Giulini

[joo-lee-nee]

noun

1. Carlo Maria 1914–2005, Italian orchestral conductor.

Giulini

/ dʒuˈliːni /

noun

1. Carlo Maria (ˈkarlo maˈriːa). 1914–2005, Italian orchestral conductor, esp of opera

Example Sentences

Myung-Whun Chung, whose conducting career began as an assistant to Carlo Maria Giulini at the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 1977, was just selected, over a veteran Italian conductor, to head La Scala in Milan with the blessing of Italy’s nationalist president, Giorgia Meloni.

From Los Angeles Times

The 1963 recording is still considered as one of the definitive versions of the War Requiem, alongside Richard Hickox's celebrated 1991 recording and the 1969 live performance, conducted by Carlo Maria Giulini at the Royal Albert Hall.

From BBC

The conductor Carlo Maria Giulini later confessed that he, too, had wept in the pit.

From New York Times

She debuted at Milan’s Teatro alla Scala on Dec. 7, 1957, the opening night of the season, in the title role of Catalani’s “La Wally” alongside Mario Del Monaco with Carlo Maria Giulini conducting.

From Seattle Times

Phil had been given a new identity by Carlo Maria Giulini, the poetic Italian conductor.

From Los Angeles Times