Sentence examples for established conductor from inspiring English sources

It considers itself entitled to a thoroughly established conductor, if not an elder statesman with a household name.

One established conductor told me: 'Women can conduct Mozart, but not Mahler.' I would just laugh it off – humour was my best defence.

Mr. Feller, the flutist on the search committee, said Mr. Järvi was a rare breed: an established conductor steeped in the venerable European tradition, but with modern, eclectic tastes in repertoire.

THE New Jersey Symphony ended its search for a new music director last week by selecting Neeme Järvi, an established conductor with international appeal, and in doing so, followed a path taken by the New York Philharmonic across the river and other large American orchestras.

"One established conductor told me: 'Women can conduct Mozart, but not Mahler,'" she said.

The names included Riccardo Chailly, Roberto Abbado, Lorin Maazel and Daniel Barenboim, as well as less established conductors like Gustavo Dudamel of Venezuela and Vladimir Jurowski of Russia.

Planning La Scala's Future Saying that a Riccardo Muti is not replaced "in a month or in a year," Stéphane Lissner, below, the new general manager and artistic director of La Scala opera house in Milan, announced plans to mix established conductors and emerging talent in coming seasons, Agence France-Presse reported.

Today Naxos' house artists are no longer predominantly Eastern European unknowns; they include significant talents, both rising (the conductor Vasily Petrenko) and established (the conductor Leonard Slatkin).

A colossal, unified attack at the outset of the Britten established the conductor's hard-driving style, which recalls Georg Solti's at the Chicago Symphony.

I was competing with established European conductors.

It will feature dance, Noh theater, taiko drumming, art exhibitions, manga and jazz, as well as performances by orchestras partly founded by Mr. Ozawa: the Saito Kinen Orchestra and the Seiji Ozawa Ongaku-juku, part of an academy established by the conductor.