A compelling, insightful and energetic force on the podium, conductor Rebecca Miller is acclaimed by press and audiences alike. Her sophisticated music-making and evocative command of varied composers and styles, coupled with her ability to communicate with audiences of all ages, have resulted in her increasing demand as a guest conductor throughout the United States and abroad.

Rebecca has guest conducted the Orchestra of the Age of Englightenment, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Northern Sinfonia, London Mozart Players, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, and the BBC Concert Orchestra at the 2014 BBC Proms. She has also conducted the Nashville Symphony, including at the 2016 Bruno Walter National Conductor Preview. Rebecca is one of the few annual guest conductors of the Southbank Sinfonia, with whom she continues to pursue her advocacy of contemporary American composers. Rebecca was Conducting Fellow of the Houston Symphony (2005–7) and resident conductor of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra (2007–10). She has also guest conducted throughout the United States and Mexico.

Born in California, Rebecca Miller completed her studies in piano at Oberlin Conservatory of Music. She studied conducting at Northwestern University and at the Aspen Music Festival, and was the Paul Woodhouse Junior Fellow in Conducting for two years at London’s Royal College of Music. First-prize winner in the 4th Eduardo Mata International Conducting Competition, Ms Miller is currently Music Director of the Royal Tunbridge Wells Choral Society and Orchestra, conductor and teacher at the Royal Academy of Music’s Junior Department, and Director of Orchestras at Royal Holloway University of London.