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This musician appears in our directory as a soprano soloist with the El Paso Symphony Orchestra, singing Poulenc's Gloria alongside Brahms's Fourth Symphony, and separately as conductor of a film-with-orchestra performance of La La Land with the San Francisco Symphony. No confirmed biographical details are available beyond these listed engagements.

In El Paso, the soprano solo comes in Poulenc's Gloria, a work that alternates bright, almost dance-like choral outbursts with quieter, more tender solo passages for soprano, set against a full chorus and orchestra. It is paired with Brahms's Symphony No. 4, a work built on a falling melodic idea that returns and transforms across four movements, ending in a set of thirty variations over a repeating bass line. In San Francisco, the same person appears on the podium for a live-to-picture performance of La La Land, where the conductor's job is to synchronize the orchestra precisely with the film while shaping the score's jazz-inflected songs and orchestral interludes.