Sentence examples for conductor having from inspiring English sources

By then Barshai was active as a conductor, having founded the Moscow Chamber Orchestra in 1955, acting at its head as long as he remained in the Soviet Union.

Mr. Kahane's continuo playing was just about audible in the Bach and scarcely a factor in Mozart's Symphony No. 33, but there is something to be said for the idea of a conductor having his hand on the music's pulse.

Four years later, he moved on to the Vienna Symphony Orchestra as principal conductor, having made his Salzburg Festival debut with the Berlin Philharmonic in 1970, and added another classic to the recorded repertory with the Don Carlos of 1971.

Mr. Dohnanyi, by the way, spent much of the night as a left-handed conductor, having thrown his right shoulder out of whack while carrying a suitcase full of scores.

Twenty years ago, its founders, Joan Dornemann, a Met vocal coach and prompter, and Paul Nadler, now a Met conductor, having determined that Israel was a desert of the vocal arts, asked the mayor, Shlomo Lahat, for $40,000 to start planting a little Puccini.

Born in the German city of Breslau (now Wroclaw, in Poland), Gellhorn studied in Berlin, first at the university and then at the Akademie der Musik, where he passed his final exams with top distinctions as a pianist and conductor, having also studied composition and won the medal of the Berlin Academy of Arts.

Orchestra and conductor had become one animal.

A conductor had better have something to say about it.

Claudio Abbado, the 80-year-old Italian conductor, has died.

What other conductor has served his host country so handsomely?

"The conductor has a difficult job to really keep up with the movie exactly," Nixon says.