Robert Moody is one of American classical music’s most distinctive musical minds — a conductor prized as much for what he programs as for how he conducts. Soprano Renée Fleming, who joins him on stages around the world, calls him the “Guru of Programming”: an architect of concerts that set the repertoire’s great, cathartic works beside bold new voices and unexpected juxtapositions. A natural communicator from the podium, he builds programs that leave audiences not only moved but restored.