The music world and Rice University are mourning the loss of Larry Rachleff, a longtime music orchestra conductor at the Shepherd School of Music. He was 67.
according to the university
. He will always be remembered in the classical music world for his musical understanding and interpretation of scores and rapport with performance ensembles. “Those of us lucky enough to have followed his baton from the stage will remember Larry as a once-in-a-generation musician and educator of the highest caliber,” said Matthew Loden, the Lynette S. Autrey Dean of Music at the Shepherd School. “On the podium, he was a clear and inspired conductor who routinely expected his ensembles to collectively outperform individual talent and ability.
He is survived by his wife, Susan Lorette Dunn; their son, Sam, who will attend the Shepherd School in the fall; his mother, Naomi; and a brother, Peter Rachleff. The Shepherd School said it will honor Rachleff at the Shepherd School Symphony Orchestra opening performance for the 2022-2023 season on Sept. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in Stude Concert Hall. More details, including ticket information, will be available at
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