Its concert hall, the Philharmonie, was destroyed by bombing during World War II; the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra nonetheless continued to perform, under various conductors until Furtwängler became sole director in 1952 54.
14 While certain helicenes have been shown to directly emit low levels of CP photoluminescence in solution 15 and racemic helicenes used as the sole organic semi-conductor component of non-CP emitting OLEDs, 16 the approach of using dopant quantities of these compounds to control the CP-emission from a conventional LEPs has not been previously reported.
SOLE STIPULATION FOR INDUCTION: Conductors may never again caution subway passengers with this remark.
But does Delius's music have to be the sole property of British conductors?
But he bears sole responsibility as his own conductor and singer.
From 1935 to 1939, Beecham, now in sole control, presented international seasons with eminent guest singers and conductors.
And the new trains also are intended for driver-only operation, potentially allowing conductors to be phased out as the driver takes sole charge of the doors – the issue at the heart of the industrial dispute.
The most remarkable feature of this harvester is the sole use of soft materials, elastomers, plastic frames and soft electronics based on carbon black/oil conductors [645].
The Los Angeles Philharmonic musicians complain that the maestro Gustavo Dudamel's sole weakness is working them intensely through the entire week preceding a performance, while "more experienced conductors pace them through rehearsals, ideally leading to maximum electricity on concert night".
Responding to a great emotion calls for great means: Madame Yudina, the conductor and the orchestra were convoked in the middle of the night to record this disc of which the sole copy was found the next day on Stalin's desk.
