Mr. Hudson Moss,
Organist/Choirmaster

Mr. Hudson Moss comes to us from the Cathedral of St. Philip, where he has been serving as a staff singer, singing countertenor for two years. 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 attended Eastman’s Summer Organ Academy in the summer of 2023 and the 49th annual Conference for Organists & Choirmasters in spring of 2024 at St. Thomas Fifth Avenue in New York City. He has been studying organ for two years under Dr. Caroline Robinson of the Cathedral of St. Philip (now an Assistant Professor in the Department of Organ at the University of Michigan) and he studied piano with Mr. James Maase. At the parish of Mary Mother of God Catholic Church in his hometown in Arkansas, he served as an accompanist for the choir and cantor for two years. As a high school student, he helped direct his school’s Schola Cantorum, which provided music leadership during school-wide masses. 

Mr. Moss's undergraduate degree is from the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Economics and Earth Sciences and was an accompanist with the Georgia Tech choirs. He is attending Mercer University on a full fellowship to study for his Masters in Music, studying organ performance with Dr. Jack Mitchener in conjunction with his work here at Church of Our Saviour.

In his free time, he is an avid reader, especially of philosophy and religious studies (his favorite thinkers include Simone Weil, Emmanuel Levinas, and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel). When not reading or practicing, he enjoys running on the beltline and hanging out with his partner and friends.