The Orville Moore Memorial Award
Named for a Denver-born baritone who was assisted in 1950 by The Allied Arts, Inc. to pursue further studies of art song and German Lieder in New York.
Else Replogle, a longtime friend of the organization, with the help of the Allied Arts board, created the Orville Moore Memorial Award with funds from her estate. The first Orville Moore award was given in 1992 to Larry Glenn, a former professor at Lamont School of Music.
The Orville Moore Memorial Award is the funds given to a former grant recipient who performs at the Orville Moore concert fundraiser. Traditionally held in the fall, the selection of the performer is made by the board or committee.
The award is named for a Denver-born baritone who was assisted in 1950 by The Allied Arts, Inc. to pursue further studies of art song and German Lieder in New York. Else Replogle, a longtime friend of the organization, with the help of the Allied Arts board, created the Orville Moore Memorial Award with funds from her estate. The first Orville Moore award was given in 1992 to Larry Glenn, a professor at Lamont School of Music.
Recent Orville Moore Concerts have been given by Megan Marino, Altius Quartet, Joshua Sawicki, Michael Hoffman, Teresa Castillo.
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Grantee Stories
Winona Martin
From Wolf Trap Opera Singer, Winona Martin, The Allied Arts Inc, “supported my attendance of the Prague Summer Nights program” where she sang Cherubino in
Megan Marino
From Metropolitan Opera and Santa Fe Opera singer, Megan Marino, “I’m well established as an American opera singer and I have recently started to branch
Ross Snyder
From Ross Snyder, violinist with the Tesla String Quartet named “Chamber Choice” by BBC Music Magazine and second prize winner at the 12th Banff International
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