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Sabata

American  
[sah-bah-tah] / sɑˈbɑ tɑ /

noun

  1. Victor de 1892–1967, Italian composer and conductor.


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Its former music director, Victor de Sabata, offered to conduct; the players preferred that Cantelli do so himself, one last time.

From New York Times Jul. 5, 2022

“If we have the necessary advocacy, Major League Baseball has stated a commitment to provide sustainable opportunities for the Jackson Generals to maintain professional baseball,” Generals general manager Marcus Sabata said in a statement.

From Seattle Times Dec. 9, 2020

The orchestra soon created the title Victor de Sabata Principal Guest Conductor for Noseda, who held it for years and still appears regularly with the orchestra.

From Washington Post Jan. 7, 2016

The real star turns, though, come from the great Romina Basso as Eptide's victimised mistress Elmira, and from countertenor Xavier Sabata, astonishing as Polifonte's lethal but guilt-ridden sidekick Anassandro.

From The Guardian Oct. 10, 2012

We were later joined by Nxeko, the older brother to Sabata, the heir to the throne.

From "Long Walk to Freedom" by Nelson Mandela

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