Conductors After Edwin Franko Goldman
After Goldman’s death at age 78 in 1956, his son, Richard Franko Goldman, took the podium until his death in 1980. Ainslee Cox followed him until his death in 1988, then Gene Young to 1997, then David Eaton to 2000, and the last conductor Christian Wilhjelm 2000-2005.
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