Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s new assistant conductors know the score

The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra's two new assistant conductors, Samuel Lee and Daniel Wiley, have learned multiple musical instruments and have been working professionally at conducting for a decade or more.

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