Sentence examples for conductor to make from inspiring English sources

It is also hard for a pianist, or a conductor, to make a fresh impression in the Grieg Piano Concerto.

It takes a supreme conductor to make the music seem of a piece without revealing the stitches.

In 1993, Gelb helped arrange for Norio Ohga, the president of Sony, who was also an amateur conductor, to make his début in New York.

In theory, Jurowski might have seemed the ideal conductor to make the case for Tchaikovsky's Manfred Symphony, which took up the second half.

Hallo Hallohe!" The frustrated Beckmesser rips out a few pages from the score, as if trying to persuade the conductor to make the once-traditional omission of a verse of the song.

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Thomas Beecham: Beecham did more than any conductor to make the Faust Symphony part of the repertoire again, after decades of absence: his uniquely compelling advocacy tells you why it worked!

It's time for conductors to make the revolutionary gesture of staying home, with the orchestras that work to realize their vision.

After the 1908 premiere of this symphony in St . Petersburg it became common practice for conductors to make cuts in the piece, sometimes sizable ones.

It wasn't unusual for one of the distinguished male guests — not the Japanese but especially the elderly German or Italian conductors — to make a pass at her.

In recent seasons, the Met has enticed major conductors to make triumphant house debuts: Daniel Barenboim in Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde," Riccardo Muti in Verdi's "Attila,", Esa-Pekka Salonen in Janacek's "From the House of the Dead" and Simon Rattle in Debussy's "Pelléas et Mélisande".

We integrate air bubbles into conductive elastic composite-based stretchable conductors to make them mechanically less stiff and electrically more robust against physical deformations.