John Mauceri

John Mauceri is a celebrated American conductor, producer, and arranger, renowned for his extraordinary career that spans the world's most prestigious opera companies and symphony orchestras. Born on September 12, 1945, Mauceri has over 70 albums to his name and has been honored with numerous accolades, including a Tony, a Grammy, an Olivier, three Emmys, and served as the musical advisor for the film "TÁR." A passionate advocate for music suppressed by the Third Reich, he is particularly known for his promotion of works by refugee composers. Beyond his conducting, Mauceri is also an educator, having served on the faculty of Yale University for 15 years and currently serving as the Chancellor of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) and the Founding Director of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra. His multifaceted career as a conductor, educator, and writer makes him a truly versatile and inspiring figure in the world of classical music.