Significats de conservatoire en anglès

The Hof Theater, opera, and conservatoire are all under one royal direction.

I used to attend the conservatoire at the same time he did!

This week an important conservatoire, Trinity Laban in London, announced its Venus Blazing project.

Marion North, Laban's director, has always wanted the conservatoire to be open to all.

But the music of which I speak is that of the conservatoire and opera.

As Abreu pointed out, Venezuela is a young country; its first conservatoire opened in the 1920s.

But a conservatoire would be only one level.

He is accurate when he says that I am passionate about the need for a national conservatoire.

In 1950 Graziella Sciutti had just graduated from Rome's music conservatoire when one of her professors telephoned.

JK Simmons plays Terence Fletcher: bald, burly, terrifying; the conductor of the jazz band at a top conservatoire.

The present director of the conservatoire and opera, a Prussian, Herr von Bulow, is a friend of Wagner.

In Vienna the companies at the subsidised theatres are recruited from the pupils of a State-endowed conservatoire of actors.

Richard was now nearly as old as Emil had been in the days of her studies at the conservatoire.

This had happened one evening when Emil Lindbach had accompanied her home from the conservatoire, her hand clasped in his.

Her voice can butterfly up to a conservatoire soprano and down again to gutsy dancehall-derived sing-talk, all in the same breath.

Bollington is only 20 miles from the centre of musical Manchester, with its two symphony orchestras, chamber orchestra, music school and conservatoire.