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Classic Arts News Former Maui Symphony Conductor Jerry Martin Dies in Accident Jerry Martin, a former conductor for the Maui Symphony Orchestra, died last week in a car accident in San Francisco, The Maui News reports.
Martin, 57, led the orchestra from 1987-1991, and moved to San Francisco in 1998.

Martin led the symphony before construction of the Maui Arts & Cultural Center, and the orchestra often performed in local hotels and churches, Lisa Owens, a former MSO tubist, told the News.

"Jerry began the change where the Maui Symphony began to make a name for itself," she told the News, citing guest performances by Russian pianist Alexi Sutanov and jazz pianist Ramsey Lewis. "Before, we would play just a few concerts a year. Jerry put some glamour in it."

Martin played the French horn for the orchestra for seven years before taking the role of assistant conductor for the 1985-86 season. After one season, he was then promoted to conductor and musical director.

 
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