conductorial

From this conductorial ground zero, other aspects of the job begin.

The conductorial hands seen in the film were Ravel's own.

He is now 51 and embarked on the biggest conductorial test of all.

And this opera, Verdi's fourth, needs all the conductorial help it can get.

He also tends to conduct too much and has yet to grasp the conductorial secret of letting things happen rather than forcing them to.

For listeners used to following music through continuous conductorial pantomime, he must be a disturbing presence.

Following soloists is a conductorial art (James Levine may be the best in the world at it).

The almost painful reticence of the winds and brass seemed in part a conductorial miscalculation.

He also remembers, at 3, finding a suitable stick and using it to imitatehis father's conductorial gestures.

Not all of Georgescu's notable activities were conductorial.

It is by nature a great shiny machine, although stubborn conductorial minds can force it to rise above itself.

Yet even then his pursuit of conductorial glory was compromised by his determination to compose.

This is a sore subject; no one feels the conductorial roster is as strong as it should be.

Chief among them is the notion that conventional programming is too often an exercise in conductorial whimsy.

With all the conductorial emergencies, Ms. Vulgamore said, some planning has been postponed.

None of this might have proved quite so stultifying if there had been any consistent vocal distinction or an enlivening conductorial hand.

Silent conductorial arm-waving has always guided musicians, for example, but it may also provide another way for audiences to hear.

Christian Tiemeyer is the orchestra's music director, and next to the better conductorial contracts in classical music, not for a lot of money either.

The works embody a kind of automatic writing arising from conductorial musical gestures in meditative spaces.

Observers of Copland noted that he had "none of the typical conductorial vanities".

Indeed, with several promising recent conductorial appointments, the New York's orchestral life in the 1990's seems in excellent health.

Mr. Masur has practiced a good part of his conductorial career among his own people, a relatively ordered society.

It also played to Mr. Schwarz's own obsessions with conductorial minutiae.

This placed him behind the vocal soloists, whose occasional tentative attacks suggested that they might have benefited from a more readily visible conductorial hand.

Hurst ensured continuity during that conductorial interregnum.