Louis Frémaux
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Louis Frémaux (born August 13, 1921 in Aire-sur-Ia-Lys, France) is a French conductor. He was conductor of the CBSO (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra) immediately before Simon (later Sir Simon) Rattle.
He was previously Chief Conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, and before that, the Orchestra of the Monte Carlo Opera.
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| Preceded by: Henri Tomasi |
Music Directors, Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra 1956–1965 |
Succeeded by: Igor Markevitch |
| Preceded by: Hugo Rignold |
Principal Conductors and Music Directors, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra 1969–1978 |
Succeeded by: Simon Rattle |
| Preceded by: Willem van Otterloo |
Chief Conductors, Sydney Symphony Orchestra 1979–1982 |
Succeeded by: Charles Mackerras |
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