Coppell Conservatory - Rachel Moore

Rachel Moore Ms. Rachel Moore started studying Piano and Voice at the age of 10. She later started her undergraduate studies at Harding University where she was a top scholarship winner.

Ms. Moore received a bachelor’s in music education from The University of North Texas Music Department, where she studied Voice with Dr. Linda Di Fiore, Ms. Inci Bashar, and Ms. Laurel Miller, coached with Dr. Stephen Dubberly and Dr. Elvia Puccinelli. While at North Texas, she performed in several operas: in Cendrillion as Cendrillion, in Gianni Schicchi as Ciesca, in Suor Angelica as Zelatrice, and in Die Zauberflote as a spirit, and the choral ensemble 'Acappella' under the direction of Dr. Jerry McCoy.

Ms. Moore has extensive private voice teaching experience, including seven years with the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD. She is currently studying at Texas Woman's University for a Master's degree in vocal performance with Joan Wall.

Throughout her years of teaching and performing, Ms. Moore moore & student has enjoyed sharing her passion for music with her students. She joined Coppell Conservatory in 2007 with the goal of bringing music into the daily life of each of her students. With her training and her experience, she aims to make all of her student's musical experience a positive one, with the right mix of learning and fun, while developing and promoting the students' self-confidence and self-esteem, to benefit them in music performance as well as in life in their academic and social lives.

Ms. Moore is a member of the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) and has performed for the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA).