Sentence examples for exciting conductor from inspiring English sources

And, of special interest, the exciting conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguinhe Met.

The exciting conductor Osmo Vanska leads the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra on Tuesday and Wednesday, offering music by Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert at Avery Fisher Hall.

Nicholas Cantata" of 1948: "In Mr. Dunn the Cantata Singers have an alert, exciting conductor whose rhythm is impeccable and who has immediate control over his forces," Mr. Schonberg wrote.

Gustavo Dudamel — unquestionably the most exciting conductor to arrive on the scene since Simon Rattle — is finally coming to New York after a brief but revelatory international career that was capped, in April, by his appointment as the next music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Another new-music event of interest comes courtesy of the exciting conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin and the Philadelphia Orchestra (April 10, at Carnegie Hall): a performance of "Philadelphia Voices," a new piece by Tod Machover, a gifted composer who occupies a unique space between high art and advanced technology.

One of the most interesting and exciting conductors of his generation, Yakov Kreizberg conducted most of the major orchestras throughout Europe, North America and Asia.

There are still exciting conductors out there, even if not all of them have made it to the music directorship of the New York Philharmonic.

Lorin Maazel may have been a big name in conducting, but it is perhaps an indication of the wealth of young, exciting conductors around at present that this performance with the Philharmonia, with whom he first worked 50 years ago, should prove so uninspiring.

Mr. Davis has long been just about the most astute and exciting Berlioz conductor around.

They and their exciting young conductor Rafael Payare, an El Sistema alumnus – a name to watch – played with vigour and warmth.

Mr. Ralske, a Long Island native, said he was struggling with the decision: Los Angeles has an exciting new conductor in Mr. Dudamel and is in good financial shape, but "the Met is the Met," and closer to home.