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Larry J. Livingston
Larry J. Livingston

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Larry J. Livingston (Los Angeles, California) has appeared with the Houston Symphony, the Los Angeles Philharmonic Green Umbrella Series, at the Festival de Musique in France, with the Stockholm Wind Orchestra, the Leopoldinum Orchestra in Poland, the Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra in Rumania, and the Pan Pacific Festival Orchestras in Sydney. Livingston regularly conducts All-State Ensembles across the United States, including twelve appearances at the Texas All-State Festival. From 2013-2024, Livingston has conducted the All-State Bands and Orchestras in Arizona, Kentucky, California, Colorado, Florida, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, New Mexico, Washington, Michigan, and Texas, leads the Sewanee Music Festival Orchestra, serves again as clinician for the Disney Honors Program, and returns to Katowice, Poland to conduct the opening concert in an international festival of European Academy orchestras. He has appeared as a principal clinician in orchestral conducting workshops in Canada, France, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, and throughout the United States. 

Livingston has held positions as Vice President of the New England Conservatory of Music, Dean of the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University, and Dean of the USC Thornton School of Music, where he Chairs the Conducting Department, and Acting President of Westminster Choir College. Recently inducted into the Music for All Hall of Fame, Livingston appeared in the “Lights Out” episode of Glee and was featured as a mentor in the USA Cable Network Television series “The Moment.” 

Golden Moments with the Honor Orchestra of America

by Larry J. Livingston Sometimes in this adventure called life, one has a golden moment when time falls away and everything seems right in the world. I am blessed to...

One-on-One with Larry Livingston

Dean Westman interviews Larry Livingston on his storied connection to music, his roots in Michigan, and his thoughts on the current state of music education.