FCO Staff
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Eric Crimmins, Operations Manager
Eric Crimmins is in his second season as the Operations Manager for the Fenton Community Orchestra. He is also an Education Specialist for A&G Central Music, providing service and clinical expertise to Metro Detroit schools. Eric brings 30+ years to these roles as a professional musician and educator.
Mr. Crimmins is a retired Band Director from Lake Orion Community Schools, a proofreader for Hal Leonard Music Publishing, and is the Founder, Managing Director and Principal Saxophonist of the Southeastern Michigan Wind Ensemble (SEMWE.) While teaching, his Scripps Middle School Cadet Band was selected to perform three times at the Michigan Music Conference. He is also a GRAMMY® nominated music educator.
Mr. Crimmins is in demand as a music adjudicator, clinician, and guest conductor across Michigan. He plays woodwinds in Metro Detroit pit orchestras, and is the tenor saxophonist in The Cass Saxophone Quartet. With colleagues, he presented the educational session “30 Years Later – Advice for Longevity” at the 2023 Michigan Music Conference. He lives in Bloomfield Hills with his husband Brian and their three dogs Oskar, Irving and Sidney.
Eric Crimmins is in his second season as the Operations Manager for the Fenton Community Orchestra. He is also an Education Specialist for A&G Central Music, providing service and clinical expertise to Metro Detroit schools. Eric brings 30+ years to these roles as a professional musician and educator.
Mr. Crimmins is a retired Band Director from Lake Orion Community Schools, a proofreader for Hal Leonard Music Publishing, and is the Founder, Managing Director and Principal Saxophonist of the Southeastern Michigan Wind Ensemble (SEMWE.) While teaching, his Scripps Middle School Cadet Band was selected to perform three times at the Michigan Music Conference. He is also a GRAMMY® nominated music educator.
Mr. Crimmins is in demand as a music adjudicator, clinician, and guest conductor across Michigan. He plays woodwinds in Metro Detroit pit orchestras, and is the tenor saxophonist in The Cass Saxophone Quartet. With colleagues, he presented the educational session “30 Years Later – Advice for Longevity” at the 2023 Michigan Music Conference. He lives in Bloomfield Hills with his husband Brian and their three dogs Oskar, Irving and Sidney.
