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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.
| + | ::For an electrical conductor see [[Conductor (Electrical)]] |
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| − | Famous conductors include [[Daniel Barenboim]], [[Paul Phillips]], and [[Antonio Baptista]].
| + | 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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| − | [[Category:musical terms]]
| + | 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. |
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| − | ==References== | + | ==See also== |
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| + | *[[Music]] |
| | + | *[[Leonard Bernstein]] |
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| | + | [[Category:Musical Terms]] |