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Francesco Lecce-Chong is an American conductor renowned for his commitment to contemporary works, living composers, and community outreach. Since 2017, he has served as Music Director of the Eugene Symphony and, since 2018, as Music Director of the Santa Rosa Symphony. He made a notable Europe debut at the George Enescu Festival in 2023, underscoring his growing international profile. Lecce-Chong is celebrated for programming ambitious new commissions and for fostering education initiatives that connect orchestral music with diverse communities.

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In addition to his conducting career, Lecce-Chong has earned recognition for leadership and innovation in the classical music world. He is a Solti Foundation Award recipient and led the first commercial recording project by the Eugene and Santa Rosa orchestras around Ellen Taaffe Zwilich’s Cello Concerto & Other Works. His civic contributions were acknowledged with honors such as the North Bay Forty Under 40 award in 2020.

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As a performer-advocate, Lecce-Chong collaborates with a range of ensembles and presenters, bringing fresh perspectives to orchestral programming while maintaining the accessibility and reliability audiences expect. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward access to his concerts and appearances across the West Coast and beyond.

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For fans and newcomers alike, Francesco Lecce-Chong’s programs emphasize clarity, musical storytelling, and collaborative commissioning. His discography highlights a dedication to contemporary repertoire, including the 2022 recording Ellen Taaffe Zwilich: Cello Concerto & Other Works (Delos) and the 2025 release David Schiff: Prefontaine (Delos). While his releases are rooted in classical tradition, his approach to performance is modern and audience-friendly. Follow his official profiles on Instagram and Facebook for updates, tour announcements, and behind-the-scenes insights. Official sites and social channels provide direct access to events, ticket information, and educational initiatives.

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Upcoming 2025 engagements include Bernstein & Brahms at Weill Hall, Green Music Center (Feb 22–24, 2025); The Planets at Weill Hall (May 3–5, 2025); Symphony Uncorked: Sunset/Sunrise at Trione Vineyards & Winery (July 20, 2025); Spanish Fiesta at Weill Hall (Nov 8–10, 2025); and Rach & the Hollywood Sound at Green Music Center (Jan 11–13, 2025). A Lunar New Year concert with the San Francisco Symphony is also planned for February 8, 2025. For the most accurate, up-to-date information, secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss process—think of us as your trusted ticket connection.

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Quick Facts About Francesco Lecce-Chong

  • Biography and career highlights: American conductor, Music Director of the Eugene Symphony (since 2017) and the Santa Rosa Symphony (since 2018); Europe debut at the George Enescu Festival in 2023; renowned for commissioning and programming living composers.
  • Genre and musical style: Primarily classical with a strong emphasis on contemporary works and new commissions; known for engaging education and community-outreach initiatives.
  • Complete discography (most recent first): 1) Ellen Taaffe Zwilich: Cello Concerto & Other Works (Delos, 2022); 2) David Schiff: Prefontaine (Delos, 2025).
  • Top singles/hits: No mainstream pop singles; discographic releases are classical albums; track-level releases exist for Prefontaine (e.g., Prefontaine: III. 5K) but are not chart hits.
  • Major awards and achievements: Solti Foundation Award recipient; led the first commercial recording by the Eugene/Santa Rosa orchestras (Zwilich project) and earned a notable civic award (e.g., North Bay Forty Under 40 in 2020).
  • Social media presence: Official profiles exist on Instagram and Facebook; links are provided on his official site.

The records

Francesco Lecce-Chong Discography

  • David Schiff: Prefontaine
    2025 · Delos
  • Ellen Taaffe Zwilich: Cello Concerto & Other Works
    2022 · Delos (DE3596)

For fans and newcomers alike, Francesco Lecce-Chong’s programs emphasize clarity, musical storytelling, and collaborative commissioning. His discography highlights a dedication to contemporary repertoire, including the 2022 recording Ellen Taaffe Zwilich: Cello Concerto & Other Works (Delos) and the 2025 release David Schiff: Prefontaine (Delos). While his releases are rooted in classical tradition, his approach to performance is modern and audience-friendly. Follow his official profiles on Instagram and Facebook for updates, tour announcements, and behind-the-scenes insights. Official sites and social channels provide direct access to events, ticket information, and educational initiatives.

Upcoming 2025 engagements include Bernstein & Brahms at Weill Hall, Green Music Center (Feb 22–24, 2025); The Planets at Weill Hall (May 3–5, 2025); Symphony Uncorked: Sunset/Sunrise at Trione Vineyards & Winery (July 20, 2025); Spanish Fiesta at Weill Hall (Nov 8–10, 2025); and Rach & the Hollywood Sound at Green Music Center (Jan 11–13, 2025). A Lunar New Year concert with the San Francisco Symphony is also planned for February 8, 2025. For the most accurate, up-to-date information, secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss process—think of us as your trusted ticket connection.

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