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Us Conductors by Sean Michaels is published by Bloomsbury.

"Are they going to be called conductors, by the way," I asked.

The concert allowed Andrey Boreyko to demonstrate why he figures among the more promising young Russian conductors by leading a shrewdly judged performance of Shostakovich's enigmatic yet strangely inviting Symphony No.15.

Who could have predicted that a composer who seemed to define anti-Romanticism in the 1970's would become one of the world's most eloquent Mahler conductors by the late 1990's?

Claudio Abbado, who has died at the age of 80, was one of the true giants of classical who was considered to be among the greatest of all conductors by many.

Mr. Kowalke, an outspoken advocate for the advancement of a younger generation of American conductors and composers, said that Mr. Maazel's appointment -- coupled with the recent wooing of foreign conductors by other top American orchestras -- could be read like a sign on the door: "Young American conductors need not apply".

In the first part of his career, orchestra/conductor relationships were substantially defined by a battle for supremacy, apparently relished by some conductors, abhorred by Sir Colin.

"Latin Pop has taken over the American airwaves," said the conductor by telephone from Massachusetts.

The buzzing ambience is orchestrated like a conductor by the genial owner, Fabien.

He was a marvellous conductor, by all accounts, but his infatuation with "cultivated persons" set a bad precedent.

So the buzz of expectation on Monday centered on Mr. Eschenbach, a major conductor by any measure, who will become the music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra in 2003.