James Mason (conductor)

James Mason (conductor)

James Mason or "Jimmy" Mason (August 26, 1941 - June 22, 1991) was a conductor of classical music.

He is an award winning classical music conductor, with such awards as the Princess Grace Award, awarded at the Festival of the Arts, Monaco.

He is a graduate of Leland Stanford University.

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