Mark Miller is a conductor, clarinetist, and composer based in Massachusetts. He has spent over thirty-five years on the conducting staff of the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras, conducts the All Campus Orchestra at Boston University, and is the Music Director & Conductor of the Cape Symphony Youth Orchestra Program. For many years he conducted the Chamber Orchestra at the Community Music School of Boston and assisted with the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra. He has conducted at all-state and district festivals, and has worked with other college, community and youth orchestras. Long-time principal clarinetist of the Cape Symphony, he has also performed with the Plymouth Philharmonic, Simon Sinfonietta, and the New Bedford Symphony. He teaches clarinet privately for the Cape Symphony and in Foxborough’s nationally-acclaimed music program. He attended Florida State University and Boston University, and holds degrees in composition and clarinet performance. Mr. Miller’s original compositions, arrangements, and transcriptions have been performed by the Cape Symphony, the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras, Arcadian Winds, and Foxborough’s nationally-acclaimed ensembles, as well as other performers and ensembles. His many wind quintet arrangements are played by quintets throughout North America and Europe. A native of Pensacola, Florida, Mr. Miller attended the Florida State University, where he earned degrees in composition and clarinet performance. He holds a master’s degree in composition from Boston University.
