Sentence examples for program to be conducted from inspiring English sources

This week the festival's choristers have been working on American music, for a program to be conducted by Duain Wolfe tomorrow evening.

The program, to be conducted by Richard Kapp, the orchestra's founder and director, also includes Haydn's Symphony No. 100, Stravinsky's "Pulcinella" and José Bragato's "Graciela y Buenos Aires".

The White Plains Hospital Medical Center and New York Airways are cooperating in a Fear of Flying program to be conducted in four sessions starting May 1.

Orchestra officials are looking for a performance space for concerts scheduled for May 29, 30 and 31, another Berlioz program, to be conducted by the orchestra's principal conductor, Simon Rattle.

Its current program, to be conducted by Manuel Prestamo, includes the premieres of David Maves's "No, Nonet," Bruce Taub's "Exaltation of Larks," Alicia Terzian's "Yeux Fertiles," German Caceres's "In Memory of Ronald Roseman, Rafael Aponte-Ledeee's "Jardin de Amores" and Gerard Elias's "Fantasy on Gottschalk's Pasquinade".

To identify areas for improvement, this article describes the first evaluation of The Netherlands' current 3-year EM training program to be conducted from a residents' perspective.

These were among the earliest drug addiction programs to be conducted by a medical school and to be based in a general hospital.

Mr. Gibson said the city's Health Department had been conducting a strict rodent abatement pilot program in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn, which will be used as a model for programs to be conducted in areas including Chinatown, East Harlem, the South Bronx and Manhattan Valley, near the northwestern corner of Central Park.

On Saturday he leads his first concerts with the ensemble — the only one of this season's five programs to be conducted by him.

Starting this year, two or more major tests of the missile defense program are to be conducted annually on the shuttle, according to space agency officials.

This week's program is to be conducted by Frank Nemhauser, the choral director for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, and includes the Fauré Requiem, Haydn's "Kleine Orgelmesse" and an American work, "Lux Aeterna," by Morten Lauridsen.