conducting (Eastman School of Music).

Moore’s research interests focus on refining conducting techniques and exploring diverse musical traditions. His performances and collaborations with artists like The Rolling Stones and Andrea Bocelli highlight his versatility. He has premiered works by composers such as Christopher Tin and Stacey V. Gibbs.

• Awards: 2024 American Prize, Pacific Chorale’s Alexander Award, Foncannon Grant.
• Professional Roles: Guest conductor, clinician, adjudicator; active in American Choral Directors Association and Chorus America.

Moore’s career spans multiple institutions, including Colgate University and Eastman-Rochester Chorus. He remains dedicated to community engagement, recently recognized as Wichita Business Journal’s 40 UNDER 40.