Meghan Stoll

Meghan Stoll is Visiting Lecturer and Associate Director of Choirs at Georgia State University School of Music where she conducts Treble Chorus, Choral Union, and teaches conducting and choral literature. She also serves as Associate Conductor with the GRAMMY® Award-winning National Children's Chorus.

Prior to her appointment at Georgia State University, Ms. Stoll served as guest conductor with the Richmond Symphony Chorus, Director of Choral Activities at the National Cathedral School and St. Alban's School, Director of Choral Activities at St. Catherine's Episcopal School in Richmond, Virginia, Director of Music at the University Church at Yale, and Conductor of the Yale Chamber Orchestra. She has also held Assistant Conductor positions with the Yale Camerata and Georgia State University Singers, along with teaching appointments in Aural Skills at the collegiate level.

While at Yale, Meghan received the Richard Paul DeLong Prize for excellence in church music. As a mezzo-soprano, she has performed roles such as Mère Marie in Poulenc’s Dialogues des Carmélites and Dinah in Bernstein’s Trouble in Tahiti with Oberlin Opera Theater. Meghan regularly performs as an ensemble artist with groups including Ensemble Altera, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, Servire, The Thirteen, Yale Choral Artists, and New Muses Project. She sings with the choir of the Basilica of the National Shrine and can also be seen singing with the choir of the Washington National Cathedral.

Meghan holds an Artist Diploma (AD) from Georgia State University, a Master of Music (MM) from Yale School of Music, and a Bachelor of Music (BM) from Oberlin Conservatory. She has trained in conducting under esteemed professionals such as David Hill, Masaaki Suzuki, Greg Ristow, Deanna Joseph, Jeffrey Douma, Marguerite Brooks, and Raphael Jiménez.