Andrew Miller, a Cincinnati-based conductor, tenor and instrumental instructor, serves as May Festival Conducting Fellow for the 2024–25 season. 

In addition to his work as a choral singer with the May Festival Chorus and Vocal Arts Ensemble, Miller maintains an active performing schedule as a conductor and clinician. He most recently directed the choir and class guitar programs at Covington Catholic High School in Northern Kentucky, a tenure highlighted by collaborations with several area universities and a performing tour to Carnegie Hall in New York City. He also serves as Director of Music at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church in Cincinnati.

Prior to his work in Cincinnati, Miller served as the director of the University of Louisville Singing Cardsmen while completing his Master of Music degree in choral conducting under the direction of Dr. Kent Hatteberg. He also served as an assistant for all university choruses and presented an eclectic Requiem Mass as his conducting recital, including a world premiere by Louisville composer Blake Wilson.

Miller completed his undergraduate degree in music education at the University of Kentucky in 2015 under the direction of Dr. Jefferson Johnson and Dr. Lori Hetzel and is currently pursuing doctoral studies in choral conducting at CCM.

The May Festival is grateful to Ginger Warner for her generous support of the Conducting Fellowship.