Mr. Hudson Moss,
Organist/Choirmaster

Mr. Hudson Moss is a graduate fellow at Mercer University studying for his MM in Organ Performance with Prof. Jack Mitchener and his MSM (Master in Sacred Music) with Prof. Nathan Myrick. He previously studied organ with Prof. Caroline Robinson (now an Assistant Professor in the Department of Organ at the University of Michigan) while he served as a countertenor staff singer at the Cathedral of St. Philip. As a part of his post-baccalaureate program at the Cathedral, he sang in the Cathedral Singers, Cathedral Choir, and Schola ensembles, and he also taught in the Cathedral’s Royal School of Church Music program. He has performed in masterclasses for Christa Rakish, David Higgs, Nathan Laube, Nicole Keller, and James Bobb. He recently presented at the Society for Ethnomusicology’s annual conference on the unique social formation present at Church of Our Saviour and its connection to music. 

Mr. Moss's undergraduate degree is from the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he received his BS and was an accompanist with the Georgia Tech choirs. 

In his free time, he is an avid reader, especially of philosophy, religious studies, and science fiction. When not reading or practicing, he enjoys running on the beltline and hanging out with his partner and friends.