Early Career
Ring Frank's professional career began early in life recording back-up vocals for The Carpenters. After college she served as associate conductor of the 70-voice University Choir, staff pianist, lecturer, and musical director and conductor for the California State University, Long Beach's Department of Theatre Arts. Ring Frank moved to Boston, Massachusetts in 1991 to accept a conducting position at Harvard University.
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