Critical acclaim
Dvořák · Beethoven · Saint-Saëns
It was obvious that Quinn is a gifted conductor who already has both a command of his repertory and the ability to use his baton to deliver what he wants… Surprisingly and impressively, he conducted the entire evening from memory.
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Haydn · Mendelssohn · Walton
With no distracting score before him, he was free to communicate eye-to-eye with the players on every beat. His motions were as smooth as those of a ballet dancer.
Juneau Empire
New Year’s Eve with Bernadette Peters and the Boston Pops
Under the baton of jovial guest conductor Troy Quinn, the first half of the program opened with Richard A. Whiting’s always rousing Hooray for Hollywood, and other memorable film music.
BroadwayWorld
John Williams · E.T. Suite
Troy Quinn cut a natty figure with his dark hair and sports jacket… it was thrilling to hear the music roll forward, finding its balance like a bicycle.
The Buffalo News
Mozart · Jupiter Symphony
The difficulty Quinn undertook was to find a fresh interpretation of an often played work… the performance was solid.
Rochester City Newspaper
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Represented by Greenberg Artists
Exclusive North American management with Jami Greenberg.
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Nas with the Boston Pops at Tanglewood
Conducting the hip-hop icon with the Pops in the Berkshires.
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Boston Pops debut
Leading the Pops’ New Year’s Eve celebration with Bernadette Peters.
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Emmy nominations for A Night at the Oscars
The PBS special with the Owensboro Symphony earns two nominations.
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Named Pops Conductor of the Santa Rosa Symphony
The Symphony Pops series at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts.
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“Music Man” on Rhode Island PBS
An eight-minute profile on Rhode Island PBS Weekly.
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Rhode Island Philharmonic Pops debut
Home again, conducting the orchestra that first inspired him.
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Named Music Director of The Venice Symphony
Venice, Florida. Now in his ninth season.
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Appointed to the conducting faculty at USC Thornton
Back at his alma mater, this time at the front of the room.
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Named Music Director of the Owensboro Symphony
Owensboro, Kentucky. Now in his tenth season.