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No, not solely. The conductor also gives cues for entrances, listens for any problems during practice, such as wrong notes, intonation issues, and any other problems, etc. In general, the conductor is in charge of running the orchestra, including other duties such as choosing music.
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What is a dual-density EVA outsole on shoes?
Let me put it in a easy way, we all know that soles has mid sole and outsole, mid sole is softer than outsole, because mid sole needs comfortability for feet while out sole needs anti-slip ability .A sole of combination of mid-sole and outsole with different density that is we call dual density shoe sole. long long ago, there are no dual-density- outsole" saying,because most outsole manufacturers produced mid-sole and outsole separatly, but with the time goes by and technology upgrading we can produce mid-sole and outsole at once. So the mold would be a key point.
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a big-time synphony orchestra conductor can make around $20, 000.00 a concert. Some even dare to ask for more.
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What term refers to the pattern pf a musical beat?
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A note worth half a beat?
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