Barenboim

[ bar-uhn-boim ]

noun

1. Daniel, born 1942, Israeli pianist and conductor, born in Argentina.

Barenboim

/ ˈbærənˌbɔɪm /

noun

1. BarenboimDaniel1942MIsraeliArgentinianMUSIC: concert pianistMUSIC: conductor Daniel . born 1942, Israeli concert pianist and conductor, born in Argentina

Example Sentences

The Divan is a training orchestra founded 25 years ago by Barenboim and Palestinian American scholar Edward Said to bring together young musicians from Israel and Middle Eastern Arab countries.

From Los Angeles Times

To witness them supporting one another musically and showing inspiring devotion to a frail Barenboim, suffering from a debilitating neurological disease, may be the only gleam of hope we have for peace.

From Los Angeles Times

And 22 leading classical musicians including Daniel Barenboim, Sir Simon Rattle and Martha Argerich wrote an open letter to remember a “remarkable artist” they had never met.

From BBC

Among 93 members, Muti made 32 appointments and Daniel Barenboim 28, with most of the remainder by Georg Solti.

From Seattle Times

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, which has been led for decades by conducting titans including Georg Solti, Daniel Barenboim and Riccardo Muti, announced Tuesday that its next music director would be Klaus Mäkelä, a 28-year-old Finnish conductor whose charisma and clarity have fueled his rapid rise in classical music.

From New York Times