Midland Chamber of Commerce issued the following announcement on Nov. 11
The Midland-Odessa Symphony & Chorale board of directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Ethan Wills as Executive Director. Wills steps into the position after serving as Interim Executive Director since July.
Patrick Canty, MOSC’s Board President explains, “The decision was based on Ethan’s passion for local arts, drive to expand music education locally, and strong leadership shown over the past few months. The board of directors feel he is an excellent fit for MOSC.“
Wills will work to bring the vitality of the symphony to all of West Texas. As a local musician himself, he strives for artistic excellence among the orchestra. He will continue overseeing the staff, musicians, and financial resources of MOSC.
“I am very humbled to accept the position as Executive Director. COVID-19 has presented many challenges for us and all arts organizations nationwide. MOSC will do its best move forward in a positive and safe direction to enhance the deeply-rooted foundation we have in our community. I am thankful to be part of an organization with a rich history and sound structure, and I am ready to do the hard work to usher in a brighter future.” Wills says.
Before joining MOSC, Wills enjoyed a successful career as a freelance musician and passionate music educator. He is in the process of completing his PhD in Fine Arts Administration at Texas Tech University having degrees in Music Education and Music Performance.
For concert and ticket information please visit MOSC.ORG.
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