Ballet conductors and concert conductors tend to be separate species.
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"In my class, in 1983, there were no female orchestral conductors, and just two choral conductors," she said in an interview.
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"He'd written that these conductors conducted this part in two, these conductors conducted it in four," Mr. Rattle recalled, referring to conducting patterns.
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In Germany that year, out of 27 artistic directors, chief conductors or conductors identified by the survey, none were women, according to the book.
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Wires, cables and conductors The United States imports $12 billion worth of Mexican wires, cables and conductors: about 50% of America's imports in the market.
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"Rather, the purpose of that work was to address the clearance between transmission line conductors and from transmission line conductors to the ground," PG&E said.
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Of course I wish there were more young American conductors, but I'm seeing young conductors from all over the world at our festivals and music schools.
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BOSTON — The British critic Richard Osborne once wrote that, when it comes to Brahms's symphonies, there are First and Third conductors, and Second and Fourth conductors.
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And that is a very tough road to be on in a community where conductors really want a job and where donors really want to give those conductors a job.
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" Or with today's soggy weather, conductors may warn: "Hello.
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Are these the same things we think about male conductors?
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There are two electrodes, or electrical conductors, on opposite sides.
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"It would be opera singers, conductors, junkies," Ms. Saltzman said.
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The Met has a sorry history of engaging female conductors.
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So conductors can get away with a lax dress code.
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And I wrote about the escalating salaries of American conductors.
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He was one of the most prominent conductors in Russia.
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Too many of today's conductors, he added, were too controlling.
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The thermoelectric effect relies on a temperature difference between two conductors.
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Experienced conductors earn over C$21.2968,000 ($77,113), although salaries vary widely.
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Amtrak and Union Pacific have openings for train conductors right now.
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It is used in radars, lasers, camera lenses and super-conductors.
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How have the prospects for female conductors changed since you began?
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Where do you see yourself in the tradition of Bayreuth conductors?
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"Conductors, our memories are not good," said Mr. Nézet-Séguin, 44.
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Most conductors, myself included, tend to bathe themselves in the sound.
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Finland has long produced a disproportionate number of world-class conductors.
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Railroad. Similar to the Underground Railroad's conductors and agents, it had
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Among them were cleaning staff members, train conductors and station managers.
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Still, there has been some progress for female conductors this year.
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Dudamel wasn't destitute, but he belonged to a class of people who don't typically become great conductors, because they aren't typically encouraged to go anywhere near the sources of intensive training and study that great conductors need.
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French railways were paralysed this spring by striking train drivers and conductors.
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Semiconductors are metals that current passes through less easily than regular conductors.
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The White House is also talking about an investigation into semi-conductors.
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Gold goes toward conductors, while tin is useful in the soldering process.
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In the past, stage directors would quickly have acquiesced to conductors' demands.
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Other sources said 25 had been killed, including the two train conductors.
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The semi conductors' exposure to sunlight and salty water can cause problems.
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Many train conductors don't like it, either, but neither do they protest.
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Yet despite these troubles, the amount orchestras pay their conductors is increasing.
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The Yankees are an express outfitted with stud conductors and plush seating.
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Many conductors pump the music for every bit of roiling, erotic excess.
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Mahler's Sixth Symphony is difficult for conductors even on their best days.
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Of course, the conductors weren't the only ones stuck in the snow.
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Some conductors, however, like to challenge their choristers by seating them randomly.
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If one could explain conducting, there wouldn't be 1,000 conductors, but 10,000.
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Just dust everywhere and the train conductors were running to the front.
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The repertoire remains traditional, but conductors are greeted by the audience like rockstars.
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They feel like conductors of a train that has veered off the tracks.
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"I get the one thing that other conductors might not get," he said.
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Conductors can also start naming landmarks near corresponding stops if they so wish.
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Ball makes a lovely line intended to provide accurate timekeeping for train conductors.
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The unions representing drivers and conductors say it is a serious safety issue.
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Guest conductors include Andris Nelsons, Gustavo Gimeo, John Eliot Gardiner and Mariss Jansons.
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Sylvie, are 24 and 22 years old, both conductors of marketing interviews. Their
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Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla, 30, is already one of the world's fastest-rising conductors.
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The Young Conductors Award involves an older and more experienced group of musicians.
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Do they perhaps become composers, jazz musicians or singer-songwriters rather than conductors?
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She wants conductors to tell passengers what is happening, as it is happening.
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For centuries, orchestral conductors have layered sounds from various instruments atop one other.
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Fortunately, conductors have their back turned to us most of the time. Fortunately.
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Metal and water do not attract lightning, but they are conductors of electricity.
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The New York Philharmonic, like many other symphony orchestras, has generally moved beyond using journeymen or assistant conductors and now often brings in Baroque-specialist conductors, like — this year — Andrew Manze, with that omnipresent "Messiah" hand Mr. Tritle playing continuo organ.
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CSX employees and union officials said many conductors lack experience to run long trains.
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Ninety phones will go to conductors, while 140 will be distributed to platform controllers.
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The Seventh is a devilishly ambiguous piece in which conductors often lose their way.
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The Latinos include the conductors Alondra de la Parra, Tito Muñoz and Jorge Mester.
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They may require these sleepy truck drivers and train conductors to seek medical treatment.
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There are also traditional heating conductors in case those two GPUs are not enough.
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If you see all the great conductors, they were Kapellmeisters: Karajan, Knappertsbusch and Furtwängler.
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Musicians, including the pianist-conductors Vladimir Ashkenazy and Daniel Barenboim have expressed grave doubts.
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A small but notable fraction of carbon nanotubes act like conductors instead of semiconductors.
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And for many young conductors, the new route is to start your own ensemble.
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As we used to note, many conductors are evil geniuses, but all are evil.
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"Conductors today do not love song and they do not understand theater," he said.
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MET ORCHESTRA, MAY 31 Sometimes conductors drop their batons — or, more likely, throw them.
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"My conductors, on a weekly basis, are either verbally or physically assaulted," he said.
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And because gases are poor thermal conductors, heat passes through biosolid bricks more slowly.
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The conductors fled ahead of him, climbing over rows of seats to get away.
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At stations, countdown clocks notify riders of wait times, while conductors embody a hometown persona.
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Tall metal trusses point into the sky, topped by spiky metal ball-shaped lightning conductors.
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There's such a great history of conductors going into their 80s and doing great work.
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Becky's husband Curtis and Matt both work as conductors for Union Pacific Railroad, he says.
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The state passenger buses were carrying 22 people: 18 passengers, two conductors and two drivers.
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The lithium-ion battery is made of two electrodes, or electrical conductors, on opposite sides.
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Especially for conductors, it's very easy to impress people with incredible confidence and big gestures.
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I actually think Cypress is better right here, CY. Yes, Cypress Semi[conductors], remember them?
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He is 72, an age at which many great conductors are entering their golden years.
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Where the Surf were loose and collagistic, Segal and Fox served as de facto conductors.
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"These are the orchestra conductors at Nike," he said of Mr. Edwards and Mr. Martin.
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Conductors can complete the training in 12 months, compared with 20 months for new hires.
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" It gave conductors a choice of opening lines like "Good morning, everyone" or "Hello, passengers.
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However the operating positions for the train operators and conductors are rarely if ever cleaned.
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Susanna Malkki is one of the most exciting and in-demand conductors of her generation.
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And there are few living composers among the Philharmonic's coming programs even with guest conductors.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI Susanna Malkki is simply one of the most exciting conductors of the day.
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As with conductors, so with pieces: A little absence can make the heart grow fonder.
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Prominent German conductors of American symphony orchestras were dismissed from their posts and locked up.
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Ms. Carrier rose through the ranks to become one of the first black female conductors.
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The majority of the Underground Railroad 'conductors' were actually freed blacks … not only white people.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: AFFOAThe leggings are being developed through one of the techniques being pioneered at AFFOA for the fabrication of what Fink called "advanced yarns," fibers containing conductors, insulators, and semi-conductors—the same necessary ingredients for a computer chip.
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A similar device detects fatigue in conductors, triggering an alarm if it think they're dozing off.
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Train conductors and those employed by FIFA are being taught how to smile, the BBC reported.
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There was no massive infrastructure expansion needed to tell the conductors to look at phone screens.
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She brings together composers, conductors, and other artists to perform with DCINY's team of professional musicians.
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At the back of the room, a video camera recorded the student conductors and the orchestra.
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The M.T.A. did experiment, in 20203, with running a few late-night L trains without conductors.
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Like most conductors nowadays, Mr. Rattle dispensed with the third fateful hammer stroke in the finale.
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Mr. Halsey faces a challenge orchestra conductors rarely have to worry about: making it all fun.
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But conductors would lose jobs and need to retrain and possibly join a different labor union.
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The Duplo Train Builder playscape encourages toddlers to become conductors using interlocking tracks and moving trains.
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The conductors of this movement were the city's elite, whom Starobin presents in finely drawn portraits.
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A.T. 'HOMMAGE À BOULEZ' West-Eastern Divan Orchestra; Daniel Barenboim and Pierre Boulez, conductors (Deutsche Grammophon).
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Daniel Barenboim, one of the world's most celebrated conductors, is known for doing what he wants.
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Why did we have to wait for the 21st century to have internationally prominent female conductors?
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Realizing his mistake, he issued a distress signal but the warning didn't reach the train conductors.
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Many conductors emphasize the Prokofiev symphony's humor and vibrancy: the composer in a playfully neo-Classical mode.
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However, shares in semi-conductors group AMS slumped 16 percent after it gave a weak Q4 outlook.
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Since then she has performed and recorded with some of the world's most acclaimed conductors and orchestras.
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Mr Voigt invites directors, conductors and other singers to join in this conversation, sometimes with piquant results.
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Among these are walkouts by airline cabin staff, baggage handlers, rail conductors and Post Office counter workers.
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By conducting in other countries, Italian conductors also get an incentive to move beyond the Italian fare.
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The last strike on the rail line was a 30-day job action by conductors in 1983.
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In recent years, the Philharmonic has been too slow in introducing some exceptional conductors to its roster.
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Many conductors, trying to compensate for the awkwardness of Schumann's thick orchestration, pump excitement into the music.
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These holidays serve as conductors, or safety-valves, to carry off the rebellious spirit of enslaved humanity.
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But opera is also a vehicle for creative expression for conductors, orchestra musicians, directors, designers and choreographers.
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No announcements by tram-conductors as the tram stops at a station and, finally, I jump off.
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Then it turned into something else; it turned into divas and arias and all these arrogant conductors.
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How many operators and conductors did they come into contact with prior to being sent home though?
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The league is making an effort to bring gifted young conductors before orchestra managements and artist representatives.
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Will conductors line us up behind the cabooses and have us push our trains to their destinations?
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"We need to bring up the number of female conductors," Ms. Zhang told The Guardian in 2015.
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And, with conductors everywhere leading these scores so well, it's hard for a performance to stand out.
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The most common batteries are lithium-ion batteries, which have electrical conductors, or electrodes, on the two sides.
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She said the carriages are standing room only, and that the conductors were not bothering to collect tickets.
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And of course there were wonderful, inspirational conductors: George Szell, Fritz Reiner, Eugene Ormandy, Lenny Bernstein in America.
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It also introduced set wages for conductors, who used to be paid by commission, leading to alarming overcrowding.
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Behind them, an entire generation of Italian conductors is making a mark at leading orchestras and opera houses.
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Around 1,000 drivers and conductors have been murdered in gang-related killings over the last decade, he said.
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The enormous ovation for Ms. Kamensek, one of just five female conductors in the Met's history, was heartening.
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To some audiences, orchestral conductors seem to dramatically wave their arms with no discernible effect on the music.
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The Met's productions this season feature no female composers, no female conductors, and no women directing new stagings.
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When the conductors are pushed together by falling trees or limbs, electrical sparks drop into the vegetation below.
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The union representing CN's estimated 3,000 Canadian conductors has set a strike deadline of Tuesday at 4 a.m.
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She said she is also always thinking about how to bring in more female musicians, composers and conductors.
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Messages were relayed, and signs along the tracks directing the conductors to deploy their whistles were covered up.
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On this night, he demonstrated another skill opera conductors must have: the ability to adjust to cast changes.
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The Third Avenue streetcars were abandoned in snowdrifts, and conductors had no choice but to live inside them.
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"There's too much temptation — getting offers, conductors, pieces, colleagues that are unique and special and thrilling," he said.
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At 35, Mr. Pichon is young in the field of conductors who have specialized in period-ensemble performance.
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One possible explanation is that foreign conductors have had more experience and more time to become better known.
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Now 89, and as distinguished as conductors come, he has had a long association with the Boston Symphony.
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He was apprenticed to the Romanian conductor Sergiu Celibidache and in 1970 won the Czech Young Conductors' Competition.
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" Now, Ms. Young said, "conductors have to give more detailed announcements, and they can't play the automated announcements.
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But two American conductors have been innovators for years, and both are leading their orchestras at Carnegie Hall.
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I understand that conductors find out that they have been chosen sometimes three years before the actual date.
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TEAMSTERS CANADA SAYS CONDUCTORS, TRAINPERSON AND YARD WORKERS AT CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY ARE NOW OFFICIALLY ON STRIKE - TWEET
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Some young women may try to pretend or fashion themselves like male conductors, and that just becomes awkward.
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More than anything, the album showcases Brockhampton as accomplished conductors of sound, refining chaos into higher-order music.
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I have made over -- they actually calculated it, the conductors -- 8,200 round trips, over 2 million miles on Amtrak.
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Then the train conductors, they were running to the front, because I was all the way in the back.
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Drivers and conductors on Southern Rail are expected to down tools on several occasions in protest at their conditions.
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Then along came the brilliant young Carlos Kleiber and Claudio Abbado — really wonderful, committed and insightful conductors and interpreters.
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All three Ballet Theater conductors — David Lamarche, Charles Barker and Ormsby Wilkins — were at their finest throughout the evening.
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The black artists include three singers, four instrumentalists and three conductors: Chelsea Tipton III, Kwamé Ryan and Mr. Abdullah.
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"Sibelius Academy conductors are extremely well prepared and successful in communicating to the musicians what they want," he notes.
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When Wilson was subdued by conductors, he reportedly yelled, "I'm the conductor now, bitch!" before reaching for his waistband.
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He has pressed for more new music and for a stronger representation of female and nonwhite composers and conductors.
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With clad stainless steel cookware, copper and aluminum serve as heat conductors when bonded between layers of stainless steel.
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I learned so much from hearing them play every day, and to observe how they reacted to different conductors.
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" Of course, he added, "conductors don't think I'm a real conductor, and composers don't think I'm a real composer.
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Unlike water droplets, puddles or other liquid surfaces, the thin, rounded shape of bubbles makes them poor heat conductors.
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In July, Daniele Gatti, one of the world's leading conductors, faced allegations that he forced himself on two singers.
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JOSHUA BARONE There were conductors as great as Bernstein — and pianists, and composers, and political activists, and theater artists.
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Now a bedrock of the symphonic canon, it has been performed countless times by master conductors and storied ensembles.
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Orchestra conductors are notorious tyrants, cruel and demanding, with near-total control over the artistic lives of the players.
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Along with the 43-year-old Mr. Nézet-Séguin, a new generation of conductors is arriving at the Met.
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There are celebrated singers, soloists, and conductors who find satisfaction in their work without preying on those around them.
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His idea is to bring different leading orchestras and conductors each year to explore repertoire in which they specialize.
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European groups are often largely publicly funded, unlike American orchestras, which typically demand their conductors also be fund-raisers.
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The strike saw about 3,200 conductors and yard workers hit picket lines demanding improved working conditions and rest breaks.
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"Luckily there were no injured today, but the conductors were saying this is going to happen again," he said.
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Several of his important roles are captured on classic recordings with Karl Böhm, Colin Davis and other major conductors.
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Their colleagues across the Hudson River, the conductors on the New Jersey Transit railroad, don't have it any better.
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Check out their latest edition all about why subway conductors point upward when the train pulls into the station.
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Some 3,200 unionized employees, including conductors and yard workers, are hitting picket lines amid softening demand for freight services.
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Mr. Luisi's ascent to the front ranks of conductors has sometimes seemed more a slow burn than spontaneous combustion.
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Visiting conductors will include Susanna Malkki, Esa-Pekka Salonen, Gustavo Dudamel, Simone Young, Franz Welser-Möst and Valery Gergiev.
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The United States has 25% tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods now ranging from semi-conductors to furniture.
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Among planned strikes this month are walkouts by airline cabin staff, baggage handlers, rail conductors and Post Office counter workers.
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The dispute centers on the role of conductors, staff who currently have responsibility for opening and closing the carriage doors.
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Sensors are wirelessly embedded into the brim of electric company workers' helmets and the hats of high-speed train conductors.
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Understanding conductivity is vital to electronics, since electronic products ultimately rely on components that are electric conductors, semiconductors and insulators.
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However, partway through playing, the players discover that (surprise!) they are actually Nazi train conductors, sending people to concentration camps.
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Automotive Segment Credit Supportive: ST is one of the top-four global suppliers of semi-conductors to the automotive industry.
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Will he, like Mr. Gilbert, focus on this one position at a time when many conductors hold several music directorships?
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Here's my point: The vast majority of these watches are not used by divers or train conductors or fighter pilots.
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She watched in shock as transit workers and conductors pulled people out of the window, trying to get them out.
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Median annual wage: $60,300Projected job growth through 2026: - 2 percent Conductors manage the crews on both freight and passenger trains.
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That task now sometimes falls to conductors who ride in train carriages; Southern says train drivers can do it themselves.
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Conductors and engineers work together to safely get trains to their destinations, and during an emergency, our teamwork is critical.
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In the revisionist view, Toscanini rushed through passages that other conductors would turn into contemplation or mystery or sheer loveliness.
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One day, there is a triumphant picture of a new electric train, with Chinese conductors standing next to shiny carriages.
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The new list we got from the Trump administration, it's quite expansive, really focused on high tech, the semi-conductors.
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The most frequently duplicated pieces were popular "railroad watches," the saucer-sized pocket watches carried by old-timey train conductors.
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The dispute centres on the role of conductors, staff who current have responsibility for opening and closing the train doors.
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While some conductors can sound diffident asking for changes, Mr. van Zweden has no shyness: He is polite, but blunt.
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Though it's essential to bring major conductors to the Met, the long rehearsal and performance schedule involved makes this difficult.
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It's always a nice show of commitment from conductors whose specialty is repertory from a couple hundred years after Handel.
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Conductors like Leonard Slatkin, Gerard Schwarz, Marin Alsop and others have tried to bring attention to them, to little avail.
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The current troupe includes not just 213 singers from eight countries but also four budding conductors and a stage director.
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It turns out that New York City subway conductors are like actors: They have scripts they are supposed to follow.
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Orchestras in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Los Angeles and even in Washington are led by conductors from Austria, France, Venezuela and Italy.
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And on Monday, the venerable Herbert Blomstedt is joined by young conductors in a program of Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms.
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PHILADELPHIA — Plenty of people these days are retiring later in life, and reasonably healthy conductors can have particularly long careers.
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Teamsters Canada said in a statement the contract was approved by 91.3% of the estimated 3,200 workers including rail conductors.
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And yes, because this is a train, there are conductors, aka the people who donate the most bits and subs.
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Some 3,200 striking conductors and yard workers are demanding improved working conditions, including worker rest breaks, at Canada's largest railroad.
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Some 3,200 unionized employees, including conductors and yard workers, hit picket lines on Tuesday amid softening demand for freight service.
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With conductors, it's taken actually even longer, because it's only recently that we've had Marin Alsop, who's an amazing pioneer.
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She's also founded the Taki Concordia Conducting Fellowship, which is designed to encourage female conductors at the start of their careers.
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And he is one of the few conductors hip enough to have been tapped to appear in an ad for Apple.
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Congratulations came in from royalty both musical (the conductors Riccardo Muti and Christoph von Dohnányi sent messages) and bona fide (Mr.
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Connected by elastic conductors, they can be positioned so that the kinds of motion the device is designed to withstand failure.
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In a patent that was granted on November 8, 1898, Tesla wrote that his invention required no wires or electrical conductors.
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Despite that, "conductors are sprouting like mushrooms after the rain," observed the 74-year-old Mr Muti in a recent interview.
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In reality, conductors undergo rigorous conservatory training, followed by further feedback on the job as they move up the career ladder.
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AMSTERDAM Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra A rotating roster of top conductors will visit Amsterdam this autumn to play with the Royal Concertgebouw.
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He had already introduced himself to the station agent, several platform cleaners, and the conductors on a couple of downtown trains.
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Mr. Davies began his conducting career leading performances of his own compositions, partly because some established conductors found them too daunting.
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In recent decades, prominent conductors have tended to emerge from specialized conducting courses and begin their careers working with symphony orchestras.
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And I was sort of used to Bruno Walter and conductors like that, who were staid and used quiet, small motions.
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They need to not merely include American conductors on their rosters, but to champion their careers and advocate on their behalf.
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She said the agency also had worked with union officials on a plan to give conductors the chance to become engineers.
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Over the decades since that time, my position on conductors has softened (a little), but my position on bullies has not.
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Mahler's marginalia revealed a different approach than many to dynamics and texture — as well as the odd dig at other conductors.
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"Though they recognize the value of free markets, economists also believe that market failures are harmful," the poll's conductors told me.
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Still, Ms. Alsop is one of a handful of female conductors on the global stage, and their arrival is very recent.
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Mr. Barenboim said that he found Mr. Kupfer's rehearsals so revelatory that he began attending some that conductors would normally skip.
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Musicians, conductors and audiences often talk of how the concert sets a harmonious tone for the new year — do you agree?
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Subway and train operators, conductors and station agents spoke of the toll of being the faces of their increasingly unreliable systems.
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The orchestra continues to click with many of the guest conductors who take up the podium when Mr. Nelsons is away.
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Some days he's in the office, but most days he's out in the field, replacing conductors and installing new electrical lines.
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Some agents and union dissidents believe the new positions encroach on work now done by conductors or others assigned to platforms.
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Despite the authority's efforts, station agents and subway conductors have reported feeling nauseous and suffering headaches over the past several days.
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Today, long-haul conductors ferry electricity across state and country borders, while a swarm of satellites circles thousands of miles overhead.
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Ms. Grazinyte-Tyla is part of a new generation trying to shatter the stubborn glass ceiling that has kept women conductors rare.
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There are conductors, through which energy can move easily; insulators, which prevent energy from flowing; and semiconductors, which are somewhere in between.
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The childhood train set — with tracks that would loop around furniture legs in endless fashion — inspired a generation of would-be conductors.
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Professional choir conductors led the sessions, which also included physical activities such as walking to different parts of the room to sing.
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Conductors often want to remain true to the composers' work, whilst stage directors want to distinguish their productions from those of competitors.
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CN's estimated 3,000 conductors, trainpersons and yardpersons voted in favour of strike action in September, after negotiations failed to produce a contract.
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Toscanini's way with music by Beethoven, Berlioz, Brahms, Verdi, Wagner, and Debussy could make the work of other conductors seem dawdling, nerveless.
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It will provide train conductors with better communications and GPS data, ensuring safer crossings, particularly in rural areas with limited coverage today.
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If they decide to strike, it would be the first such action by CN conductors, or the train operators, in a decade.
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Game after game, year after year, we listen to the same sheet music, performed by different orchestras and led by different conductors.
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The Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra performs Webern, Dvorak and Stravinsky under Lorenzo Viotti, winner of the 2015 Salzburg Festival Young Conductors Award.
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Players must rapidly learn new repertoire and, in the absence of a general music director, adapt to the style of different conductors.
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The booklet is small enough to fit in a pocket so conductors can refer to it if they forget what to say.
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Racist conductors worsened the ordeal by exiling him to "mean, dirty and uncomfortable" Negro cars or ejected him from the train altogether.
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For eight years, Mr. Gilbert has worked diligently and creatively to puncture the mystique that still surrounds symphony orchestras and their conductors.
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Many conductors and singers delve beneath the folklore to plumb the tragic depths of these texts about courtship, war and the afterlife.
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Anyone with a driver's license, and toll-paying motorists in Stockholm, are registered, as are pilots, train conductors and air traffic controllers.
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Mr. Evans said that conductors did not collect tickets at least once a week, and that trains appeared to be short-staffed.
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"Conductors, trainperson and yard workers at Canadian National Railway are now officially on strike," the union said in a tweet bit.ly/2O10KW3.
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"Conductors, trainperson and yard workers at Canadian National Railway are now officially on strike," the union said in a tweet bit.ly/2O10KW3.
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One might have thought so from recent programs presented in New York by two of today's most dynamic and acclaimed younger conductors.
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All they may need to do, as conductors, is set the pace and then step back and let the group govern itself.
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Retirement in good health Good news for justices as they enter the golden years: their longevity rivals that of symphony orchestra conductors.
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In 2002, she started a fellowship for women conductors called the Taki Concordia Conducting Fellowship as a thank-you to Mr. Taki.
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But by 2010 it had overtaken its former colonial master to become the number one producer of semi-conductors in the world.
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The crowd let him have it, particularly some fans sitting behind the home dugout, later identified as a couple of Pullman conductors.
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However, the number of striking conductors and signal-box workers - considered essential for running services - climbed by 8 and 7 percentage points respectively.
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But the testosterone-driven sector is almost totally void of women - with matatu owners, drivers, conductors, mechanics and even designers virtually all men.
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And America could also do more: China's tech sector relies on American firms for semi-conductors and is thus vulnerable to export controls.
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The more sophisticated cable has silver-plated connectors and high-purity solid copper conductors, borrowing some of AudioQuest's high-end loudspeaker interconnect tech.
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In generations gone by, conductors and stage directors worked as a pair, often for a long time, and mutually agreed upon their hierarchy.
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However, participation among conductors was seen as high as 77 percent and only 12 percent of high-speed trains were expected to run.
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Buffalo's is not an enormous classical season, but guest conductors are still rare, since Ms. Falletta leads about two-thirds of the programs.
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"Conductors, trainperson and yard workers at Canadian National Railway are now officially on strike," the union said in a tweet http://bit.ly/2O10KW3.
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They are, after all, our brave conductors of the night, sending us to-ing and fro-ing from states both physical and mental.
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Actually, conductors may be avoiding it for that very reason: This was the first Philharmonic performance of the suite in almost 16 years.
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During dinners that stretched for four hours or more, guests and conductors sang Russian and Korean propaganda songs, Pulikovsky wrote in his memoirs.
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Teamsters Canada said in a statement the contract was approved by 91.3% of its estimated 3,200 rail conductors, yard workers and trains personnel.
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The eight-day strike by some 3,200 conductors and yard workers at Canada's largest railway delayed shipments of grain, propane and other goods.
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It was noticeable, too, that the choir managed fairly well even if the conductors were just waving their batons in an indeterminate fashion.
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The eight-day strike by some 3,200 conductors and yard workers at Canada's largest railway delayed shipments of grain, propane and other goods.
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Manfred Honeck returns to the Philharmonic's podium, one from which he has consistently impressed as one of the orchestra's most important guest conductors.
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He prepared choruses for hundreds of concerts by the New York Philharmonic and a host of other famous orchestras and maestros, and he trained generations of singers and conductors at Westminster Choir College in Princeton N.J. He often readied choirs behind the scenes, then handed them off to more famous conductors, who would lead them onstage for the final rehearsals and performances.
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As a study of the life and times of one of the greatest conductors of all time, this book will not soon be bettered.
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SNCF said the number of drivers on strike fell slightly on Wednesday, though more signalmen and conductors had walked out than a day earlier.
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Solid-state batteries work with solid lithium electrodes (electrical nonmetallic conductors), rather than the mix of liquid chemicals currently used in most phone batteries.
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Conductors will still be onboard to take over in case of emergencies, and the trains will be staffed with a human crew as necessary.
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He put together some of the understanding back then around current carrying wires causing magnetic fields, and conductors moving in magnetic fields causing currents.
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The MTA was able to launch this app fairly painlessly, mostly because tickets on the Metro North commuter rail are still checked by conductors.
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"I was writing pieces ahead of their time, in the sense that audiences and boards of directors and conductors weren't ready," Mr. Glass said.
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Conductors at orchestras everywhere are under institutional pressure to make these gala programs, which also function as fund-raisers for patrons, light and festive.
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Because the aluminum is one of the best heat conductors, hard anodized cookware requires less energy as it can cook thoroughly at lower temperatures.
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He was first assigned to the company's classical projects, including recordings by the London Baroque Ensemble and the conductors Malcolm Sargent and Charles Mackerras.
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Ojai was considered a little insular and Eurocentric; its music directors were frequently conductors, and they'd come back for return stints, again and again.
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In other news, Alex Marshall reports on the swift return of two star conductors, Daniele Gatti and Charles Dutoit, temporarily sidelined by #MeToo allegations.
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"We have some of the best orchestras, musicians and conductors in the world, and that has nothing to do with the E.U.," he said.
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OPINION An Op-Ed article on Saturday about the lack of American conductors at major orchestras misstated the origin of the Philadelphia Orchestra's leader.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the nationalities of six conductors singled out in April for promotion by the League of American Orchestras.
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Because Italian conductors no longer served long apprenticeships covering every aspect of opera performances, he asserted, they had become too focused on the orchestra.
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All but two of 16 lines of the Metro system are shut down — those two being the only lines that run automatically without conductors.
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The system will be operated by Chinese conductors for five years and then turned over to local citizens, many of them trained in China.
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Freight train conductors provide a great example, as they need reliable connectivity to provide vital safety information while making their way through rural communities.
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Investigators eventually determined that a dozen of the blazes were caused by electric power and distribution lines, conductors and the failure of power poles.
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The technique, called Nanodrip, uses ink-jet printing to deposit electrohydrodynamic ink in the form of grid, gradually building up 'nanowalls' that act as conductors.
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Washington already has imposed 25% tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods, ranging from semi-conductors to furniture, that are imported to the United States.
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The clearest level up was Scott stamping that he, much like his Chicago-born mentor, can be trusted as one of the genre's best conductors.
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"I had heard indirectly, because I was not close to it, that he had gone through a series of orchestral conductors," Sinatra Jr. told NorthJersey.com.
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Calgary-based CP offered its engineers and conductors a 21 percent salary hike over four years as part of a tentative agreement reached last week.
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These amplifiers use superconducting materials instead of regular conductors to reduce the amount of electromagnetic noise produced by the system by a factor of 30.
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There have since been bold classical composers who straddle genres; charismatic conductors who have the common touch; visionary teachers who practise joyous inclusivity and access.
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Jörg Bittner's lighting was crucial to the enterprise, especially in the last movement, when almost total darkness left the conductors visible only as ghostly presences.
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Because it records density, it can determine areas of greater or lesser density, it can discern between the likes of conductors, substrates and empty space.
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This meant that the computers and servers within the ship were the strongest conductors of light and so surrounding us were blinking haloes of red.
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During practice rounds this week, Scottish railroad officials realized that conductors were still using the train whistles as they passed close to the 18th hole.
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Conductors will also now mention special events or days, like reminding riders to vote on Election Day or thanking a service member on Veterans Day.
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These include making power lines more visible to birds, insulating conductors on pole tops, and designing poles so birds cannot make contact with live components.
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Washington has already imposed 25% tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods, ranging from semi-conductors to furniture, that are imported to the United States.
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Though today's MTA doesn't have any explicitly stated policy on conductors living in cars, it's safe to say you don't have to worry about it.
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The generation of conductors he inspired, including Michael Tilson Thomas, Kent Nagano, Robert Spano and, especially, Marin Alsop are more persuasive interpreters of Bernstein's works.
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On Saturday, there's the Boston Symphony's main centennial celebration of Leonard Bernstein, involving five conductors, an array of soloists and players from six other ensembles.
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The scripts are in a blue booklet issued by New York City Transit, which wants conductors to keep it close to the vest — almost literally.
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Dear Miss Manners: I've seen two professional orchestral conductors wearing a white cummerbund with the white tie and tails of a man's formal evening suit.
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In an airy practice room atop Carnegie Hall recently, Simon Rattle, one of the most sought-after conductors in the world, was leading a rehearsal.
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A recording contract with Sony sent the message out even farther, and Mr. Currentzis became one of the most in-demand conductors in the world.
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Some 3,200 striking conductors and yard workers went on strike for eight days demanding improved working conditions, including worker rest breaks, at Canada's largest railroad.
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Well, I sang it four times, not knowing that he had silently brought in conductors Fritz Reiner, Fausto Cleva and Fritz Stiedry to hear me.
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ADAMS It continues to be a slow absorption of Philip's orchestral music into the regular repertoire; I'm surprised that more conductors haven't taken it on.
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But the company's critics assert that it has not done enough to reduce the fire risk posed by its power lines, conductors and other equipment.
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Washington has already imposed 25 percent tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods, ranging from semi-conductors to furniture, that are imported to the United States.
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They said the targets include experts in fields such as supercomputing, nuclear energy, nanotechnology, semi-conductors, stealth technology, health care, hybrid grains, seeds and green energy.
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"The sales of semi-conductors will be curtailed at least in the short term and companies will likely need to revise down their earnings," he said.
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Something of a historical novel, The Underground Railroad is not without a Whitehead-ian twist: the underground railroad is a real one, with trains and conductors.
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Today, conductors and stage directors maintain schedules that send them across the world, meaning that the creative duo may not meet long before the first rehearsal.
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Metro stations in both the city and the surrounding suburbs were flooded with happy throngs, and conductors skipped stations when the platforms became overwhelmed with crowds.
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Some conductors think risers have a negative effect on the sound, since, say, an elevated brass section may be more prone to drowning out the strings.
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"The sales of semi-conductors will be curtailed at least in the short-term and companies will likely need to revise down their earnings," he said.
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Where other conductors emphasize voluptuous, post-Wagnerian sonorities, Rattle prefers a leaner, tighter sound; where others indulge in flamboyant ritardandos, he keeps to a steadier tempo.
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Instead, an array of electric conductors harvest the heat released by the natural decay of radioactive material (usually plutonium) and convert this heat into electrical energy.
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"Touch, temperature and pressure sensors placed on the fingertips are connected by mesh conductors with an e-textile system using a wireless module," the paper explains.
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The new rule's implementation on Wednesday afternoon came as a surprise to Stephen Burkert, the general chairman of a union that represents New Jersey Transit conductors.
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One product of the program, Mr. Dudamel, is now the music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and one of the world's most sought-after conductors.
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But the opera struggled to distinguish itself on the international stage, finding it especially hard to attract the great orchestra conductors, despite Mr. Abbado's early support.
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As a violist in the Vienna Philharmonic from 20223 to 22022, he played under a who's-who of conductors, including Leonard Bernstein and Herbert von Karajan.
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Because even in 2018 in the world of opera, when so many leading singers, conductors, composers, directors and critics are gay, some stars are not out.
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Still, he finished high school, and at 16 he was given a new direction when his father enrolled him in a vocational school for choral conductors.
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In America, while other artistic disciplines rightly take pride in our leading practitioners, our major orchestras are unique in favoring conductors of Continental or Asian lineage.
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Together they represent 113 conductors, of whom 24 are Americans, though nine of those make their careers in Hollywood, on Broadway or as pops concert personalities.
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In May, the Russian military had flown a symphony orchestra led by one of its best-known conductors, Valery Gergiev, to mark the reclaiming of Palmyra.
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It's interesting that this hasn't been in a puzzle since 1968, and it also interests me that I mentally twinned this with "Excellent conductors" at 63D.
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The Global STEM Challenges Program kids are way past those who still conjure up train conductors or building maintenance people when the word "engineer" is mentioned.
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Soon after, Ms. Hopkins departed the train, wondering whether the conductors would even try to find the man, having already written his story in their heads.
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Her sister Friedelind, who directed master classes for young singers, conductors and directors at Bayreuth, fled Germany in 1940 and became an outspoken opponent of Nazism.
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Transport Canada needs to modernize the 1987 rules used for training employees like conductors, who operate freight trains using new technologies, TSB board member Faye Ackermans said.
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If the researchers could send the electrons through the conductors over longer distances, perhaps they could incorporate the material into batteries, flexible touch screens, or medical devices.
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The Atlanta native performed under guest conductors including Igor Stravinsky and Sir John Barbirolli, while also touring with with American Ballet Theatre and Boris Goldovsky Opera Theatre.
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The local utility company reported as many as 300 downed power lines, 400 leaning poles, and a number of downed transformers and conductors on Saipan and Tinian.
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Aluminum is among the best heat conductors out there, and this fact plus sustained friction against a climbing rope equals an intensely hot little wad of metal.
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The TGV, which reaches speeds of nearly 200mph, could be remotely piloted, though conductors will remain onboard in the short term to handle emergencies or unexpected events.
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There are still some naysayers and skeptics, and still a few famous conductors, pianists, violinists of my generation who think it is all a load of rubbish.
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"This action caused sparks to fly between the two birds as they acted as conductors for electricity between the separated lines," said Western Power spokesman Paul Entwistle.
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And with Italian star conductors preferring engagements abroad over the risk of cancelled engagements at home, the musical quality at Italian opera houses will continue to decrease.
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Canadian National Railway (CNI) reached an agreement with a union representing 3,000 conductors on Monday, narrowly averting a strike deadline that had been set for this morning.
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That's because Metro North and LIRR passengers only need to flash their phones displaying the purchased e-ticket to the rail lines' conductors to confirm their fares.
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He will replace Frenchman Dominic Meyer whose tenure, which started in 2010, has been marked by clashes with star conductors Franz Welser-Moest and Bertrand de Billy.
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Andris Nelsons, one of the world's leading conductors, announced Thursday that he had withdrawn from the new production of "Parsifal" that will open the festival next month.
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And then, with conductors like William Christie and René Jacobs, early music broke out of specialized festivals and started appearing in Carnegie Hall and Avery Fisher Hall.
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New York City's subway system employs black and white signs, and requires conductors point at them when arriving at every station, to avoid an incident like Monday's.
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Musicians who work with Dudamel tend to say that what sets him apart from other conductors isn't anything grand or obvious; it's an accumulation of small moments.
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Figuring that he should be able to reverse the process, he founded Bloom and worked on converting chemical energy to electricity using readily available fuels and conductors.
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Mr. Gardiner, one of the few living conductors who has performed and recorded all the sacred cantatas, many of them repeatedly, hatched the notion of a ring.
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Critic's Pick In her third appearance with the orchestra, she proved once again why she's one of the most exciting and in-demand conductors of her generation.
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In her version, conductors are attached to bananas and other fruit, and children have to run from fruit to fruit to move the tiles in the game.
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In recent seasons, he has chosen to pick his battles with the administration, deferring perhaps too much to guest conductors, which has made for some sleepy programs.
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Some 3,200 unionized employees with the Teamsters, including conductors and yard workers are in the seventh day of what is Canada's biggest rail strike in a decade.
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Mr. Moll's Ochs is preserved on a number of acclaimed recordings and videos, in performances led by conductors including Carlos Kleiber, Herbert von Karajan and James Levine.
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Now sought out as murderers, Cora and Caesar flee via the Underground Railroad, which Whitehead reimagines as a literal subterranean rail line manned by conductors and station agents.
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Those precious seconds could give train conductors time to slow down, warn surgeons to hold tightly to their scalpels, and get people out of elevators and into shelter.
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In just two years, he took first place at the International Besançon Competition for Young Conductors and won a spot as legendary Austrian conductor Herbert von Karajan's assistant.
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"(Creel) is saying that he wants to change the labor relations at CP," said Doug Finnson of the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference, which represents locomotive engineers and conductors.
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Metals, particularly gold and silver, are much better conductors, but not being transparent, they can interfere with the displayed image unless deposited in minute quantities—which reduces conductivity.
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To conductors' chagrin, that may involve singers performing at points around the stage rather than in a neat line at the front, where the optimal reverberations are produced.
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Women continue to be underrepresented in many positions of power in the arts, whether as directors in Hollywood, orchestra conductors, opera composers or even late-night television hosts.
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Conductors including Claudio Abbado, who died in 2014, and Riccardo Muti have made a point of using these scholarly editions, sometimes including material rarely performed in recent decades.
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About 3,000 unionized workers, including conductors and yardmen, hit picket lines on Tuesday after talks with management failed to resolve contract issues amid softening demand for freight service.
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"It is natural that conductors eventually want to start to do more symphonic music, because it is less complicated than doing opera," Mr. Domingo said in an interview.
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The strike was also notable for the unusual involvement of the orchestra's revered music director, Riccardo Muti, since conductors usually avoid seeming to take sides in labor disputes.
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Some information about changes is posted to social media platforms before it is shared internally, leaving conductors and bus drivers unprepared to answer questions from riders, it said.
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Her pithy drawings of dancers and conductors, which look as if they're made up of one single line, capture all the energy and intensity of her subjects' movement.
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The work is usually represented in concert by the substantial opening Adagio, and various attempts to complete it have drawn limited support from conductors, for all their uncertainties.
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And he became a familiar figure in rehearsal rooms around the world, sought after by top conductors, singers and opera companies working to bring his discoveries to life.
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A new generation of performers and composers, especially some idealistic conductors who hold influential posts at major orchestras, are talking up the adventurousness of new music, without overpromising.
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Whatever shape electrification was set to take, our hybrid was equipped with all the necessary technology – the battery, the motor, software, and semi-conductors, to accommodate the future.
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Average earned income: $74,515Average hours typically worked a week: 49.6According to O*NET: Railroad conductors and yardmasters coordinate the activity of train crews and workers at railroad yards.
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It's a way of expanding their repertoires, and exploring the tastes and specialties of their most valuable singers and conductors, without expending the resources required by full productions.
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A CNN investigation found that engineers and conductors had complained to supervisors that they were not adequately trained for the new route before the crash of Amtrak 501.
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But he is not among the guest conductors recently announced for next season, which is unfortunate: He led an exceptionally urgent and insightful account of Schumann's Second Symphony.
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The RMT union, one of Britain's most militant, says Southern wants to extend the use of driver-only operated trains and so reduce the safety role the conductors play.
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Canadian National Railway Co on Monday said it had reached a tentative agreement with a union representing 3,000 conductors, ahead of a looming strike deadline at Canada's largest railroad.
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Govia has also been affected by conductors on the Southern rail network, who in April held strikes over a plan to bring in trains with doors operated by drivers.
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Canadian National Railway – The railroad operator reached an agreement with a union representing 3,000 conductors on Monday, narrowly averting a strike deadline that had been set for this morning.
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But to land the Montreal-born Mr. Nézet-Séguin, one of the most sought-after conductors in the world, the company had to agree to a long engagement period.
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However, shares in semi-conductors group AMS slumped by nearly 20 percent after it gave a weak Q4 outlook, while some analysts were cautious over AMS' mid-term targets.
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The RMT union, one of Britain's most militant, says Southern want to extend the use of driver-only operated trains and so reduce the safety role the conductors provide.
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About 3,000 unionized workers, including conductors and yard workers, hit picket lines on Tuesday after talks with management failed to resolve contract issues amid softening demand for freight service.
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And the trouble isn't, or isn't only, that conductors are paid so much — particularly relative to the size of organizations far smaller than most TV networks or sports teams.
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The festival also runs a young conductors competition whose past winners — such as Mirga Grazinyte-Tyla and Lorenzo Viotti — are now rising stars of the international classical music scene.
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When something goes wrong, the M.T.A. wants conductors to give real-time updates with more information about what's going on — including how long you'll be stuck, if they know.
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The Met has not yet named conductors for the revivals of Verdi's "Il Trovatore" and "Luisa Miller" that Mr. Levine was also scheduled to lead in the coming months.
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There are conductors who, when they hear something they don't like, rant and rage and throw music stands, but Dudamel has never been dictatorial; he prefers collaboration to control.
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" Mr. Murakami (speaking of the conductors Karl Böhm and Herbert von Karajan): "Do you think that was mainly because people like Böhm and Karajan didn't take up the music?
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And an additional deck will look over the bow, a feature the original Titanic did not have that could have helped conductors spot the iceberg it was speeding toward.
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Some 3,200 unionized employees with the Teamsters, including conductors and yard workers, hit picket lines to demand better working conditions and changes they say would make their jobs safer.
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For a deeper dive into musical history, here are some composers, performers and conductors whose names may be new to you, along with the addresses of their individual plaques.
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In a buffalo hide piece by Dallin Maybee, called "Conductors of Our Own Destiny," warriors hunt buffalo in hotrods and motorcycles, and one figure is visibly conducting a locomotive.
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Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), Britain's largest train operator which owns Southern, says the changes would lead to fewer train cancellations as services would no longer require both drivers and conductors.
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Washington has imposed 25% tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods, ranging from semi-conductors to furniture, that are imported to the United States, as part of the trade war.
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Canadian National Railway Co, which averted a strike after reaching a tentative deal on Monday with the Teamsters union that represents 3,000 conductors, rose 0.8 percent rise to C$104.21.
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The concert would provide the opportunity to conduct a first-rate regional orchestra in the core repertory, which he said some orchestras were patronizingly reluctant to offer minority guest conductors.
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On Thursday the Met announced that it had engaged conductors to lead two of the coming engagements that Mr. Levine, who has been grappling with health problems, is withdrawing from.
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And artists mixed offstage, with the composers Wolfgang Rihm and Olga Neuwirth sitting down to an alfresco lunch, and the conductors Marin Alsop and Susanna Malkki meeting after a concert.
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A federal judge in California says that uninsulated power conductors owned by a local utility company were the cause of several wildfires that state agencies battled across California since 2017.
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Some 3,200 unionized employees with the Teamsters, including conductors and yard workers, were hitting picket lines to demand better working conditions and changes they say would make the job safer.
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To the Editor: George Gelles correctly notes the dearth of American-born conductors in major American orchestras, but doesn't consider one of the most important potential correctives to this problem.
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"To date, we have restored power to 250,000 customers by fixing 7,500 poles, installing 462 miles of wire, more than 20,000 conductors, and repaired 170 transmission lines," the company said.
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As with many conductors who concentrate on early music, Ms. Haïm makes the strongest impression at the podium of the period ensemble she founded (Le Concert d'Astrée, formed in 2000).
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One of the most robust boycotts began in May 1904 in Richmond, Va., in response to new laws segregating the cars and allowing the white conductors to enforce the separation.
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Still, a few key posts are currently held by young conductors, including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, where Gustavo Dudamel, a superstar from Venezuela, took over as chief conductor aged 28.
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The strike by about 3,200 conductors and yard workers demanding improved working conditions and rest breaks ended on Tuesday as the company reached a tentative agreement with the Teamsters union.
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Public acknowledgment by officials and leaders of perceived wrongdoings is also expected in Japan, where rail conductors will beg forgiveness when a train is even a minute late, or early.
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She noted that the NYPD has arrested a man for throwing urine at subway conductors, and another for pushing a passenger onto the tracks after investigating leads generated by facial recognition.
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This includes its purpose, understanding the importance of insulators and conductors, learning how to design a substation, and understanding the transformers (such as current and potential or voltage) that comprise them.
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Opera performances were about the music; Serge Dorny, general manager of the Opéra National de Lyon, notes that conductors stood at the head of the production as "the master of ceremonies".
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Mr Parrott, for his part, says that the Sibelius Academy's dedication to the score—the written music from which conductors and musicians perform—and the physical aspects of conducting stand out.
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John Risch, spokesman for the transportation division of the SMART Union, which represents CSX conductors, said it is incredibly difficult for a small crew to handle a train with 178 cars.
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This year it is presenting a broad array of female conductors, including Ms. Hannigan, who will lead the Mahler Chamber Orchestra in Debussy, Sibelius, Haydn, Berg and Gershwin on Aug. 23.
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He was widely recorded, both as a conductor of his own work and that of other modernists and, as a composer, by conductors including John Williams, André Previn and Oliver Knussen.
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And for years, Apple sourced cobalt and tantalum—which are used to power lithium-ion batteries and protect conductors on logic boards, respectively—from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
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An analysis of tax filings by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra showed that Mr. van Zweden's 2013 salary was $5,100,538, more than the pay for top conductors in Los Angeles and Chicago.
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He is one of our most sought-after conductors, and the music world is eagerly waiting to learn what course he will choose in 2020, when his Royal Opera contract expires.
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The baritone Matthias Goerne, a frequent collaborator with Mr. van Zweden, will be the Philharmonic's artist in residence next season, and several conductors will make their subscription debuts, including two women.
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In the style of many young conductors, he says he is eager to lead education and community events, rather than pawn them off on assistants, and to help with fund-raising.
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Kevin Corbett, the agency's executive director, is trying to speed up hiring by doubling the number of training classes each year and by inviting its conductors to train to become engineers.
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Both orchestras will probably use guest conductors until they appoint permanent music directors; all contenders will have the chops to conduct a repertoire ranging from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to Arnold Schönberg.
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There's the usual roster of guest conductors — including Christoph von Dohnanyi and Thomas Adès — and a starry array of soloists like Daniil Trifonov, Yo-Yo Ma, Nikolaj Znaider and Kristine Opolais.
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In 2014, for example, women represented only 1.4 percent of conductors in British orchestras, according to "Gender, Subjectivity and Cultural Work," a 2018 book by Christina Scharff of King's College London.
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It has been almost 70 years since the publication of the London Transit Workers Study, a famous work in which researchers tracked the heart health of London bus drivers and conductors.
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The RMT, one of Britain's most militant unions, says train operator Southern wants to extend the use of driver-only operated trains and so reduce the safety role that conductors play.
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Only two of those premieres have been by women — though guest conductors are doing more this season, and there will be new pieces by Sofia Gubaidulina and Julia Adolphe next season.
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If you're lucky you'll be dancing to an honest-to-God disc jockey — not to someone's Spotify playlist or the musings of the latest demi-celebrities to fancy themselves party conductors.
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Critic's Pick SAN FRANCISCO — After leading his first concert as the San Francisco Symphony's next music director here on Friday, Esa-Pekka Salonen said he had some advice for young conductors.
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As part of the trade war, Washington has already imposed 25% tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods, ranging from semi-conductors to furniture, that are imported to the United States.
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The company's Chief Executive Charles Horton said their planned changes would improve services for passengers and had provided guarantees about the future role of conductors but the RMT had refused to negotiate.
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The devices have reportedly been adopted by power supply and electric companies for workers in certain "high risk" occupations, like train conductors or electricians installing and repairing parts of the power grid.
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A team from the Future Industries Institute of the University of South Australia have released a study detailing the use of hydrophilic organic electrodes (water-compatible conductors) on flexible hydrogels (contact lenses).
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Conductors will be banned from using the phones for games or personal activity and won't be able to use any headphones or earpieces, which might also distract them, the Daily News reports.
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They needed food, they needed clothing, so Benny and Clovis, who were former streetcar conductors, said, you know what, we've got to take care of those guys, we'll feed our poor boys.
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The controller gave the trains an incorrect signal and then hit the wrong buttons when issuing a distress signal, meaning it was not heard by the train conductors, the prosecutor's office said.
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It's the snap itself that powers the device; the covers sport metal clips that grab onto the outlet's conductors and powers the light or USB outlet (they're UL listed in the US).
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As Isaiah Berlin wrote in his essay "On Political Judgment," great leaders practice affairs of state not as a science but an art; they are, more akin to orchestra conductors than chemists.
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Seasoned conductors such as Mr. Welser-Möst, Riccardo Muti, Zubin Mehta and Herbert Blomstedt are already lined up to coach and lecture academy members when they are conducting the Philharmonic in Vienna.
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Yet at a rehearsal this week for a Saturday performance at Tate Modern in London, there were only three musicians in the room: the conductors Simon Rattle, Matthias Pintscher and Duncan Ward.
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Chinese social media has seen an outpouring of support for ZTE, and the country's newspapers have placed the blame on the company's troubles on China's dependence on imported conductors, according to Reuters.
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Manfred Honeck continues to excel as one of the Philharmonic's major guest conductors, with the ability to extract, in just a short period of rehearsal, exactly what he wants from the players.
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Young conductors are also a hot ticket, as the surprising appointments of the Los Angeles Philharmonic's Gustavo Dudamel, the Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra's Lionel Bringuier, and the Indianapolis Symphony's Krzysztof Urbański have shown.
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The ECI adds that in wind energy, copper is used in the "coil windings" in a generator's stator and rotor portions, as well as high-voltage power cable conductors and transformer coils.
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MICHAEL COOPER I've often wondered: Do the star conductors the Vienna Philharmonic brings in each year for its New Year's concerts actually conduct, given that this music is practically this orchestra's birthright?
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The report also found that only two women were ever employed as conductors in top films between 2007 and 2017 — that's 1.3% of all composers across 1,100 of the decade's most popular movies.
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"I can't imagine that we'd be anything but opposed," said John Risch, legislative director of the Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers (SMART) union, which represents CSX conductors, engineers, trainmen and yardmasters.
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For starters, it's free of cables and conductors and nearly transparent when in use, integrating the 24-second, timeout and game clocks all in one piece a hardware — a first for the NBA.
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"Export-driven economies are inevitably being hit hardest but sector-specific stories continue to explain country divergences: vehicles and semi-conductors remain among the weakest," said Janet Henry, global chief economist at HSBC.
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Corrine, who will certainly be included on every group date if these Bachelor conductors are worth their paychecks, was consistently Too Much, but not in a way that contributed directly to the scoreboard.
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In laboratory conditions, technicians—who were working on improving electric vehicle batteries, not home storage units—increased the lithium-ion battery's density by tweaking the conductors and the chemicals, which doubled storage capacity.
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Along with construction workers and conductors, the system's new Customer Service Ambassadors—employees re-trained to be "professionally nice" after losing their jobs to automation, said Olsen—would get new, more welcoming apparel.
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Morris was stunned by how powerfully the data bore out his initial hypothesis: the sedentary drivers were almost twice as likely as the mobile conductors to drop dead of a sudden heart attack.
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What my grandfather referred to as the "Furtwängler Concert" was in fact a weekly classical-music hour featuring an array of ensembles and conductors that was broadcast, at Goebbels's behest, beginning in 1944.
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CHICAGO — For more than 40 years, Riccardo Muti has been the king of Verdi conductors, the one who most makes you feel you are hearing the composer's operas for the very first time.
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Ms. Grazinyte-Tyla (pronouned grah-zhee-NEE-teh tee-LAH), a 30-year-old Lithuanian, is riding the crest of an international wave of established and emerging female conductors sweeping over the profession.
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"I think it is an interesting sign that many of the world's most interesting conductors and musicians want to work with her," said Gillian Moore, the director of music for London's Southbank Centre.
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Following a diva, two conductors, two virtuoso soloists, and three bandleaders into, variously, military deployment, forced retirement, and the bottom of a bottle, Bomberger interrogates the national character of American art and artists.
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Union members representing Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd's (CP) conductors and locomotive engineers have served a notice to go on strike as early as May 29, according to a union statement released on Saturday.
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Some 3000 conductors and locomotive engineers voted 98.1 percent to reject CP's final offer on Friday, while about 360 signals and communications employees voted 97.2 percent to authorize strike action, the statement said.
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But I was ever more impressed by the subtleties and lyricism Mr. Nézet-Séguin drew from the music, which has moments of plush, shimmering allure that conductors with a blunter approach often miss.
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And the M.T.A. actually recorded more delay-causing incidents involving broken guard lights — the indicators on the sides of trains that tell conductors if doors fail to close or lock — than signal malfunctions.
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Semiconductors, by the way, are materials that are both insulators (they don't conduct an electric current) and conductors (they do conduct a current) based on the amount of voltage you apply to them.
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These major ensembles often engage Americans as assistant or associate conductors, where their role is that of the ever-ready understudy, but where they also might conduct pops concerts and a youth orchestra.
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The ensemble, affectionately named the Be Phil, was an amateur orchestra of 101 musicians, ages 10 to 75, who had come from all over to play with one of the world's greatest conductors.
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Yet even here, Mr. Currentzis kept the tempo restrained, in comparison with many other conductors I've heard, and emphasized exacting articulation, slashing brass sounds and choral singing of depth and bite, without harshness.
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Thus, a duet from "La Traviata" conducted by Toscanini could last a minute less than the same duet in a performance led by later conductors who gave the soprano and tenor freer rein.
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Engineers and conductors had safety concerns, citing rushed and "totally inadequate" training which left them feeling dangerously unprepared for the new route, according to multiple sources, including several directly involved in the training.
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The eight-day-long work stoppage, which saw about 3,200 conductors and yard workers demanding improved working conditions and rest breaks, ended on Tuesday as the company reached a tentative agreement with workers.
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