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Reg Didham Reg Didham Boston Conservatory at Berklee

Boston Conservatory at Berklee
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Jennifer Diepman

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Member Bio Jennifer Diepman grew up in the United States and began performing on various instruments, directing, and teaching music at an early age. She was awarded superior ratings in piano, oboe, and vocal performance and received the John Philip Sousa award for oboe performance and the Fred J. Miller Outstanding Achievement award for directing. Jennifer has enjoyed performing experiences with John Williams, Christoph von Dohnányi, and Kenny Rogers. She graduated summa cum laude from Cleveland State University with a Bachelor’s degree in vocal and instrumental music education. In 2002, she moved to the Netherlands to be with her Dutch husband. In the Netherlands, Jennifer has taught music privately and at several elementary and secondary schools in English and in Dutch. She has also directed adult vocal and instrumental groups and accompanied choirs. In her spare time Jennifer likes to make music with her husband and two daughters, go horseback riding, play basketball, and go to the beach.
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Jürgen Diet Jürgen Diet Bayerische Staatsbibliothek

Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
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Gregory DiLuzio

Texas Tech University
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Member Bio Gregory DiLuzio is an active operatic and orchestral conductor. A strong advocate of interdisciplinary collaboration and bringing music outside of the modern concert hall and into the community, he conducted Mozart's Le nozze di Figaro with /kor/ productions, staged in the Berger Park Historical Mansion and the Growling Rabbit Café, both in the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago. Also with /kor/ productions he conducted Verdi's Falstaff, staged in the Act One Pub in Rogers Park. He worked with Lingerie Lyrique, an opera company that combines traditional opera with elements of burlesque and Vaudeville, conducting Forest Fantasies, a collection of opera scenes in French, Italian, Russian, and English from operas by Massenet, Rossini, Rimsky-Korsakov, and Janáček. In addition, he assisted with musical preparation for Stranger Here Myself, a staged revue of Kurt Weill songs. Other more traditional conducting engagements include Thompson Street Opera (Johanny Navarro's Redención, Pedro Finisterra's The Boy Who Wanted to be a Robot, Tony Manfredonia's Ghost Variations, and John Young's Death of Ivan Ilych), Third Eye Theatre Ensemble (Stefan Weisman's Darkling), No Little Plans Opera (Die Walküre), Main Street Opera (Cavalleria Rusticana, Pagliacci, Lucia di Lammermoor, Suor Angelica, Gianni Schicchi, Falstaff), American Chamber Opera (Die Fledermaus, for which he was also the stage director), Northwestern University (Die Fledermaus, Gianni Schicchi), Roosevelt University (Candide), Texas Tech University (L'elisir d'amore, Gluck's Orfeo), and Moonlight Musicals (Once Upon A Mattress). Internationally, he has conducted the Orchestra Sinfonica G. Rossini as part of the Musica e Musica concert series in Mercatello sul Metauro, Italy, the Orquesta Sinfónica de Xalapa in Xalapa, Mexico, and the Orquesta Sinfónica de Aguascalientes in Aguascalientes, Mexico. ​ A multi-talented performing artist, in the past Mr. DiLuzio has sung operatic and musical theatre roles with several companies and played a variety of woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments in wind ensembles and opera orchestras. He also performed for multiple summers as part of the Rebel Shakespeare Company, dedicated to staging Shakespeare's plays in the parks of Boston's North Shore. ​Pursuing an interest in chamber music, Mr. DiLuzio founded the Nuvole Ensemble, a Chicago-based chamber group dedicated to bringing the intimacy of chamber music to the greater Chicago area while collaborating with arts institutions throughout Chicagoland. The ensemble collaborated with Main Street Opera for productions of Lucia di Lammermoor, Madama Butterfly, and Falstaff. He also performed American composer Mark Danciger's The King of Snow for voice, marimba, and flute, as well as 4-handed piano versions of selected Brahms Hungarian Dances and J. Strauss's polka, Unter Donner und Blitz. In an effort to develop and strengthen relationships within the broader community, he has performed in numerous non-traditional venues such as pubs, senior living facilities, libraries, art galleries, schools, cultural centers, and public parks. ​ Mr. DiLuzio holds a Master of Music from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University, and a Bachelor of Music, summa cum laude, from the University of Massachusetts Amherst where he was named a Theodore Presser Scholar, received the Dorothy Ornest Voice Scholarship, and the Frank Prentice Rand Scholarship. He is currently finishing his doctoral degree in Orchestral Conducting at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, where he is the recipient of a teaching assistantship and the AT&T Chancellor’s Graduate Fellowship, and is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.
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Kirby Dilworth Kirby Dilworth MU-Carnegie Library

MU-Carnegie Library
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Major Brian Dix, United States Marine Corps, Retired

Denman Road Productions, LLC
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Member Bio Major Brian Dix, United States Marine Corps, Retired led a brilliant military career as a conductor and composer spanning over 30 years of dedicated service culminating as Director of the highly beloved U.S. Marine Drum & Bugle Corps, “The Commandant’s Own” from Washington D.C. His distinguished leadership elevated this ensembles musical prowess that was witnessed by millions of people during concerts, performances and ceremonies throughout the United States, its territories, plus four continents. During his tenure, Brian led musical presentations for world leaders, dignitaries, heads of state and marched within every local community along the way. This included World War Memorials on the island of Iwo Jima and Belleau Wood France, the Norwegian Military Tattoo, Oslo, the USS Intrepid dedication in NYC, individual productions for the Kennedy Center Honors along with live broadcasts for PBS, CBS, NBC Fox News and Armed Forces Radio & Television. Other noteworthy events include The Great State Fair of Texas along with marching presentations for Drum Corps International, Drum Corps Associates and Bands of America. He was distinguished amongst his peers for being selected to command performances for HRH Queen Elizabeth II at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Scotland and the Sultan of Oman’s Anniversary Celebration in Muscat. These are amongst some 7500 concerts, ceremonies and performances to his name as Director with over 10,000 events as an overall musical performer.
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Dr. Timothy Dixon

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Member Bio Dr. Timothy Dixon is Professor of Music and Director of Orchestral Studies at Messiah College (PA), where he conducts the orchestras and opera productions, and teaches orchestral literature and conducting at the undergraduate and graduate level. Additionally, he is Conductor Laureate of the West Shore Symphony Orchestra (PA) and has been a regular conductor of the Harrisburg Opera Association. Active nationally and internationally, Dixon has conducted numerous festival orchestras (at the county through all-state levels) in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic region, as well as professional orchestra in Pennsylvania, New York, Connect, Georgie and in Germany and Ukraine. His orchestras at Messiah College have been selected to perform multiple times at PMEA and NAfME conferences, and he has presented scholarly papers at conferences of the College Orchestra Directors Association and the College Music Society. Before moving to Pennsylvania, Dixon served as conductor of the University of Iowa Philharmonia Orchestra, and the Preucil School String Orchestra, an ensemble which has been featured on public radio and television as well as in international festivals and tours. Timothy Dixon has also served as the Music Director/Conductor of the Middletown Youth Symphony (OH), the Saginaw Bay Youth Orchestra (MI), the Michigan State University Musical Theater Department, and the Michigan State University Campus Orchestra. Dixon also served as string educator, grades 4-12, in the Middletown City School District (OH). Timothy Dixon holds Doctor of Musical Arts in Orchestral Conducting from the University of Iowa (studying with William LaRue Jones), the M.M. in Orchestral Conducting from Michigan State University (studying with Leon Gregorian), and a B.A. and B.M. in Music and Music Education, respectively, from Miami University (OH) (studying with Jacob Chi). In workshops and private settings, he has also studied conducting with Kenneth Kiesler, Leonid Korchmar (Kirov Opera / St. Petersburg Conservatory) and Daniel Lewis.
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Michael Djabarov

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Mr. John Dodson

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Moon Doh

Butler Symphony Orchestra - PA
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Member Bio A recipient of the Takaya Urakawa Foundation Grant awarded to promising young musicians, Moon Doh is associate conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, appointed by Music Director Manfred Honeck in 2021. In this role, he has conducted subscription, education, family and movie concerts as well as sold-out performances with artists such as Sting. An active community builder, he has presented Beethoven’s string quartets in various libraries across Pittsburgh, held Discovery and Drinks talks in different breweries, and led children’s concerts in diverse venues including the MuseumLab in collaboration with Mo Willems. As the Artistic Director and Conductor of the Flora Symphony Orchestra in Cologne, Germany prior to his Pittsburgh appointment, he initiated the orchestra’s first ever live stream concerts that reached an unprecedented number of audiences across the globe over three seasons. He not only led exciting subscription concerts but also worked closely with music pedagogues in order to give young people a chance to learn and experience orchestral music in a meaningful way. In recent years, Moon has worked with many orchestras across Europe: WDR Funkhausorchester, Duisburger Philharmoniker, Düsseldorfer Symphoniker, Neue Philharmonie Westfalen, and Bergische Symphoniker, Dortmunder Philharmoniker in Germany, Romanian Chamber Orchestra in Romania, Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra in Spain, Sinfonietta Cracovia in Poland, and Pleven Philharmonic in Bulgaria to name a few. Moon's latest collaborations in the US include debuts with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and Symphoria. Born in South Korea, Moon spent much of his childhood in the Philippines, Russia, and the United States. At the age of nine, he began cello and piano studies in Russia and has since performed with various youth and student orchestras across the globe. As a passionate advocate for young rising artists, he led concerts with the All-State Orchestra of Hessen in Germany. In addition, he was also the conductor of the Under-16 Orchestra of Tonhalle Düsseldorf and regularly coached the Youth Orchestra of Essen. A staunch believer in empowering others, Moon has actively worked with asylum seekers in Hungary, children in underserved areas of Bangladesh, and inmates in Baltimore as the president of a student organization while completing his B.A. in International Relations and Economics from Johns Hopkins University. He currently sits on the Board of Violence Prevention Network USA, an organization that helps people at risk of radicalization. Moon studied orchestral conducting at the Robert Schumann Hochschule Düsseldorf in Germany. Prior to his conducting studies, he received a B.A. in music composition from Sahmyook University in South Korea. Moon has participated in renowned music festivals such as Accademia Chigiana in Italy and Bartók Festival in Hungary. His mentors include Manfred Honeck, Rüdiger Bohn, Cristian Măcelaru, Peter Eötvös, and Jorma Panula. IG: @doh.moon
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