Sentence examples for Leading orchestra from inspiring English sources

Between those two principal conductors came a period of relative decline, but players such as Neville Marriner (then a violinist) and the horn player Barry Tuckwell led an astonishing transformation to make the LSO once again the country's leading orchestra.

I would like to ask Alan Davey some questions posed anonymously by one of our leading orchestra managers on Norman Lebrecht's blog, Slipped Disc this morning.

Like most performances by Sir Colin's London Symphony Orchestra these days, the night ended as a critical triumph, a showcase of exuberant music-making and gentlemanly discipline that has made the L.S.O., as it is commonly called, the leading orchestra in a city with more ranking ensembles than any other in the world.

M. Jr. who has carried off prizes for Charlestons and led orchestras.

For Ms. Manson, who has led orchestras from The Hague to Honolulu, that has not happened.

He has conducted in major opera houses and led orchestras around the world.

After graduation young conductors generally struggle for the chance to lead orchestras while taking other jobs teaching and playing instruments.

Both performances will be conducted by Victoria Bond, a composer and conductor who has led orchestras in Pittsburgh, Virginia, other venues in the United States, Europe, South America and China.

Leading the orchestra is the much-traveled European maestro Fabio Luisi, in his United States debut.

Leading French orchestras performed his music in occupied Paris to great public and critical acclaim.

(Smith) ★ Wordless Music Orchestra (Sunday) Ryan McAdams leads this orchestra of young musicians who specialize in new music in "Remembering September 11," a 10th anniversary tribute.