Sospeso performs a concert portrait of French composer Pierre Boulez on May 10, 2005 with conductor Bradley Lubman.

Conductor, composer, and teacher, Brad Lubman has played a vital role in the world of modern music for two decades. He has worked with a variety of illustrious musical figures including Steve Reich, Elvis Costello, John Zorn, Pierre Boulez, and Michael Tilson Thomas.

Lubman has appeared with the Los Angeles Philharmonic New Music Group, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Ensemble Modern of Frankfurt, Steve Reich Ensemble, Saarbruecken Radio Orchestra, Deutsches-Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, New World Symphony, Frankfurt Radio Symphony, Finnish Radio
Symphony, Rochester Philharmonic, ASKO Ensemble of Amsterdam, New York New Music Ensemble, Ensemble 21, and the New Millennium Ensemble.

As a member of the Tanglewood Music Center staff from 1989–94, Lubman was a conductor for the Festival of Contemporary Music and assistant conductor to Oliver Knussen. He has recorded for Auvidis Montaigne, BMG/RCA, Bridge, col legno, CRI, Centaur, Koch, and Nonesuch.

Lubman is an associate professor of conducting and ensembles and music director of the Eastman Musica Nova Ensemble at Eastman School of Music in Rochester. Please visit www.bradlubman.com for a more detailed biography and other information.