About the role
Orchestra conductors, also known as conductors, lead musical ensembles such as orchestras and choirs. They often have a musical education from music colleges or conservatories. Orchestra conductors interpret musical works and convey their vision to the musicians.Responsibilities
The responsibilities of an orchestra conductor include selecting the repertoire, leading rehearsals and concerts. They are responsible for coordinating the efforts of the musicians and ensuring musical quality. They must also communicate effectively with both musicians and organizational staff.Skills and tools
Orchestra conductors must have excellent musical understanding, ear training, and knowledge of scores. They use batons and body language to direct musicians. Leadership ability, communication, and the ability to inspire are key qualities. Common competencies demanded by employers are personalansvar, musik and utvecklingsarbete.