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Bookmark or Share- Why do orchestras need a conductor? - Classic FMA conductor has got one of the most visible jobs in the world, but despite this, many people are completely baffled by what they actually DO. What difference are they making? Would the orchestra still play without them? And why do they sweat so much? By Victoria Longdon
- The 25 greatest conductors of all time - Classic FMA conductor is an orchestra’s guiding force, and over the last few centuries many maestros have risen to prominence for their prolific podium performances.
- Conducting - WikipediaThe principal conductor of an orchestra or opera company is referred to as a music director, or chief conductor, or by the German words Kapellmeister, or Dirigent (in the feminine, Dirigentin).
- What does a conductor actually do? - BBCWhat does a conductor actually do? The maestro on the podium is one of classical music’s most recognisable figures – but what exactly are they doing up there? Clemency Burton-Hill finds out.
- Conductor | BerkleeConductors prepare orchestras, choral groups, and other music ensembles for performance and lead them on the concert stage. What does a Conductor do? It's a familiar sight: the silent, well-dressed musician at the podium waving a baton to keep time.
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