Sentence examples for for its conductor from inspiring English sources

Every department of this fabulous orchestra seems to make a telling contribution to this performance at some point or other, and it's as much a triumph for the Staatskapelle as it is for its conductor.

It is not an ethnic singing group; it is named for its conductor, a Mr. Welch.

The orchestra also formalized new responsibilities for its conductor, which had traditionally been in the hands of management: organizing concert series, selecting soloists and guest conductors and planning programs.

The Berkshire Music Cen ter at Tanglewood, always noted for its conductors' training program, will en large it this year through a grant' from the National Or chestral Association, which itself trains orchestral mu sicians.

Nevertheless, the Berlin orchestra played impressively for its chief conductor in a work that only virtuoso ensembles dare to program.

He wrote this work quickly for the Oakland Symphony in California and its conductor, Gerhard Samuel, for concerts less than two weeks after the assassination.

The first search was prompted by the death of Carmen Dragon, its conductor for 20 years.

The society thrived for a number of years, and for a time Sharpe was its conductor.

And having presented chamber groups and soloists in its first decade, the five-day festival passed a milestone on Tuesday night, when it imported the energetic Boston Modern Orchestra Project and its conductor, Gil Rose, for its first orchestral offering.

Next summer will bring the venerable Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra from San Francisco and its conductor, Nicholas McGegan, for Handel's "Atalanta". Baroque opera was one of Ms. Schuman's specialties at Carnegie, though she is planning contemporary chamber works for Caramoor, too.

"But from a cultural standpoint, we have never met with anything but love from orchestras". That was true for the Berlin Philharmonic and its conductor, Simon Rattle.