Gregory Pritchard

Conductor

A conductor leading Gwinnett Symphony's youth and side-by-side concerts

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In short

Gregory Pritchard conducts the Gwinnett Symphony Orchestra in Lawrenceville, Georgia, appearing on a New Year's side-by-side program pairing student and professional musicians, and on a spring pops concert of orchestral arrangements from film and video game scores. Beyond these listings, no verified biography is available.

On the podium

The two programs show a conductor working across very different repertoire types. The New Year's concert mixes opera overture (Rossini), a substantial concerto (Dvořák's Cello Concerto, listed twice, suggesting two soloists or a side-by-side pairing of young and professional cellists), lighter orchestral miniatures (Tchaikovsky's Slavonic March, Fauré's Pavane), and a core symphonic staple, Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, with its famous four-note opening motif that returns throughout all four movements. The spring pops concert is built entirely from film and video game score arrangements, including music from Pixar films, Video Games Live, several Hollywood blockbusters such as Titanic and Apollo 13, and a Pirates of the Caribbean sequel score, aimed at a youth orchestra audience and pairing student musicians with popular screen music.

Written by OrchestraFinder, reviewed September 2026.

Gregory Pritchard

In short

On the podium

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