Daniel Meyer

Daniel Meyer is a conductor appearing across the Erie Philharmonic's upcoming season, leading concerts that range from film and Broadway music to core orchestral repertoire like Vivaldi, Elgar, and Tchaikovsky. Audiences will find him on the podium for both family-friendly pops nights and more traditional classical programs.

Across this season with the Erie Philharmonic, this conductor leads a wide range of programs, from pops concerts built around film scores and Broadway songs to classical works by Vaughan Williams, Elgar, and Tchaikovsky. Listeners can expect a mix of accessible, movie-and-stage repertoire, such as the orchestral suite from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and a holiday show, alongside more traditional symphonic fare including Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons," Elgar's "Enigma Variations," and Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony. The pairing of a cello concerto by Saint-Saëns with a concert-length orchestral depiction of "Moby Dick" by Mennin suggests a season built around contrast, alternating lighter entertainment nights with substantial orchestral works. A newcomer attending any of these concerts should expect clear, well-paced programs that mix familiar melodies with occasional discoveries.