The Murray Symphony practices under the direction of Clinton Frohm during a rehearsal at Cottonwood High in Murray.
Brian Nicholson, Deseret Morning News
A well deserved tribute was paid to the late Clint Frohm recently by the Murray Symphony. He was the director of the Symphony until shortly before his untimely death in 2010. But perhaps more important was that he had been a high school music instructor and later was music director for Granite School District.
All three of our sons played under him in the Granite Youth Symphony and in orchestras and bands at Cottonwood High School. Frohm became close friends with them and instilled in them a love of all kinds of music. Even after our sons graduated he would sometimes invite them to play with him in other groups he was leading.
He touched the lives of many students. He was versatile and could play all kinds of music from symphony to jazz. We shall always be indebted to Frohm who in our home was the real "Music Man."
Richard and Juanita Howe
Murray
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I played in the Jazz Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, and took US History all from Mr. Frohm while in high school. He was my mentor, and I looked up to him like I've rarely looked up to anyone else. He was also an officer in the Army Reserve and one More..
I taught with Clint back in the 1990's at Cottonwood. A funny guy, good man and great teacher of music. He is missed.
I don't know any of the parties here, but what a great tribute of service.