Sentence examples for conductor of choice from inspiring English sources

Lorin Maazel would not be the conductor of choice for those who feel this way.

By the mid-1960s he was her conductor of choice, often part of the deal when she signed a contract.

The Royal Concertgebouw's low brass and timpani shine, but all is secure under the experienced baton of Andris Nelsons, fast becoming the Wagner conductor of choice.

Anne Manson, who in recent seasons has become the conductor of choice for opera productions at Juilliard, understandably so, drew a glowing, textured and rhapsodic performance of Janacek's wondrous score from the excellent Juilliard Orchestra.

I cannot think of another musician today who is both the conductor of choice for complex contemporary orchestral scores by Elliott Carter and Charles Wuorinen and the person singers and opera buffs want in the pit for an early Verdi opera.

Copper wire, the current conductor of choice on a chip, is relatively fast, but not nearly as fast and energy-efficient as light.

As they are chiefly responsible for the music orchestras play, both in terms of choice and execution, conductors have had considerable impact on the development of music.

The British conductor Bramwell Tovey has become the host of choice for these popular concerts, winning over audiences with his lively performances and avuncular humor.

The implications of the conductor choice on the coil design and technology are highlighted.

He appreciated that the Nazi period dramatised the necessity of choice, and he became preoccupied with the great German artists, such as Wilhelm Furtwängler, a conductor, and a composer, Richard Strauss, who chose not to leave their native land.

The conductor of the whole process is the warden, who "makes the choice of who is to perform all tasks associated with carrying out an execution," according to Thompson.