Jeremy Duby is a conductor, educator, and arts advocate dedicated to fostering vibrant musical communities. He serves as Music Director of the Warren Concert Band—becoming only the third director in the ensemble’s 55-year history - and Conductor of the Symphony Orchestra of the Detroit Metropolitan Youth Symphony (DMYS). He is also a music education specialist with A & G Central Music and serves as the president of the Michigan Music Education Association (MMEA). Mr. Duby earned a Master of Music degree in wind conducting from Oakland University and a Bachelor of Music in music education from Wayne State University.
He began his teaching career in Michigan public schools before joining the music department at The University of Olivet. Over more than two decades in music education, ensembles under his direction have performed by invitation at Carnegie Hall, as well as the New Year’s Day parades in London, Paris, and Rome, with concert appearances at notable venues including the American Cathedral in Paris and Cadogan Hall in London.
An active adjudicator, guest conductor, and clinician, Mr. Duby regularly collaborates with ensembles and festivals throughout Michigan. He is a multiple recipient of the Donald A. Morris Award from The University of Olivet and has received a proclamation from Macomb County for his contributions to students and the arts. Mr. Duby remains deeply committed to music education and community ensembles, believing they create lifelong opportunities for individuals to share in the joy and power of music.