Mr. Krohn serves as the Directory of Orchestras for Ann Arbor Huron High School, where he conducts the Symphony Orchestra, Concert Orchestra, and Philharmonic Orchestra, advises the Chamber Orchestra, assists with the Middle School Orchestra Programs and teaches beginning strings. Mr. Krohn has also been the Music Director and Conductor of the Mason Symphony (MI) for five seasons and the Arbor Brass Choir for four. Mr. Krohn has served on the faculties of the Michigan All-State Program at Interlochen, the Rudolf Steiner High School in Ann Arbor, and Saline High School, as well as on the staff for the University of Michigan Marching Band, and as assistant director of the University of Michigan Campus Bands.

Originally from Lewisburg, PA, Mr. Krohn began studying the violin at age three and continues to enjoy performing on his first instrument and has appeared with folk/world music groups Fonn Mor, Killarney Broadcast and the Global Mission Orchestra. As a trumpet player, Mr. Krohn is currently the Principal Trumpet with the Birmingham-Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra and has performed with orchestras throughout southeast Michigan. Mr. Krohn holds degrees in Trumpet Performance, Music Education, and Conducting from the University of Michigan where he was a student of William Lucas and Michael Haithcock and has also studied with Marianne Ploger, Bob Culver, Kenneth Kiesler, Jerry Blackstone, H. Robert Reynolds and Steven Davis.

Mr. Krohn resides in Ann Arbor with his wonderful wife Kelly and enjoys Michigan Football, yoga, running, playing cards, cooking and spending time with friends and family.