Moshe Ney
(Associate Faculty)
Moshe “Moishey” Ney is a singer, songwriter, and voice teacher whose work encompasses Jewish sacred music and contemporary repertoire. Mr. Ney has led prayer services and performed at weddings, religious gatherings, and communal celebrations. His appearances include Simchas Beis Hashoeva at Beth Medrash Govoha, and he has performed with musicians Eli Epstein, Yehuda Loewy, and Aron Pultman.
As a composer and recording artist, Mr. Ney wrote and performed “Chaneinu,” featuring musical and choral arrangements by Doni Gross. His recorded releases include “Repentance,” “Sabeini,” and an a cappella rendition of “Melech Rachaman.” His recorded work includes a collaboration with DJ Kraz on “M’darf Dan Beketcha.”
Mr. Ney specializes in male voice development, emphasizing range expansion, seamless register transitions, and a unified sound throughout the voice. His technical work addresses tonal purity, consistency, and flexibility, with particular attention to the sustained demands of cantorial singing and live performance. He combines this foundation with musicianship, phrasing, and interpretation, drawing on his experience in both traditional prayer and contemporary Jewish song.