Miriam Burns is back at Ohio State!
Miriam Burns is a conductor born and raised in Westerville, a proud product of Westerville South High School, and a former Ohio State University student while still in high school (“early admission!”).
She’s made her home in New York for many years but I don’t know how often she’s there. Burns is currently music director of Tysons McLean Orchestra in Virginia and conducts regularly in New York with the Orchestra of the Redeemer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTrwfq1xBi4
She was on staff with the New Philharmonic as one of their cover conductors, having been appointed by Kurt Masur as the result of a competitive audition.
She’s been Music Director of the Tallahassee Symphony, the Kenosha Symphony and the Lawton Philharmonic.
Now Miriam Burns returns to Ohio, three days a week, as professor of conducting at The Ohio State University School of Music.
Meet Miriam Burns:
