bandmaster

/'bænd,mɑ:stə/
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bandmaster

The bandmaster raises his baton to begin the march.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The conductor of a musical band: A "bandmaster" is the person who leads and directs a musical band, such as a military band, brass band, or marching band. This role involves conducting performances, interpreting musical scores, and often training and rehearsing the musicians.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The bandmaster raised his baton to begin the parade.
    • She studied for years to become the bandmaster of the city's famous brass band.
    • The new bandmaster introduced more modern pieces to the ensemble's repertoire.
Advanced Usage
  • "To serve as bandmaster": To hold the position or perform the duties of a bandmaster.
    • He served as bandmaster for the regiment for over a decade.
  • "Under the direction of the bandmaster": Indicating that a band's performance is led by its conductor.
    • The concert was performed flawlessly under the direction of the bandmaster.
Variants and Related Words
  • Band (n): A group of musicians who play together, especially on wind and percussion instruments.
  • Conductor (n): A broader term for a person who directs the performance of an orchestra, choir, or other musical group. A bandmaster is a specific type of conductor.
  • Maestro (n): A title for a distinguished musician, especially a conductor or music teacher.
Synonyms
  • Conductor: The leader of a musical group.
  • Director of Music: A formal title for someone in charge of a musical ensemble's activities.
  • Maestro: An honorific for a master conductor or musician.
Related Phrases
  • "To take up the baton as bandmaster": To assume the role of bandmaster.
    • After his retirement, his former student took up the baton as bandmaster.
  • "Bandmaster's score": The annotated musical score used by the bandmaster during rehearsal and performance.
bandmaster

The bandmaster raises his baton to begin the march.

Noun
  1. the conductor of a band

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