director of music

A "director of music" oversees the musical components of an institution, ensuring artistic quality and coordination.

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Definition

B2General

(professional)A person responsible for overseeing and guiding the musical aspects of a performance, production, or organization.

Example

  • The director of music ensured the concert went smoothly and sounded excellent.

C1Orchestra

(technical, academic)The primary conductor and artistic leader responsible for selecting music, conducting concerts, and making personnel decisions.

Example

  • The director of music chose an ambitious program for the orchestra's season.

B2Theater

(technical)The person in charge of selecting and directing the music for a theatrical production.

Example

  • The director of music collaborated with the director to enhance the play's emotional impact.

B2Education

(academic)The person responsible for leading and organizing musical activities in schools, such as bands or music departments.

Example

  • The director of music at the school organized a successful winter concert.

B2Religious

(formal)The head organist and choirmaster in charge of the musical program in churches or religious settings.

Example

  • The director of music prepared the choir for the Easter service.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "director of music":

vicar choralband chief