Metropolitan Opera Soprano Aundi Marie Moore hailed for possessing a voice of “clarion beauty” (The Washington Post) with “Tender effect...compelling” (Opera News), and noted for her “Bluesy Humming with a honeyed tone” (New York Times). This past season she made her Metropolitan Opera debut in Porgy and Bess in the role of The Strawberry Woman. Career highlights on the opera stage include Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni with L'Opéra de Monte Carlo for her international operatic debut, Nedda in Pagliacci with Sarasota Opera, Serena in Porgy and Bess with Atlanta Opera and Virginia Opera, Young African American Soprano in the world premiere of Ricky Ian Gordon's Rappahannock Countywith Virginia Opera, and Odessa Clay in the World Premier of Approaching Ali with Washington National Opera where The Baltimore Sun reported "Aundi Marie Moore nearly walked off with the opera in the supporting role of Ali's mother, Odessa. Her radiant soprano lit up the Terrace Theater even when she was just softly humming; her portrayal was remarkably detailed and touching.” Concert engagements are highlighted by her performance with the New World Symphony for Samuel Barber’s Knoxville: Summer of 1915 under the baton of Maestro Steven Jarvi as well as the National Symphony Orchestra as their featured guest soloist for their Christmas Pops concert with Marvin Hamlisch conducting.”