Alexander Frey is a symphony orchestra conductor known for his electrifying, passionate performances. A highly charismatic artist on the podium, Frey is in great demand as one of the world's most versatile conductors, and has enjoyed great success in the concert hall and opera house, and in the music of Broadway and Hollywood. Leonard Bernstein referred to him as "a wonderful spirit."
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