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Man of many batons adds college post

Man of many batons adds college post

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The DePaul University School of Music is pleased to announce the appointment of Francesco Milioto as Music Director and Conductor of the DePaul Symphony Orchestra, beginning in the fall of 2025 with the orchestra’s upcoming concert on November 8. Mr. Milioto is a gifted and established conductor whose interpretations are fueled by deep curiosity and executed with a philosophy of collaboration.

Mr. Milioto currently serves as Music Director of OPERA San Antonio, The Florentine Opera, and Holy City Arts, as well as Lyric Opera in Charleston, SC. Mr. Milioto’s most recent acclaimed performances, outside his home companies, include productions at the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Kansas City Opera, and Ballet San Antonio. He is currently a member of the music staff at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. He has previously served as guest conductor of the DePaul Symphony Orchestra and DePaul Opera Theatre Orchestra.

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