This isn't the first transparent conductor, nor the first polymer conductor.
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A conductor as in music and a conductor as in electricity.
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He was named principal guest conductor in September, not principal conductor.
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Faraday observed that moving a conductor through a magnetic field induced a current in that conductor.
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ARTS An article on Wednesday about the conductor Daniel Barenboim misstated the given name of another conductor.
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Susanna Mälkki, the Helsinki Philharmonic's chief conductor, has just been named guest conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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A conductor familiarizing himself with the territory accompanied the engineer, while the train's conductor was intermingling with passengers.
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This means that running such a current through a conductor will induce a similar current in another, nearby, conductor.
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Fabio Luisi, the Italian conductor who won acclaim for his recent stint as principal conductor of the Metropolitan Opera.
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The company lost a star tenor, then a star soprano, then a conductor, then another conductor, and then a villain.
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And André Previn, who made his debut in 1964 and is currently the orchestra's conductor laureate, will become its conductor emeritus.
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The esteemed Finnish conductor Susanna Malkki, 2000, will begin her tenure as chief conductor of the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra in September.
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One of Mr Almila's colleagues sat near the conductor podium, giving each student conductor detailed (and sometimes brutal) assessments after their sessions.
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Already the chief conductor of the Bamberg Symphony in Germany and the permanent guest conductor of the Czech Philharmonic, he becomes principal guest conductor of the Philharmonia Orchestra in London next season and appears regularly with major orchestras and opera houses.
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He was conductor of the Brno State Philharmonic Orchestra from 1972 to 1978 and chief conductor of the Prague Symphony Orchestra until 1989.
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The sought-after Finnish conductor Susanna Malkki will become the principal guest conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 2017, the orchestra said on Wednesday — making her its first principal guest conductor in a generation, and the first woman to hold the post.
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"My new first name is 'Mother,' " said a conductor — a male conductor — with more than 20 years of experience on New York City's subway.
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In 2001 Mr. Halsey became the principal conductor of the Berlin Radio Choir; a year later Mr. Rattle became the chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic.
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Ms. Malkki, in addition to being the chief conductor of the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra in Finland, is the principal guest conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
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He said emergency air brakes were applied before three crew members, a locomotive engineer, conductor and conductor trainee, boarded the train and prepared to depart for Vancouver.
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In 2011 she assisted the conductor Kirill Petrenko, now the chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic, on Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" at the Opéra National de Lyon.
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His father, Karel, was a conductor; his mother, the former Rahel Draber, was a harpist; a great-uncle was a conductor who had worked with Arturo Toscanini.
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Along the way, he became the best-known American choral conductor since Robert Shaw, the great chorus-builder and conductor, who had been a friend and mentor.
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And he worked with the world's most prestigious orchestras, as the principal conductor of La Scala in Milan and as a conductor at the Bayreuth Festival in Germany.
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Michael Tilson Thomas, who made his debut with the London Symphony in 1970 and is currently its other principal guest conductor, will become its conductor laureate next season.
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Almost as strongly appreciated was German conductor Hartmut Haenchen, who stepped in at the last minute when conductor Andris Nelsons left due to artistic differences with the festival.
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He has a close rapport with the conductor Kirill Petrenko, the music director of the Bavarian State Opera, who became chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic last month.
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WeWork has promised Conductor that its day-to-day operations will stay similar but be accelerated with more cash flow and resources, company executives told Conductor employees on Monday.
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Since fresh water is a poor conductor of current, the technology is able to distinguish it from salt water (which is an effective conductor) and thereby determine its presence.
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He was principal guest conductor of the BBC Symphony beginning in 2000, was named chief conductor in 2006 and conducted the popular Last Night of the Proms three times.
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He meant, of course, not conductor-resistant, but adaptable enough to carry out the interpretive wishes of Ms. Alsop or any other conductor when they differed from his own.
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Because copper is a metal, it is (1) liquid at room temperature (2) nonreactive with other substances (3) a poor conductor of electricity (4) a good conductor of heat 4.
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Mr. Shani will become the chief conductor of the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra this September (succeeding Yannick Nézet-Séguin) and recently became the principal guest conductor of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra.
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In 1983, Leon Botstein , the president of Bard College and the conductor of the American Symphony, wrote , in Harper's , a lengthy, contemptuous dismissal of Bernstein as a classical composer and conductor.
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Let's review: Since the casting was announced, it has lost its original Tosca (Kristine Opolais), Cavaradossi (Jonas Kaufmann), Scarpia (Bryn Terfel) and conductor (Andris Nelsons), and its replacement conductor (James Levine).
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CHICAGO — The conductor Daniel Barenboim entered the rehearsal room.
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Seth and his team built Conductor to provide the insights, education, and resources their customers need to succeed — in other words, Conductor helps their customers do what they love, and do it better.
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"This is a real gift for a conductor," she said.
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Arthur -- I forget the name of the famous conductor. Anyway.
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The Swiss conductor Philippe Jordan is best known for opera.
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Acclaimed conductor Valery Gergiev led St. Petersburg's Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra.
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All in all, an excellent outing for orchestra and conductor.
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The conductor of the damaged train might have saved lives.
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I know because I was the conductor on that train.
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The conductor Jayce Ogren led an assured and fluid performance.
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The highest performer, semi-conductor part maker , closed up 400%.
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"Can someone describe what you just sang?" the conductor asks.
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The conductor asked Yashad if he was set to go.
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"You have effectively doubled the work responsibilities for the conductor."
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The conductor, however, insisted they hadn't paid the right fare.
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So would his wife, Maureen, 83, a retired bus conductor.
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Edward Gardner, an increasingly solid conductor, is on the podium.
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The conductor motioned that perhaps it was time to go.
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As a conductor, he keeps a busy, though selective, calendar.
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A conductor and director have to work with mutual respect.
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It feels like a lightning conductor, just a small touch.
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Pacien Mazzagatti, the company's principal conductor, led from the harpsichord.
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ELGAR: SYMPHONY NO. 1 Staatskapelle Berlin; Daniel Barenboim, conductor (Decca).
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PÄRT: 'KANON POKAJANEN' Cappella Amsterdam; Daniel Reuss, conductor (Harmonia Mundi).
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His stepfather is a railroad conductor for New Jersey Transit.
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Now, a conductor has filled in the missing pages. 9.
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She stayed silent until the conductor came for our tickets.
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She stayed silent until the conductor came for our tickets.
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If someone won't pay, the conductor shrugs and moves on.
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Mr. Jansons was chief conductor of both at the time.
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The conductor explained that he woke up at 4 a.m.
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I presented my ticket and papers to the conductor gingerly.
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Thirty years ago, the conductor Simon Rattle received a letter.
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Many orchestras pass their batons from one conductor to another.
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"Adriana" must have a superior cast and conductor to succeed.
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"Is this him?" the projected man said to the conductor.
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There was the semi conductor guys, Grove was very important.
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In the comics, Vanya is basically recruited by an orchestra with a mysterious conductor called The Conductor, and he's the one who tells her she has powers and can help him destroy the planet.
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There's a big-band flavor — slapping double bass, squealing clarinet — but the musical lines are jagged and anarchic, held together on this occasion by the young conductor Joshua Gersen, the Philharmonic's new assistant conductor.
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Carmen Cobos, the producer and director of a documentary film about Mr. Gatti, "Overture to a Conductor," which played at theaters throughout the Netherlands this summer, spent about a year following the conductor around.
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Noone—who started the Dublin International Game Music Festival, was the principal conductor for Blizzard's World of Warcraft, and a regular conductor at Skywalker Ranch, knows a thing or two about conducting and video games.
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My son Lucas is the conductor of Bangor Symphony in Maine.
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He added that this shouldn't change anything for existing Conductor customers.
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It is also a good conductor of heat and electrical current.
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The conductor died from complications of Parkinson's Disease in December 2015.
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Basically this chip's role in music generation is that of conductor.
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But this morning, when the conductor announced train delays, I grinned.
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Many said he was the finest conductor-composer since Richard Strauss.
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British semi-conductor firm IQE Plc sank more than 6 percent.
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He will appear in Dallas as conductor laureate through 2020-21.
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For a predominantly symphonic conductor, there's a remarkable amount of Wagner.
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WeWork has already moved to sell off ManagedByQ, Meetup, and Conductor.
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"Originally I never wanted to become a conductor," Mr. Jacobs said.
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"There are women and children," the conductor, watching the operation, muttered.
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Poke the Conductor in the Chest Get it moving, bub. ♦
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"The Music of the Eagles," tribute performance by conductor Brent Havens.
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The conductor plays no part in the operation of the train.
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The conductor returns to our car and gestures for the boy.
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For years, orchestras have courted the visionary conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen.
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The question for me is, does the brain have a conductor.
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Both were complex enough to require Mr. Wells's presence as conductor.
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BERLIN — The conductor Vladimir Jurowski has enjoyed a prodigious international career.
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"Berlin's cultural landscape is exploding at the moment," the conductor said.
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"Really, only the conductor speaks through the P.A. system," she said.
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Gil Shaham is the soloist; Carlos Miguel Prieto is the conductor.
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"He was a great conductor of improvised musicians," Mr. Marsalis said.
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Maybe Philharmonic audiences are still finding out about this Finnish conductor.
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The players are being rearranged, but the conductor remains the same.
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A cellist, conductor and scholar, Mr. Harnoncourt was also much more.
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But in the decisive phases, he seemed more passenger than conductor.
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Robin Ticciati, the exciting young British conductor, is on the podium.
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Being an openly gay conductor, he added, was still woefully rare.
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It's very important for a conductor to be immersed in scores.
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In September, Susanna Malkki became chief conductor of the Helsinki Philharmonic.
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A.T. TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 6 MusicAeterna; Teodor Currentzis, conductor (Sony Classical).
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S.C.W. VERDI: 'Rigoletto' Kaunas City Symphony Orchestra; Constantine Orbelian, conductor (Delos).
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Germany's national orchestra is saying goodbye to an exhausted chancellor/conductor.
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Her mother was a choir conductor, who taught her the piano.
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The conductor stopped next to me and glanced in my direction.
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The conductor, Benjamin Patterson, helps the performers along with a gesture.
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Let's review: Since the casting was announced, it has lost its original Tosca (Kristine Opolais), its original Cavaradossi (Jonas Kaufmann), its original Scarpia (Bryn Terfel), its original conductor (Andris Nelsons) and its replacement conductor (James Levine).
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He made his debut as a conductor leading the Bolshoi Theater Orchestra in Tchaikovsky's "Sleeping Beauty" while still a student, inaugurating a long association with the Bolshoi, where he was principal conductor from 103 to 1970.
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Boston's first conductor, Georg Henschel, was trained in Leipzig; the conductor Arthur Nikisch led both orchestras; and Charles Munch, who led the Boston Symphony from 1949 to 1962, was concertmaster in Leipzig from 1926 to 1933.
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Apart from the Academy, as a conductor Mr. Marriner founded the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and served as the music director and principal conductor of both the Minnesota Orchestra and the Southwest German Radio Orchestra in Stuttgart.
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The orchestra announced on Thursday that its next music director would be the conductor (and harpsichordist) Richard Egarr, who will succeed the conductor (and harpsichordist) Nicholas McGegan, stepping down from the post in 2020, after 35 years.
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If it does have room, the material will behave as a conductor.
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The conductor seems erratic and some of the passengers are pretty scary.
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That lustrous score allowed the conductor certain flexibilities in assembling its fragments.
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At his death, he was conductor emeritus of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
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Born Shivaji Rao Gaekwad, he worked as a bus conductor in Bangalore.
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The conductor told everyone who was hurt to stay on the train.
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The Austrian-born conductor arrived in 2002 and began reshaping the band.
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Finally, he shouts at the ride's conductor to just let them off.
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Cualquier conductor ha notado una baja en los precios de la gasolina.
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"The conductor doesn't play anything but actually he plays everything," Son said.
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Even the conductor and the musicians were briefly distracted from their performance.
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Conductor Gibson said they were honored and excited to have been picked.
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Q. What are the skills required to play that "conductor role" well?
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The new conductor was more of an impresario than the last one.
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TWII hitting two-month lows on worries about slowing semi-conductor demand.
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There's been a bomb alert, the conductor stutters, and he takes over.
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The conductor will tap his baton and all hell will break loose.
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These semi-conductor devices are boosted by the use of special catalysts.
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He has worked with the LSO many times as a guest conductor.
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We made our entrance and waited for the signal from the conductor.
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It is strong, thin and a great conductor of electricity and heat.
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What set you off in the beginning, wanting to be a conductor?
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At 25, he was hired as an assistant conductor at the Philharmonic.
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But because oil is an inefficient conductor, they can't get through it.
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The conductor was forced to lead with her back to the singers.
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He was so many things: a great conductor, great composer, great pianist.
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"It's an extraordinary situation for us all," said Cornelius Meister, the conductor.
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The ballerinas look at the conductor, and they were all distracted, too.
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Young-Scrivner said she often describes her role as an orchestra conductor.
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The composer and conductor Matthias Pintscher is music director for next June.
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The Italian conductor Jader Bignamini, 43, will succeed Leonard Slatkin next season.
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"Stand clear of the closing doors," the conductor yells over muffled speakers.
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We wait for the conductor to come by, but he never does.
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Kirill Petrenko, the storied orchestra's new chief conductor, avoids interviews and recordings.
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The 35-year-old Czech conductor Jakub Hrusa has been rising fast.
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Mr. Vardon, the conductor, is among those worried about taking a hit.
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Carnegie Hall is hosting the conductor Daniel Barenboim and the Staatskapelle Berlin.
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Railroad's greatest conductor, making 19 trips to Maryland over ten years, initially
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D.A. BERLIOZ: 'Les Troyens' Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg; John Nelson, conductor (Erato).
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The conductor Donald Runnicles drew out the Wagnerian depths of Humperdinck's music.
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Kirill Petrenko, the storied orchestra's new chief conductor, avoids interviews and recordings.
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Matthew Passion' with a great conductor, that's the bottom line for me.
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Raised her hands as she approached, a conductor poised for the downbeat.
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That recording was the conductor Thomas Wilkins's introduction to Mr. Hailstork's music.
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Also like Bernstein, Mr. Previn was a crowd-pleaser as a conductor.
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How did a busy subway conductor find time to write this book?
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The conductor has been drawing railroad unemployment while he awaits CSX's findings.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra stripped him of his title as its conductor laureate.
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The conductor patted my shoulder and moved off toward the next passenger.
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The fast-rising Lithuanian conductor Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla, 30, began in August as music director of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra in England, which served as a springboard for Mr. Rattle and another star conductor, Andris Nelsons.
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He was named principal conductor of the Royal Opera at Covent Garden in 1986, sharing creative duties with Bernard Haitink, and after leaving five years later, he became the chief conductor and artistic director of the Rotterdam Philharmonic.
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It announced Tuesday that its next artistic director would be the Belgian impresario Serge Dorny, and its next music director would be Vladimir Jurowski, a Moscow-born conductor who is currently the principal conductor of the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
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He had stints as chief conductor at the Vienna Symphony, the Stockholm Philharmonic and the BBC Symphony, and was a guest conductor at important orchestras, including the Berlin Philharmonic, the Cleveland Orchestra, the London Symphony and the Royal Concertgebouw.
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His next chapter will unfold in New York: The Orchestra of St. Luke's announced on Wednesday that Mr. Labadie would become its next principal conductor in the 2018-19 season, succeeding Pablo Heras-Casado, who will become conductor laureate.
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Before long, Mussolini's regime had amassed a massive police file on the conductor.
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Employees at Conductor have been offered the same jobs at the same compensation.
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The train's engineer and conductor were not injured, CSX spokesman Gary Sease said.
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Such a moving conductor will deflect any magnetic field that passes through it.
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Pruitt, on the other hand, is the happy conductor of the Trump train.
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He was the conductor, and the midfield thrived at his instruction once more.
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Most of Pygmalion's musicians are as young as their conductor, or even younger.
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And Angelina was conductor of the orchestra of all these people and parts.
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One jerk train conductor managed to ruin the day of dozens of commuters.
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It is probably the most efficient conductor we have that's not a superconductor.
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The conductor was treated for cuts and bruises to his face, police said.
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One neuroscientist I interviewed called it the orchestra conductor of the neural symphony.
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The choir was founded almost twenty years ago by Simon Over, its conductor.
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And the conductor of that massacre has yet to be brought to justice.
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The conductor Dean Williamson drew colorful, shimmering playing from the City Opera orchestra.
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Later, fistfights broke out in the balcony and the conductor withdrew mid-performance.
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The highest performer, semi-conductor part maker Anji Microelectronics Technology, closed up 400%.
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Japan's Nikkei slid 20.3 percent, with semi-conductor related shares leading the losses.
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"You can think of it as an orchestra and a conductor," she said.
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The Philharmonic last played it 16 years ago under the conductor Hans Vonk.
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HARTFORD "The Music of the Eagles," tribute performance by the conductor Brent Havens.
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Indium tin oxide, for instance, is used as a conductor for the touchscreen.
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Eliminating the conductor and score left the music more fluid and liquid-y.
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Mr. Lu said the conductor had five years of experience on the job.
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"Krazy" George Henderson is a conductor not of music but of the masses.
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Impressively bewigged, Gustav Leonhardt, the Dutch harpsichordist and conductor, stands in for Bach.
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El coche lleva una camiseta con la bandera de Canadá en asiento conductor.
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He is not on the Philharmonic's guest conductor roster for next season, alas.
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Wijnaldum's first task was to disrupt Sergio Busquets, Barcelona's elegant, deep-lying conductor.
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Mr. Weilerstein was appointed assistant conductor at the New York Philharmonic in 2011.
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In effect, the stimulation acts as an orchestra conductor, listening, synthesizing and leading.
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Leonard Bernstein, the musician and conductor, would have turned 100 years old tomorrow.
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I never actually aspired to become principal conductor in a big opera house.
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"Then you will have to retire to the colored car," the conductor ordered.
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He directed early performances from the cello and evolved into a standup conductor.
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TALLIS: 'SPEM IN ALIUM,' OTHER WORKS The Cardinall's Musick; Andrew Carwood, conductor (Hyperion).
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The conductor, David Robertson, will lead the final two new dates; the Feb.
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On Tuesday, however, the conductor Andrews Sill spoke not of the music alone.
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Imagine if your immune system was a symphony orchestra lead by a conductor.
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He returned in 1959 and was guest conductor in several cities, including Cleveland.
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Her mother was a nurse, her father a New York City subway conductor.
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Especially fascinating are the moments where this temperamental conductor holds back to listen.
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It forced me to rethink my job and the role of the conductor.
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"He played for the love of it," said Mr. Velásquez, the orchestra conductor.
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He is often described as the oldest active orchestra conductor in the country.
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His mother was an opera singer, and his father, Arvid, was a conductor.
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This consists of a conductor rail placed alongside the track on insulated brackets.
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You can browse by composer, ensemble, conductor, soloist, genre, period, or even instrument.
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Lu Hong'en, the conductor of the Shanghai Symphony, was thrown into a cell.
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But thanks to the train conductor, she can make the trip for free.
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SoftBank recommends using Pepper as a greeter, brand ambassador, survey conductor, and more.
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They are embracing their connections to promote the star conductor they will share.
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Yet his legacy as a conductor is vast, and all to the good.
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Then she got laid off and landed a job as a subway conductor.
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There, the conductor confirmed my destination, and I agreed to the displayed legalese.
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