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Dusty Francis

First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor
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Member Bio Conductor and bass-baritone Dusty Francis enjoys an active career as a performer, clinician, and educator across both the United States and the United Kingdom. He currently serves as Director of Music Ministries at First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor. Past roles have included musical leadership of the New York City Master Chorale, London's The Fourth Choir, and the Brooklyn-based Park Slope Singers, as well as classroom teaching positions with the American School in London and Collegiate School in New York City. Francis holds the Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting from the University of Maryland and a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from Xavier University in Cincinnati.
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Rueff Frazao

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Member Bio Mr. Rueff Lopez Frazao is the Middle School and High School Orchestra Director and Codirector for High School Symphony Orchestra at Osceola County School for the Arts in Kissimmee, Florida. Since 2016, Mr. Frazao has also taught keyboard, guitar, music theory, composition, songwriting, production and humanities. Born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and raised in Newark, New Jersey, he began to study music seriously when he moved to Orlando, Florida, in 1998. A product of Orange County Public Schools, Mr. Frazao studied music with Mr. Brian Hellhake and studied privately on string bass with Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra principal bassist, Mr. Don-Michael Hill. Mr. Frazao received his bachelor’s in music education in 2013 from University of Central Florida and studied conducting with Dr. Laszlo Marosi, Mr. Michael Garasi, Dr. Scott Tobias, and Dr. David Brunner. After college, Mr. Frazao has participated in the Florida Southern College Conducting Workshop with Dr. Kira Omelchenko, University of Central Florida Conducting Workshop with Dr. Chung Park, Texas Conducting Workshop at University of Texas in Arlington with Mr. Larry Livingston and Dr. Clifton Evans. Mr. Frazao has performed as a bassist/cellist with Disney’s Encore Orchestra and Tampa Bay Symphony Orchestra, and has additionally performed in Arkansas, Texas, Indiana, and Italy. Mr. Frazao studied voice with Mr. Alan Gerber and went on to sing in operatic and theatrical productions at St. Petersburg Opera under Maestro Mark Sforzini. Mr. Frazao has taught at the elementary, middle, and high school levels, and is a highly sought-after clinician and conductor. Mr. Frazao has also been an adjudicator for district Solo & Ensemble, All-County events, All-State auditions and reseating, and coordinated the Pinellas County and Osceola All-County Orchestra. In 2018, Mr. Frazao’s students performed with Yo-Yo Ma, Colin Jacobsen, and Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Maestro Eric Jacobsen. In 2020, Mr. Frazao served as the President of the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra’s Accent group and was one of the Florida Music Education Association’s Emerging Leaders, Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra’s Young Professionals, and has presented at state and district conferences and clinics. Mr. Frazao’s ensembles performed at the Viennese Masters Invitation at Carnegie Hall, performed Holst’s Jupiter at the Celebration Foundation Concert Series with Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, performed and orchestrated for fiddler Gary Lovini “King of Strings” at Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center. Mr. Frazao’s students have received honorable accolades and superior ratings at district festivals, consistent student participation in state and district honor ensembles, perform with Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra and Osceola Youth Orchestra, collaborated with local colleges, and performed with professionals in the community. Mr. Frazao coordinates the annual OCSA Concerto & Aria Competition, annual Symphony College-Trip,
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Mr. Luke Frazier

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Member Bio Luke Frazier is a conductor, music director and pianist who believes that the future of music depends on breaking down barriers between musicians and audiences. His philosophy is that the most important priority for a modern conductor is not only musical excellence, but also to create diverse and engaging programming that brings communities together through the joy of music. Luke believes that conductors are the bridge between the audience and the orchestra and what he programs and how it relates to the listeners, is the heartbeat of what keeps orchestral programming alive. Luke began as Principal Pops Conductor with Symphony of the Americas in the 2024-2025 season, and most recently, beginning in the 2025-2026 season, Frazier will take over as Artistic and Music Director. In 2015, Frazier started the American Pops Orchestra (APO) to present a broad array of popular and classical music in innovative ways to bring new audiences into the orchestral world. APO has been featured in thirty national broadcasts on PBS with programs ranging in genre from classical to country, jazz to musical theatre. Artists like Renée Fleming, Patti LaBelle, Ariana DeBose, Joshua Bell, Josh Groban and so many more have joined the orchestra, sharing orchestral music with an audience of over sixty million viewers across the country, completely free of charge. Creating opportunities for the next generation of music makers and music lovers is always a priority for Luke. Each year, Luke participates in tours to underserved elementary schools for free, and through monthly virtual streaming, has reached over 600k students across all 50 states. Luke is also passionate about finding outstanding college musicians-and providing meaningful paid experiences. He founded the Annual NextGen Vocal Competition, hosted annually by Lincoln Center, where winners earn cash prizes and career-boosting performance experiences. In partnership with the historic Winterthur Estate, Luke established the Ruth Wales DuPont Composition Competition for collegiate composers in both classical and popular music, providing coaching, cash prizes and professional recordings of finalists works. In honor of NATO’s 75th Anniversary, Luke founded the NATO Symphony Orchestra comprised of college musicians from all 32 NATO Countries who performed together at the Library of Congress for dignitaries both domestic and international. In partnership with the Hispanic Heritage foundation Luke provides performance opportunities for collegiate musicians in the nationally televised Hispanic Heritage Awards. In addition to his work with Symphony of the Americas, APO and PBS, he maintains a busy schedule as a guest conductor and pianist. Luke is conducting an expanded concert series at Lincoln Center this coming season and he is the Artistic Director of Nouveau Productions. He appears regularly in venues from Lincoln Center to The Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall to the Grammy Museum and has performed in such iconic American venues as Independence Hall, George Washington’s Mt. Vernon, the Supreme Court and The White House. Luke is proud to represent the United States of America with APO, which was designated an official Arts Envoy for the United States Department of State in 2023.
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Kathryn Freeburn

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Ron Freiheit

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Mr. Lance Friedel

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Member Bio American Conductor Lance Friedel is currently enjoying an active career in Europe and America. Mr. Friedel has won wide critical acclaim for his recordings of music by Carl Nielsen, with the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra in Denmark (MSR Classics MS1150), and by Josef Bohuslav Foerster, with the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Naxos 8.557776), as well as a collection of Great Comedy Overtures with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (Naxos 8.573418), and a SACD of Bruckner's monumental Fifth Symphony with the London Symphony Orchestra (MSR Classics MS1600). Friedel's most recent recording is a new SACD of three American symphonies by Walter Piston, Samuel Jones, and Stephen Albert, also with the LSO (BIS 2118). He has served as Music Director of the Providence Chamber Orchestra in Rhode Island and Assistant Conductor of the Peabody Symphony Orchestra in Maryland, and has also directed various ensembles in the New York area. Mr. Friedel was awarded first prize at the 2001 Mario Gusella International Conductors Competition in Pescara, Italy. As a result of this prestigious prize, he has been engaged to conduct concerts with orchestras throughout Italy, as well as in Hungary. In 1994 Mr. Friedel was the first-prize winner at the Czech Music Workshop in Hradec Králové, and was invited to conduct the Hradec Králové Philharmonic Orchestra the following season. In 1995, and again in 1996, Mr. Friedel was awarded first prize at the Marienbad Conducting Workshop in Mariánské Lázně, and was invited to conduct concerts with the West Bohemian Symphony Orchestra. Since then Mr. Friedel has been invited to conduct orchestras throughout Eastern Europe, including the Wrocław Philharmonic Orchestra in Poland and the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine in Kiev. He has conducted new productions of Aida and Le nozze di Figaro in Slovakia, as well as premiere performances of several new American symphonic works in Bulgaria. More recently, Mr. Friedel conducted the Berlin Sinfonietta and Berliner Symphonie-Chor in a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at the Konzerthaus in Berlin. Mr. Friedel has attended master classes under such esteemed maestros as Leonard Slatkin, Andre Previn, and Lorin Maazel, and has attended numerous workshops and seminars, including the Mozarteum Summer Academy in Salzburg, the Aspen Music Festival, and Tanglewood. His conducting teachers have included Gustav Meier, Markand Thakar, Michael Charry, Samuel Jones, Larry Rachleff, and Georg Tintner. A magna cum laude graduate of Boston University, Mr. Friedel has also studied at Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, the Hochschule für Musik in Vienna, and the Mannes College of Music in New York.
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Nancy Friedland Nancy Friedland Columbia University/ Music Library

Columbia University/ Music Library
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Tina Frühauf Tina Frühauf Répertoire International de Littérature Musicale (RILM)

Répertoire International de Littérature Musicale (RILM)
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Vinny Fuerst

Birchwood Music Publishing
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Mr. Kimo Furumoto

Huntington Symphony Orchestra
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Member Bio Maestro Kimo Furumoto has recently joined the faculty of California State University - Fullerton. Prior to joining the faculty at the Fullerton campus, Furumoto served as Orchestra Director and Music Director for the Opera Theatre at the Ohio University School of Music. He has served as the Assistant Conductor of the Lyric Mountain Festival for the Performing Arts and as Assistant Conductor of the Lexington Philharmonic. His guest conductor appearances include the Chapman Symphony Orchestra, the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra and the Kurpfalzisches Kammerorchester of Mannheim, Germany. Maestro Furumoto has also served as Music Director of the Concert Orchestra at the University of Cincinnati, College- Conservatory of Music. During his tenure, he conducted a concert at the critically acclaimed Mass-in-Concert series held at New York's Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in conjunction with the Mozart Bicentennial. After completing a one-year intern position as Conducting Assistant with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in 1988, he was invited to return as guest assistant conductor. In addition, he has served as Associate Conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Youth Orchestra and Assistant Conductor of the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra with Boston Pops conductor, Keith Lockhart. Kimo Furumoto holds conducting degrees from Chapman University and the University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music. He has studied under Leonard Bernstein, Robert Shaw, Gerhard Samuel and John Koshak.
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