| Part I. Practice: 1. The technique of conducting Raymond Holden |
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| 2. Conductors in rehearsal Charles Barber |
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| 3. Studio conduction Michael Haas |
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| 4. The conductor and the soloist Joseph Silverstein |
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| 5. Choral conducting Vance George |
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| 6. Opera conducting Sir Charles Mackerras |
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| 7. The orchestra speaks Robert L. Ripley |
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| Part II. History: 8. The rise of conductors José |
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| Antonio Bowen |
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| 9. The central European tradition José |
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| Antonio Bowen and Raymond Holden |
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| 10. The French tradition David Cairns |
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| 11. The Italian tradition Michael Rose |
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| 12. The American tradition José |
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| Antonio Bowen and David Mermelstein |
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| 13. The English tradition Stephen Johnson |
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| 14. The Russian tradition David Nice |
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| Part III. Issues: 15. The conductor as Artistic Director Bramwell Tovey |
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| 16. Women on the podium Michelle Edwards |
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| 17. Conducting early music Bernard Sherman |
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| 18. Training conductors Harold Faberman |
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| 19. The composer/conductor and modern music Martyn Brabbins |
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| 20. Managers and the business of conduction Stephen Wright |
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| 21. The future of conducting Leon Botstein. |
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