Conductor - Revision history

Desmonduk: clarify top link

2017-02-19T01:13:36Z

clarify top link

DavidB4-bot: /* See also */Category

2016-07-28T15:28:04Z

‎See also: Category

DavidB4-bot: clean up & uniformity

2016-07-12T01:09:18Z

clean up & uniformity

TheAmericanRedoubt at 17:47, February 8, 2016

2016-02-08T17:47:19Z

SamHB: Undid the redlinks

2015-03-26T05:58:50Z

Undid the redlinks

SamHB at 05:20, March 26, 2015

2015-03-26T05:20:24Z

SamHB: Fixed the electrical stuff, and added a few more. Got bored after 9. Your turn, Alan.

2015-03-26T05:19:47Z

Fixed the electrical stuff, and added a few more. Got bored after 9. Your turn, Alan.

TheAmericanRedoubt at 09:08, March 23, 2015

2015-03-23T09:08:54Z

TheAmericanRedoubt at 09:07, March 23, 2015

2015-03-23T09:07:19Z

TheAmericanRedoubt at 09:07, March 23, 2015

2015-03-23T09:07:08Z

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−	::~~''The word "~~conductor~~" has another meaning in~~ [[~~:Category:~~Electrical ~~Engineering\|Electrical Engineering~~]]~~— a substance that conducts electricity well, or an object (e.g. a [[wire]]) that exploits this property.''~~	+	::For an electrical conductor see [[Conductor (Electrical)]]

	A '''conductor''' is a person who leads an [[orchestra]]. Originally the person responsible for keeping time in an orchestra was not an older instrumentalist, usually a [[percussion]]ist, who could no longer play his instrument at a high level. As music got more complicated, conductors became responsible for more things. Conductors usually direct the music in terms of dynamics and volume balance between instruments or between passages.		A '''conductor''' is a person who leads an [[orchestra]]. Originally the person responsible for keeping time in an orchestra was not an older instrumentalist, usually a [[percussion]]ist, who could no longer play his instrument at a high level. As music got more complicated, conductors became responsible for more things. Conductors usually direct the music in terms of dynamics and volume balance between instruments or between passages.

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-::''The word "conductor" has another meaning in [[:Category:Electrical_Engineering|Electrical Engineering]]&mdash; a substance that conducts electricity well, or an object (e.g. a [[wire]]) that exploits this property.''
+::''The word "conductor" has another meaning in [[:Category:Electrical Engineering|Electrical Engineering]]&mdash; a substance that conducts electricity well, or an object (e.g. a [[wire]]) that exploits this property.''
-A '''conductor''' is a person who leads an [[orchestra]].  Originally the person responsible for keeping time in an orchestra was not an older instrumentalist, usually a [[percussion|percussionist]], who could no longer play his instrument at a high level.  As music got more complicated, conductors became responsible for more things.  Conductors usually direct the music in terms of dynamics and volume balance between instruments or between passages.
+A '''conductor''' is a person who leads an [[orchestra]].  Originally the person responsible for keeping time in an orchestra was not an older instrumentalist, usually a [[percussion]]ist, who could no longer play his instrument at a high level.  As music got more complicated, conductors became responsible for more things.  Conductors usually direct the music in terms of dynamics and volume balance between instruments or between passages.
 Famous conductors, past and present, include Daniel Barenboim, Riccardo Chailly, Seiji Ozawa, Arturo Toscanini, Bruno Walter, George Szell, Giuseppe Sinopoli, Sir Georg Solti, Sir Neville Mariner, and Sir Charles Mackerras.
-==See Also==
+==See also==
 *[[Music]]
 *[[Leonard Bernstein]]
 [[Category:Musical terms]]

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−	::''The word "conductor" has another meaning in [~~http~~:~~//www.conservapedia.com/~~Category:Electrical_Engineering Electrical Engineering]—a substance that conducts electricity well, or an object (e.g. a wire) that exploits this property.''	+	::''The word "conductor" has another meaning in [[:Category:Electrical_Engineering\|Electrical Engineering]]— a substance that conducts electricity well, or an object (e.g. a [[wire]]) that exploits this property.''

	A '''conductor''' is a person who leads an [[orchestra]]. Originally the person responsible for keeping time in an orchestra was not an older instrumentalist, usually a [[percussion\|percussionist]], who could no longer play his instrument at a high level. As music got more complicated, conductors became responsible for more things. Conductors usually direct the music in terms of dynamics and volume balance between instruments or between passages.		A '''conductor''' is a person who leads an [[orchestra]]. Originally the person responsible for keeping time in an orchestra was not an older instrumentalist, usually a [[percussion\|percussionist]], who could no longer play his instrument at a high level. As music got more complicated, conductors became responsible for more things. Conductors usually direct the music in terms of dynamics and volume balance between instruments or between passages.

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 A '''conductor''' is a person who leads an [[orchestra]].  Originally the person responsible for keeping time in an orchestra was not an older instrumentalist, usually a [[percussion|percussionist]], who could no longer play his instrument at a high level.  As music got more complicated, conductors became responsible for more things.  Conductors usually direct the music in terms of dynamics and volume balance between instruments or between passages.
-Famous conductors, past and present, include [[Daniel Barenboim]], [[Paul Phillips]], [[Antonio Baptista]], [[Riccardo Chailly]], [[Seiji Ozawa]], [[Arturo Toscanini]], [[Bruno Walter]], [[George Szell]], [[Giuseppe Sinopoli]], [[Sir Georg Solti]], [[Sir Neville Mariner]], and [[Sir Charles Mackerras]].
+Famous conductors, past and present, include Daniel Barenboim, Riccardo Chailly, Seiji Ozawa, Arturo Toscanini, Bruno Walter, George Szell, Giuseppe Sinopoli, Sir Georg Solti, Sir Neville Mariner, and Sir Charles Mackerras.
 ==See Also==

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 ==See Also==
-* [[Conductor (electricity)]]
+* [[Conductor (electrical)]]
 * [[Wire]]
 * [[Music]]

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