Sentence examples for conductor salaries from inspiring English sources

The orchestra back then also considered reducing conductor salaries.

Even in the Fifties there were just a few women eager to spend a bus conductor's annual salary on an ornately designed piece of fabric.

Even in the nineteen-fifties, there were just a few women eager to spend what might be a bus conductor's annual salary on an ornately designed piece of fabric.

But consider this: The primary drivers of ticket price increases are exponentially increasing expenses -- with seven-figure salaries for conductors and six-figure salaries for administrators and in some cases musicians.

The symphony's 86 musicians will also take two unpaid weeks off in the coming months — up from one week in previous years — and its conductors will accept reduced salaries in a move that is expected to save nearly $900,000, part of an overall budget reduction of $1.5 million for the 2009-10 season.

The park district pays the salaries of principal conductor Carlos Kalmar, chorus director Christopher Bell, and members of the orchestra and Grant Park Chorus.

To mismanage to the point of having a conductor make two times his annual salary in overtime — there's something wrong.

In the musicians' locker rooms, frustration is building as the salaries of orchestra executives and conductors skyrocket, while the players' salaries stagnate.

Conductors jostle with one another for enormous salaries.

For comparison, Alan Gilbert, the conductor of the New York Philharmonic, gets a salary of around $1.3 million, Ham said.

Pacific Symphony Dropped Offer, Foster Says : Music: Conductor tells of breakdown in negotiations over salary and rehearsal time.