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concertmaster AmE
concertmistress AmE , auch: concertmeister

She has held the position of a concertmaster for two seasons.

He remained as assistant concertmaster there from 1951 to 1955.

It's a disadvantage to play as concertmaster and be playing the music for the first time.

Should I take a safe job as a concertmaster of an orchestra?

In 1998 he retired as concertmaster after 33 years with the Orchestra.

From 1674 he was concertmaster at the court of Dresden.

From 1626 to 1629, he worked as concertmaster in Dresden.

He eventually served as the ensemble's concertmaster from 1922 to 1924.

He was the founding concertmaster of this orchestra in 1969.

Not all, of course, play at the concertmaster level.

An orchestra does fall apart sometimes, and when that happens they look at the concertmaster.

The unlikely musician thus became the concertmaster of his school orchestra.

Kawasaki is only the second Concertmaster in the orchestra's history.

He was a member of the prince royal's band, and later became concertmaster to the king.

He was quickly followed offstage by the concertmaster and the rest of the orchestra.

However, the orchestra members unanimously elected him as the Concertmaster.

She quickly exchanged instruments with the concertmaster, missing only a note or two, and played on.

As third conductor and concertmaster in 1904-05, he was paid $4045.

At the end of the concert, the orchestra takes its cue from the concertmaster about whether to rise again.

At Duke he was concertmaster of the university's orchestra.

Since 1999, he has been the concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Spalding stayed with the group until she was fifteen and left as concertmaster.

In 1937 he became concertmaster and in 1939 the assistant conductor.

He also served as assistant concertmaster for the Stockholm court orchestra from 1916 to 1919.

From 1943 to 1946, he was concertmaster of the Detroit Symphony.