Conducting
Conducting
Art of directing a musical performance.
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Baton (conducting)
Stick used by conductors.
13%
Conductorless orchestra
Instrumental ensemble not led by a conductor.
5.9%
Leonard Bernstein
American conductor and composer (1918–1990).
5.8%
Orchestra
Large instrumental ensemble.
4.6%
Concertmaster
First violinist and second leader of the orchestra.
4.2%
Musical phrasing
Expressive shaping of note sequences.
3.1%
Performance
Act of staging or presenting a form of entertainment.
3.1%
Music
Form of art using sound.
2.4%
Choir
Ensemble of singers.
2.3%
Harpsichord
Plucked-string keyboard instrument.
2.2%
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Leonard Bernstein
American conductor and composer (1918–1990).
8.8%
Orchestra
Large instrumental ensemble.
7.8%
John Williams
American composer and conductor (born 1932).
6.2%
Baton (conducting)
Stick used by conductors.
5.8%
Maestro
Title of respect given to a master musician.
3.8%
Concertmaster
First violinist and second leader of the orchestra.
3.8%
Musician
Person who composes, conducts or performs music.
3.1%
Choir
Ensemble of singers.
2.9%
Synchronization
Coordination of events to operate a system in unison.
2.4%
August Kubizek
Close friend of Adolf Hitler (1888–1956).
2%