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Adron Ming
The Dallas Morning News
"Maestro Adron Ming has lead the Lewisville Lake Symphony since its founding in 1984. "Since that time, it has grown into an ensemble of highly talented, professional musicians and is widely regarded as one of the best regional symphony orchestras in Texas" The News Connection
Since returning to Texas, Ming has been an active cellist in the Dallas area. In addition to conducting the Lewisville Lake Symphony, he is the Associate Conductor of the Richardson Symphony Orchestra and, as guest conductor, has led the Toledo Symphony Orchestra and the Taipei Sunshine Symphony Orchestra in Taiwan. |
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GREAT MUSIC FOR A FAIR PRICE AND A SHORT DRIVE |
"Adron Ming, Music Director and
Conductor of the Lewisville Lake Symphony has presided over all 23
seasons of the orchestra, now one of the most respected regional
orchestras in Texas" 
A native of Weslaco, Texas, Maestro Ming
received his Masters Degree in Music Theory from Baylor University where
he studied cello with Lev Aronson and conducting with Daniel Sternberg.
Ming also served on the Baylor faculty as instructor of music theory and
assistant conductor of the Baylor and Waco Symphonies. While
attending the University of North Texas, Ming studied conducting with Anshel Brusilow before joining the faculty of Bethel College in St. Paul,
Minnesota, as
Assistant Professor of Music and Conductor of the Bethel
Chamber Symphony.