There are different programs, for voice, for acting, for my body, for the conductor, my colleagues, the staging.
She was internationally renowned by conductors, fellow musicians and colleagues for her musicianship, deep, dark, velvet-like singing voice, and unique vocal qualities.
But the highly idiosyncratic training of an orchestra's members — who draw on their conservatory backgrounds, as well as decades of working with radically different conductors and colleagues — undergirds each performance.
He and Paul Lustig Dunkel, the orchestra's music director and conductor, are musical colleagues on other stages as well.
The Metropolitan Opera deeply mourns the death of our dear friend and colleague, conductor Sarah Caldwell.
Against the background of flashing emergency signals, a conductor tells a colleague that someone jumped off the train, shouting "something about Willoughby".
Several moments later -- as the train was drawing closer to Broad Street station -- the conductor asked a colleague on the public address system: "Rear brake.
What better way for him to get to know his colleagues and conductor than play chamber music with them?
Like Mr. Álvarez, Ms. Kasarova is lucky in her colleagues, the conductor Frédéric Chaslin and the Munich Radio Orchestra.
This week, the conductor David Robertson and his colleagues have been working intensively with young musicians from around the country to prepare them in a program of challenging scores by Messiaen ("Sept Haïkaï" and "Oiseaux Exotiques") and Varèse ("Déserts").
Tchaikovsky's trio, dedicated "to the memory of a great artist," commemorated the passing of the pianist and conductor Nikolai Rubinstein, a close colleague and adviser, in 1881.
