Sentence examples for founder and conductor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peckham is its founder and conductor.

Its founder and conductor, Vincent La Selva, has a firm grasp of Italian opera.

And of course there is music: the Terezín Orchestra plays, under the baton of its founder and conductor, Karel Ancerl.

That is because SKITCH HENDERSON, the founder and conductor of the Pops, had not seen the score until last week.

It's also a first for Skitch Henderson, the orchestra's founder and conductor, who has never programmed a timpani concerto.

Once again the ensemble and Joel Sachs, its founder and conductor, showed themselves to be invaluable advocates for new and recent music.

Bizet's enduring classic -- Gypsy, toreador and all -- is scaled down to fit the Amato's tiny stage thanks to Richard Cerullo, Amato's resident designer, and ardently led by Anthony Amato, the company's octogenarian founder, director and conductor.

Scene: Albert Bergeret, founder, director and conductor of the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players, repaints a set depicting the coast of Cornwall, while his 14-year-old son, Charles, glues cheesecloth onto its soft foam-rubber rocks.

There are allowances one makes: working on a shoestring budget and in a tiny space, the company's founder, director and conductor, Anthony Amato, accompanies his productions with a chamber group, and the singers tend to be enthusiastic amateurs in the best sense of the word: this is opera produced by and for people who love it.

One makes allowances: working on a shoestring budget and in a tiny space, the company's founder, director and conductor, Anthony Amato, accompanies his productions with a chamber group, and the singers tend to be enthusiastic amateurs in the best sense of the word.

But her longtime mentor in chief is Kenneth Kiesler, the founder and director of the Conductors Retreat at Medomak, in Maine.