Sentence examples for preferred conductor from inspiring English sources

So the Bi-2212 wires are the preferred conductor for high-field solenoids.

But I wonder if, in Saint-Saëns's Piano Concerto No. 2, the superb French pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet might have preferred having a conductor to help out.

As a conductor, he preferred to sit at the piano, giving occasional cues but mostly allowing the music to form itself.

She preferred piano accompanists to conductors, whom she called "my pet hates," but she worked closely with some of the century's greatest, from Otto Klemperer, who cast her in the small role of Barbarina in his 1970 recording of "The Marriage of Figaro" and as Fiordiligi in his 1972 "Così Fan Tutte," to Claudio Abbado and Riccardo Muti.

Now I prefer being a conductor.

All this plays into whether the festival might prefer a promising conductor on the rise or an established maestro as music director.

The perfect director, in short, for an ensemble as smart as the Britten Sinfonia, which eschews such mundane encumbrances as a conductor, preferring literally to follow their leader in symphonic or quasi-symphonic works, their soloist in concerti.

In seven seasons as de facto principal conductor (1929-36), Toscanini preferred to share the podium with numerous guests.

Some conductors prefer at times, or all the time, not to use a baton.

Some conductors prefer to commit the score to memory in order to concentrate entirely on guiding the performance.

But that was a rarity; it seems that most Amtrak conductors prefer to make the Quiet Car announcement just once or twice during the entire trip to Boston, and rarely patrol for scofflaws.