Mills, Amy (c. 1949–)
Mills, Amy (c. 1949–)
American conductor. Born c. 1949 in US.
Became youngest and 1st woman commander and conductor of US Air Force Band and Orchestra, Washington, DC (1990); left active duty (1991); served as 1st woman music director of US Air Force Singing Sergeants; founded National Women's Symphony, Washington, DC (1992), and serves as music director; active as guest conductor; serves as music director and conductor of La Crosse Symphony Orchestra, Wisconsin.
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