André Ganea combines a broad experience in the field of classical symphonic music with a unique and impassioned approach to the classical contemporary repertoire. An accomplished orchestral conductor, Mr. Ganea was educated at the "George Enescu" School of Music, the University of Southern California and the Mozarteum Salzburg.

A rising star of exceptional caliber, Mr. Ganea is in great demand both throughout the United States and Europe as both conductor and violinist. His recent guest-conducting activities include appearances with the State Philharmonic of Sibiu and the State Philharmonic of Iasi. In addition he has appeared with the Salzburg Chamber Orchestra, Salzburg University Orchestra, the Crown City Chamber Players and the Pasadena Young Musicians Orchestra.

The 2008/2009 season was highlighted by an invitation to appear as Guest Conductor of Honor, with the Bucharest Young Musicians Orchestra in a symphonic concert which celebrated 35 years of musical activity since the founding of the orchestra. The concert received extensive media attention, which was reflected in massive audience attendance. It was presented by the Cultural Department of the Romanian Television at the George Enescu Hall and was broadcast internationally by the Romanian Television and its satellite affiliates.

A proponent of the music of our times, André Ganea participated in the 2007 Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music conductor’s workshop, led by Gustav Meier and Marin Alsop and conducted the Cabrillo Festival Orchestra in a performance of Elizabeth Kelly's contemporary work “Blue Maze”. In search of new musical audiences and venues, Mr. Ganea advocates for the meaningfulness of classical music today.

André Ganea has already acquired a vast and diverse repertoire, which encompasses works from Baroque to the 21st century. Since his debut as conductor, Ganea has been appreciated for his personality and artistic talent, for the conviction and sensitivity of interpretation, as well as for his refined technique.