Annie Moses Band

The Annie Moses Band is a Nashville-based classical-crossover ensemble whose six members are Juilliard-trained siblings: Annie, Alex, Benjamin, Gretchen, Camille, and Jeremiah Wolaver. Formed in 2002, the group takes its name from the siblings’ great-grandmother, Annie Moses. The band’s parents, Bill and Robin Wolaver, are veteran songwriters who have contributed to the group’s musical direction. The ensemble blends elements of folk, Americana, classical, jazz, and bluegrass in their arrangements, and their mission is to lead an artistic renaissance through family and Christian conviction, promoting excellence in the arts. The group has performed at venues including Carnegie Hall and the Grand Ole Opry. Their album *Tales From My Grandpa’s Pulpit* peaked at No. 4 on Billboard’s Bluegrass Albums chart. *This Glorious Christmas* reached the Top Ten on Billboard’s Classical Crossover chart, and *Pilgrims & Prodigals* peaked at No. 6 on Billboard’s Heatseekers - Northeast chart. Other releases include *American Rhapsody*, *Christmas With The Annie Moses Band*, and the PBS special *The Art of the Love Song*. In 2010, the family established the Annie Moses Foundation, a nonprofit organization that provides music education through festivals and conservatory programs.