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Terence Frazor
Terence Frazor currently holds the position of Music Director and Conductor of the
Laredo Philharmonic Orchestra in Texas. He has appeared as guest conductor with some of
the leading orchestras of North and South America, including the Sao Paulo State Symphony
(Brazil), the UNAM (Mexico City) Philharmonic, the St. Louis Symphony, the San Antonio
Symphony (Texas) the Brooklyn Philharmonia, the Caramoor Festival Orchestra (New York
State) and the American Symphony Orchestra (New York City). In Europe, Mr. Frazor has
conducted the Mozarteum Orchestra (Austria), Orchestre Nationale de Monaco, the Zurich
Symphony Orchestra, the Georgian Chamber Orchestra (Germany), the Ingolstadt Philharmonic
(Germany) and the Bournemouth Sinfonietta (England). Mr. Frazor began his professional
conducting career as assistant conductor to the legendary Leopold Stokowski and the
American Symphony Orchestra. He later held the position of Music Director of New York
City's Bel Canto Opera Company, where he led productions from the standard repertoire as
well as many lesser known works. Mr. Frazor studied at Montreal's McGill University with
Alexander Brott and continued his musical studies with Igor Markevitch in Monaco. Terence
Frazor is a graduate of the Mannes College of Music in New Terence Frazor on Guild Music
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