Sentence examples for personal conductor from inspiring English sources

"It's probably the most important overture that exists in the world of musical theater," said Mr. Laird, who for more than 30 years has been the personal conductor and piano accompanist to Bernadette Peters, the star of the show.

Among several other notable dates are a couple of personal milestones for conductor Daniel Harding, who appears with his Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra later this month: it is 25 years since he performed in his first Prom, as a trumpeter in the National Youth Orchestra, and 20 years since his professional debut as a conductor.

As for her personal life, the conductor said she has "no kids, and I am not married.

(She goes on to become the new conductor's personal assistant).

Arrive early for a pre-concert chat at 6 45pm where you can hear personal reflections from the conductor and soloists.

Each maestro has a personal dialect: what one conductor achieves with a minuscule vibration of a finger, another will accomplish with a sledgehammer swing of an arm.

But however well it plays and however interesting its programming may be, an orchestra that is its conductor's personal project can seem slightly suspect, as if it were a vanity endeavor.

He graduated from Dartmouth, went to graduate school at Harvard and eventually earned a master's degree from Brown, afterwards working as a personal assistant to the conductor Pierre Monteux.

One might have thought that, whatever the rights and wrongs of the case, a separation could be made between professional or artistic matters and the conductor's personal life.

Women were found to be less likely to ride in near-empty cars, perhaps preferring middle cars closer to a train conductor because of "personal security concerns," the authors said.

He negotiated what Morrison calls "a dazzling series of mega-projects, each built around the personal enthusiasm of a 'star' conductor or soloist", producing sell-out houses.