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The phrase "a conductor whose father" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a conductor and providing additional information about their father, often in a context discussing family background or heritage.
Example: "She is a conductor whose father was also a renowned musician, influencing her passion for music from a young age."
Alternatives: "a conductor with a father" or "a conductor whose parent".
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Among them was George Wood, a conductor whose father and grandfather both worked on the New Haven Railroad.
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He was a great conductor, whose interpretations of Bartók — his piano teacher — are justly famed.
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