Sentence examples for her conductor from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1960s he was her conductor of choice, often part of the deal when she signed a contract.

Sutherland, with her conductor husband Richard Bonynge, came to specialise in operas from the first half of the 19th century, which of all periods was the one that most assiduously cultivated the voice as an instrument for melody.

(It is available on Sony in the Met's series of historic performance reissues). Böhm is her conductor there, and her Florestan is Vickers; the pair predictably ignite each other in Act 2. Apart from Wagner, Nilsson was preeminent in several operas by Richard Strauss, three of which are in the live set.

To some extent, he follows the filmmaker in dissecting the pretensions of the aristocratic hosts and their guests: the opera singer and her conductor, the rational doctor and his delirious patient, the young couple lost in self-indulgent love, and the rest.

This concert was her first in New York as a headliner, and singing into a microphone that barely rose to her conductor's chest, she stuck close to her already familiar mix of opera lite, show tunes and melodramatic pop.

As the drums rolled, Dr. Kenny waved her conductor's baton and the university's 65-piece wind ensemble struck up a rendition of John Philip Sousa's "Washington Post March".

"Directors loved her, conductors loved her, and the audience loved her".

And immediately after the closing note, she enlisted her band conductor, H. B. Barnum, to fix a problem with her shoes.

Standen orchestrates the show in more ways than one, her court conductor marshalling the chaotic action with a flick of her baton.

The oldest of three, Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla was born into a musical family in Vilnius, Lithuania, her father a choral conductor, her mother a pianist, her great-aunt a composer.

"I know we worry about the future of the youth of America," her orchestra conductor, Constantine Kitsopoulos, said after the intermission, but with the semi-opera singer Ms. Evancho sharing her gift, "I'm sure that we worry a lot less".