Lyndsay Moy, Mezzo-Soprano
Lyndsay Moy performs Beethoven’s 9th Symphony Op 125, “Choral” with the Carmel Symphony Orchestra on October 5th, 2024 for the CSO’s Opening Night Celebration: Beethoven & Liszt.
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- About Lyndsay Moy
- About the Indianapolis Opera
- The Indianapolis Opera Resident Artist Program
About Lyndsay
LYNDSAY MOY, mezzo-soprano, is an Indianapolis native and serves as the Director of Education & Community Engagement of Indianapolis Opera. Lyndsay is a leading artist with the company, an alumna of the IO Resident Artist Program, and has appeared in several IO productions, most recently as Nettie Fowler in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Carousel.
With IO, she has also portrayed Bloody Mary in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific, Kate Pinkerton in Puccini’s Madame Butterfly, the Housekeeper in Leigh’s Man of La Mancha, and has appeared in multiple large-scale concert presentations.
An avid performer of new works, Lyndsay recently had the honor of presenting the world premiere of Lori Laitman’s “Into Eternity” in partnership with Indianapolis Opera and in honor of dear friend and holocaust survivor, the late Frank Grunwald. Lyndsay holds a Master of Music in Voice from The Cleveland Institute of Music, as well as a Bachelor of Music in Voice and Bachelor of Arts in Painting from DePauw University
About the Indianapolis Opera
The mission of Indianapolis Opera is to educate, inspire, and entertain through the creation and presentation of musical storytelling for our diverse Hoosier community.
Formed in 1975, Indianapolis Opera is the oldest and largest professional opera company in Indiana. In its nearly 50-year history, the Indianapolis Opera has presented 163 productions and large-scale concerts representing the work of 48 different composers, including more than 18 composers of the 20th and 21st centuries. IO delivers diverse artistic experiences, reaching over 30,000 audience members a year throughout all of Indiana with mainstage productions, educational programming, and outreach concerts. Each of these programs shares the thrill of live opera and the healing power of music with a multicultural blend of classic, lyric musical theater, and contemporary repertoire, each balancing style and language within the full spectrum of the human experience.
Opera is a unique art form, wherein all artistic expressions are equal and diverse simultaneously, combining the raw athletic power of the classical human voice with music composition, poetry, instruments, theater, scenic design, costuming, makeup and more. These fully dimensional presentations are affecting and meaningful, connecting artists and audiences both in times of uncertainty and periods of peace.
The Indianapolis Opera Resident Artist Program
In 1989, Indianapolis Opera founded their Resident Artist Program, and has worked with over 170 emerging artists who have gone on to national and international careers, performing on the stages of all of the world’s largest opera houses.
As the only professional opera artist development program in Indiana, the company delivers to their Resident Artists a complete training experience, during which IO Resident Artists serve as ambassadors of the Opera by presenting operatic performances and educational experiences throughout Indiana and neighboring states.
Artists who participate in the Resident Artist Program comment on both the breadth and depth of their experiences, from multiple opportunities to perform, intensive work with guest faculty, and mentorship from Indianapolis Opera team members.