The Conductor's Role
The conductor serves as the heartbeat of the orchestra, guiding tempo and expression while also determining the repertoire. Interestingly, despite the high stakes, major orchestras often rehearse surprisingly little, with musicians spending most of their time practicing individually. While top orchestras can offer lucrative salaries, many musicians in smaller ensembles earn far less, often balancing their passion with other jobs.In this clip
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