Pierre Monteux

1875–1964 (age 89)

Conductor

Biography

Pierre Monteux was a conductor of great sensitivity and vision, leading orchestras with a keen ear for balance and an ability to bring music to life. His interpretations set standards for generations of musicians, and his artistry earned admiration worldwide.

Interred at Riverside Cemetery, his life reminds us of the power of music to unite people and the lasting impact of a thoughtful conductor.

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