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Benjamin Rous is a distinguished conductor and educator, serving as the Music Director of the Charlottesville Symphony at the University of Virginia since 2017. He is also an Associate Professor of Music at UVA, shaping the next generation of orchestral musicians while leading dynamic programming that bridges classical masterworks with contemporary commissions. His career blends guest conducting with major ensembles and a commitment to musical exploration that reflects both tradition and innovation. Here you can explore his biography, key collaborations, and his upcoming engagements around Charlottesville, UVA, and central Virginia.

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Rous’s musical journey includes leadership roles with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, and guest appearances with ensembles such as the National Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Long Beach Symphony, and Charleston Symphony. His repertoire spans from canonical works to world premieres, including collaborations on contemporary projects like the A.D. Carson world premiere accompanying Mozart Requiem performances. While his discography does not feature commercial albums, his impact is felt through live performances, televised broadcasts, and institutional collaborations. For fans and students alike, Benjamin Rous offers an insightful, engaging, and accessible approach to orchestral music. Follow UVA and Charlottesville Symphony channels for the latest updates and performance details.

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  • Music Director of the Charlottesville Symphony at the University of Virginia since 2017; UVA Associate Professor of Music.
  • Former Resident/Associate Conductor of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra (2010–2018); has conducted with major ensembles including the National Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Long Beach Symphony, and Charleston Symphony.
  • Repertoire spans classical masterworks and contemporary commissions (e.g., A.D. Carson world premiere project accompanying Mozart Requiem performances).
  • 2025 engagements include: Romance program at Old Cabell Hall (Feb 14–15, 2025), Mozart Requiem at Old Cabell Hall (Mar 22, 2025) and MLK Center (Mar 23, 2025), Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3 with UVA (Apr 26–27, 2025), and Respighi Fountains of Rome at Old Cabell Hall and MLK Center (Sept 27–28, 2025).
  • Education includes Harvard College (AB) and the University of Michigan (DMA in orchestral conducting).
  • Major awards/achievements include appointment as Charlottesville Symphony Music Director (2017) and participation in the Bruno Walter National Conducting Preview (2013).

Rous’s musical journey includes leadership roles with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, and guest appearances with ensembles such as the National Symphony, Buffalo Philharmonic, Long Beach Symphony, and Charleston Symphony. His repertoire spans from canonical works to world premieres, including collaborations on contemporary projects like the A.D. Carson world premiere accompanying Mozart Requiem performances. While his discography does not feature commercial albums, his impact is felt through live performances, televised broadcasts, and institutional collaborations. For fans and students alike, Benjamin Rous offers an insightful, engaging, and accessible approach to orchestral music. Follow UVA and Charlottesville Symphony channels for the latest updates and performance details.

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