Andrew Megill is recognized as one of the leading choral conductors of his generation, known for his passionate artistry and unusually wide-ranging repertoire, extending from Renaissance music to newly commissioned works. He has prepared choruses for the American Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, the Spoleto Festival Orchestra, and the Berkshire Opera for conductors including Zdenek Macal, Joseph Flummerfelt, Richard Bradshaw, Leon Botstein, Spiros Argiris, Joel Revzen, and Julius Rudel. Mr. Megill has also assisted Maestro Flummerfelt in preparing the Westminster Symphonic Choir for performances and recordings with the world's leading orchestras, including the Berlin Philharmonic, New York Philharmonic, New Jersey Symphony and The Philadelphia Orchestra under such conductors as Claudio Abbado, Kurt Masur, Zdenek Macal, Wolfgang Sawallisch, and Robert Shaw.

Since 1989, he has served as artistic director of Fuma Sacra, which currently serves as ensemble-in-residence at Westminster and is recognized as one of America's leading professional ensembles specializing in Renaissance and Baroque vocal music. Mr. Megill also serves as chorus master for the Spoleto Festival U.S.A., where he was recently acclaimed for training "the finest opera chorus in the world," (Charleston Post and Courier); as music director of the Concert Chorale of New York, and as associate conductor of the Westminster Symphonic Choir. Mr. Megill is also music director of the Masterwork Chorus and Orchestra. He has led the Masterwork Chorus, one of New Jersey's finest volunteer choirs, in major choral-orchestral repertory throughout New Jersey and New York, including at Avery Fisher and Carnegie Halls.

He is also in frequent demand as a guest conductor for groups such as the New York Choral Artists, the Choral Arts Society of Washington D.C., Princeton Opera, the National Christian Fine Arts Council, and the Charleston Singers' Guild. He served as associate conductor and chorus master for the Garden State Philharmonic for six years and as conductor of the West Village Chorale in Manhattan.

Last year Mr. Megill was appointed conductor of the Westminster Singers. In addition to his activity as a conductor, he is widely recognized as an educator. He is a member of the conducting faculty at Westminster, where he has taught graduate and undergraduate conducting and choral literature, and has led workshops in choral technique and conducting, choral repertoire, group vocal techniques, diction, and performance practice for many organizations.

Mr. Megill is also an accomplished pianist and singer. As a rehearsal accompanist, he has played for many of the world's leading conductors, including Bernstein, Flummerfelt, Masur, Mehta, Muti, Shaw, Slatkin, Tilson Thomas, and Wolff; he has sung with professional choirs and orchestras across the United States, particularly in contemporary and Baroque repertoire (including the Bach Evangelists).

Mr. Megill may be heard as a singer or conductor on numerous recordings, including Fuma Sacra's CDs The Best Nowells That E'er Befell (1996), an album of music for Christmas from 10 centuries in seven languages, and Mater Dolorosa, a collection of Italian sacred music of the 17th century (including a performance of Domenico Scarlatti's Stabat Mater which "left the audience gasping in amazement" (Classical New Jersey).