Conductorship

/kənˈdʌktərʃɪp/ noun

Definition

The position, office, or rank of a conductor; the state of being a conductor.

Etymology

From 'conductor' plus the suffix '-ship' (position or office). This word has been used since at least the 19th century to describe the role of musical directors.

Kelly Says

In classical music, winning the 'conductorship' of a major orchestra is like winning a crown—it's one of the most prestigious and powerful positions in the entire music world.

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