Jane Ring Frank (born 1960 in Los Angeles, California) is a female American Choral Conductor who leads music publisher E. G. Schirmer's Philovox Recording Chorus. She founded Boston Secession, a professional chorus, in 1996, and was the Artistic Director until they disbanded in 2009. She was named Music Director of the Cantemus Chamber Singers (Essex County, MA) in 2011.
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