John Moyer

Known for excellence in vocal instruction and musical preparation, John Moyer is an esteemed adjunct professor of voice at Duquesne University. With a deep commitment to nurturing the next generation of vocalists, he teaches diction and repertoire classes, equipping singers with the essential skills needed for professional success. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Moyer plays a pivotal role in the Opera Workshop, where he guides students through the intricacies of operatic performance. Moyer's expertise extends beyond the classroom, as he also serves as a staff accompanist at the University of Pittsburgh. His collaborative spirit and exceptional musicianship have made him a sought-after accompanist for various opera companies in the Pittsburgh area. His work in this capacity has enriched numerous productions, contributing to the vibrant cultural tapestry of the region. Holding both a master's and bachelor's degree in music from Duquesne University, Moyer's academic background is firmly rooted in the institution where he now imparts his knowledge. His research interests are diverse and include foreign language diction, art song repertoire, operatic repertoire, and the meticulous musical preparation required for opera performance. These interests not only inform his teaching but also inspire his ongoing contributions to the field of music. Moyer's dedication to his craft and his students is evident in his approach to teaching and performance. He is passionate about helping singers develop a nuanced understanding of language and music, ensuring they are well-prepared for the demands of the operatic stage. His commitment to excellence and his ability to foster a supportive learning environment make him a valued member of the Duquesne University faculty. In addition to his academic and professional pursuits, Moyer is actively involved in the local music community, frequently collaborating with fellow musicians and participating in workshops and seminars. His contributions to the field of music are widely recognized, and he continues to inspire both students and colleagues with his unwavering dedication to the art of singing.