Moses Hogan is an African‑American composer renowned for his arrangements of classic spirituals, including the celebrated collection The Oxford Book of Spirituals.
Early Days
He grew up in Louisiana, where his father sang bass in a church choir. Moses was among the first graduates of the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts High School and later attended Juilliard, following in the footsteps of fellow Louisiana native Anthony Mackie.
Fun Facts
Hogan founded both The Moses Hogan Chorale and The Moses Hogan Singers to bring his spirited interpretations of gospel music to wider audiences. His work has been featured in numerous recordings and live performances across the United States.
Family Life
While specific details about his immediate family are limited, it is known that he was raised in a musically supportive household, thanks largely to his father's choir involvement.
Collaborations With
Hogan has collaborated with various choral groups and music educators throughout his career. He also shares a professional connection with fellow Louisiana native Anthony Mackie through their shared Juilliard background.