Definition of musical director in English:

musical director

noun

The person responsible for the musical aspects of a performance or production, typically the conductor or leader of a music group.
音乐总监（文艺演出或作品负责音乐的人，通常由乐队指挥或领奏者担任）
in 1991 the New York Philharmonic hired a new musical director
Example sentencesExamples
- She is a musical director who in four years has brought the collective talent of more than forty young people to great heights.
- We've always had good producers and good musical directors, that's a secret of our success.
- Then we spent forty-five minutes on the songs with the musical director, often by the piano in my dressing room.
- He will be known to Portlaoise audiences since he was the musical director for the local panto group.
- A composer and musical director of distinction, it's rather like getting in Van Gogh to give your spare bedroom a lick of paint.
- At the concert, the musical director announced the choir would perform the French national anthem.
- Ruth has also been having a not-so-secret affair with the composer and musical director of her film.
- Fifty years later musical directors were still going at each other's throats over rehearsal times and financial allocations.
- In 1990 he won Cacique awards in the categories of best composer and best musical director.
- Thanks to the passion and desire for excellence of its youngest musical director, the Royal Opera House is undergoing rejuvenation.
- So, they took a picture of my musical director's wife and myself, because she was a nice looking lady.
- Rochdale Youth Orchestra has scored a major coup with its new musical director.
- He was an accomplished musician and played violin, piano and organ and made a living as a musical director in the London theatre scene.
- In that life that is so far away and yet seems close enough to touch, musical directors sought to have my operas suppressed and my character smeared.
- Handel was appointed musical director, and he immediately went to Düsseldorf and Dresden to recruit singers.
- He has greatly contributed to ballet, developing, searching and establishing India's dance techniques, inspired by poets and musical directors from his country.
- He has performed as a soloist, musical director, and arranger worldwide.
- For most of the company's life, the musical director was the late John Cage.
- We have been very fortunate to have a number of very talented directors, musical directors and choreographers, nearly all of whom have been members of the society.
- He is also associated with the Dublin Concert Band and is musical director of the Ulysses Chamber Choir.

Definition of musical director in US English:

musical director

nounˈmjuzəkəl dəˈrɛktər

The person responsible for the musical aspects of a performance, production, or organization, typically the conductor or leader of a music group.
音乐总监（文艺演出或作品负责音乐的人，通常由乐队指挥或领奏者担任）
in 1991 the New York Philharmonic hired a new musical director
Example sentencesExamples
- We've always had good producers and good musical directors, that's a secret of our success.
- In that life that is so far away and yet seems close enough to touch, musical directors sought to have my operas suppressed and my character smeared.
- He has performed as a soloist, musical director, and arranger worldwide.
- Rochdale Youth Orchestra has scored a major coup with its new musical director.
- He has greatly contributed to ballet, developing, searching and establishing India's dance techniques, inspired by poets and musical directors from his country.
- We have been very fortunate to have a number of very talented directors, musical directors and choreographers, nearly all of whom have been members of the society.
- For most of the company's life, the musical director was the late John Cage.
- In 1990 he won Cacique awards in the categories of best composer and best musical director.
- He is also associated with the Dublin Concert Band and is musical director of the Ulysses Chamber Choir.
- Handel was appointed musical director, and he immediately went to Düsseldorf and Dresden to recruit singers.
- Then we spent forty-five minutes on the songs with the musical director, often by the piano in my dressing room.
- At the concert, the musical director announced the choir would perform the French national anthem.
- Thanks to the passion and desire for excellence of its youngest musical director, the Royal Opera House is undergoing rejuvenation.
- He was an accomplished musician and played violin, piano and organ and made a living as a musical director in the London theatre scene.
- So, they took a picture of my musical director's wife and myself, because she was a nice looking lady.
- He will be known to Portlaoise audiences since he was the musical director for the local panto group.
- Fifty years later musical directors were still going at each other's throats over rehearsal times and financial allocations.
- Ruth has also been having a not-so-secret affair with the composer and musical director of her film.
- A composer and musical director of distinction, it's rather like getting in Van Gogh to give your spare bedroom a lick of paint.
- She is a musical director who in four years has brought the collective talent of more than forty young people to great heights.

单词	musical director
释义	Definition of musical director in English: musical director noun The person responsible for the musical aspects of a performance or production, typically the conductor or leader of a music group. 音乐总监（文艺演出或作品负责音乐的人，通常由乐队指挥或领奏者担任） in 1991 the New York Philharmonic hired a new musical director Example sentencesExamples She is a musical director who in four years has brought the collective talent of more than forty young people to great heights. We've always had good producers and good musical directors, that's a secret of our success. Then we spent forty-five minutes on the songs with the musical director, often by the piano in my dressing room. He will be known to Portlaoise audiences since he was the musical director for the local panto group. A composer and musical director of distinction, it's rather like getting in Van Gogh to give your spare bedroom a lick of paint. At the concert, the musical director announced the choir would perform the French national anthem. Ruth has also been having a not-so-secret affair with the composer and musical director of her film. Fifty years later musical directors were still going at each other's throats over rehearsal times and financial allocations. In 1990 he won Cacique awards in the categories of best composer and best musical director. Thanks to the passion and desire for excellence of its youngest musical director, the Royal Opera House is undergoing rejuvenation. So, they took a picture of my musical director's wife and myself, because she was a nice looking lady. Rochdale Youth Orchestra has scored a major coup with its new musical director. He was an accomplished musician and played violin, piano and organ and made a living as a musical director in the London theatre scene. In that life that is so far away and yet seems close enough to touch, musical directors sought to have my operas suppressed and my character smeared. Handel was appointed musical director, and he immediately went to Düsseldorf and Dresden to recruit singers. He has greatly contributed to ballet, developing, searching and establishing India's dance techniques, inspired by poets and musical directors from his country. He has performed as a soloist, musical director, and arranger worldwide. For most of the company's life, the musical director was the late John Cage. We have been very fortunate to have a number of very talented directors, musical directors and choreographers, nearly all of whom have been members of the society. He is also associated with the Dublin Concert Band and is musical director of the Ulysses Chamber Choir. Definition of musical director in US English: musical director nounˈmjuzəkəl dəˈrɛktər The person responsible for the musical aspects of a performance, production, or organization, typically the conductor or leader of a music group. 音乐总监（文艺演出或作品负责音乐的人，通常由乐队指挥或领奏者担任） in 1991 the New York Philharmonic hired a new musical director Example sentencesExamples We've always had good producers and good musical directors, that's a secret of our success. In that life that is so far away and yet seems close enough to touch, musical directors sought to have my operas suppressed and my character smeared. He has performed as a soloist, musical director, and arranger worldwide. Rochdale Youth Orchestra has scored a major coup with its new musical director. He has greatly contributed to ballet, developing, searching and establishing India's dance techniques, inspired by poets and musical directors from his country. We have been very fortunate to have a number of very talented directors, musical directors and choreographers, nearly all of whom have been members of the society. For most of the company's life, the musical director was the late John Cage. In 1990 he won Cacique awards in the categories of best composer and best musical director. He is also associated with the Dublin Concert Band and is musical director of the Ulysses Chamber Choir. Handel was appointed musical director, and he immediately went to Düsseldorf and Dresden to recruit singers. Then we spent forty-five minutes on the songs with the musical director, often by the piano in my dressing room. At the concert, the musical director announced the choir would perform the French national anthem. Thanks to the passion and desire for excellence of its youngest musical director, the Royal Opera House is undergoing rejuvenation. He was an accomplished musician and played violin, piano and organ and made a living as a musical director in the London theatre scene. So, they took a picture of my musical director's wife and myself, because she was a nice looking lady. He will be known to Portlaoise audiences since he was the musical director for the local panto group. Fifty years later musical directors were still going at each other's throats over rehearsal times and financial allocations. Ruth has also been having a not-so-secret affair with the composer and musical director of her film. A composer and musical director of distinction, it's rather like getting in Van Gogh to give your spare bedroom a lick of paint. She is a musical director who in four years has brought the collective talent of more than forty young people to great heights.
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