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Ryan Brandau
Ryan James Brandau is a New York City-based conductor & arranger celebrated for dynamic choral & orchestral performances. He leads Res Facta and Amor Artis, directs Princeton Pro Musica & Monmouth Civic Chorus, and has prepared choruses for major orchestras. A prolific arranger, Ryan's holiday works are lauded as inventive, and for his recent debut appearance at Trinity Church Wall Street, conducting its iconic annual Messiah, The New York Times praised his work as "urgent and eloquent." He holds degrees from Yale, Cambridge, and Princeton and is committed to bridging classical music with contemporary themes.
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