Lee Mills

Lee Mills appears as conductor with the Greenville Symphony Orchestra across multiple programs in the 2026-2027 season, ranging from Mozart's Requiem to Ravel's Boléro. Beyond these listings we do not have verified biographical details, so newcomers should treat this page as an introduction to the concerts rather than a full artist profile.

Across this season, listeners can expect a wide stylistic range under this conductor's direction. The opening program pairs Caroline Shaw's atmospheric orchestral writing and Anna Clyne's dramatic "Sound and Fury" with the solemnity of Mozart's Requiem, a choral-orchestral work completed after the composer's death. Later concerts move through Kodály's colorful folk-inflected "Dances of Galánta" and Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra, a piece that shows off each instrumental section in turn. A Beethoven symphony known for its rhythmic drive shares a program with the lyrical Butterfly Lovers' Violin Concerto, drawing on Chinese melodic traditions. The season closes with Spanish and French orchestral color, including Ravel's famously repetitive, slowly building Boléro. Audiences can expect a conductor comfortable moving between large choral works, orchestral showpieces, and concerto accompaniment.