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-A '''conductor''' is a person who directs the performance of a [[composer]]'s score. In this pursuit, he or she will be most concerned with determining when individual instruments play their parts of the music. Often, but not always, the conductor will also be the [[orchestrator]] of the orchestra.
+A '''conductor''' is a person who directs the performance of a [[composer]]'s score. In this pursuit, they will be most concerned with determining when individual instruments play their parts of the music. Often, but not always, the conductor will also be the [[orchestrator]] of the orchestra.
 In ''[[Doctor Who]]'' history, conductors were only credited on special occasion, as with ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]''. During the [[Steven Moffat|Moffat]] era, the conductor began to be credited on a more regular basis. {{As of|2012}} the only individuals ever credited as a conductor on ''Doctor Who'' were [[Marcus Dods]], the only credited conductor on the 1963 version of the show and [[Jeremy Holland-Smith]], [[Ben Foster]] and [[David Temple]], though for ''[[The Sensorites (TV story)|The Sensorites]]'' [[Norman Kay]] had the specific credit of "Incidental music composed and conducted by", as did [[Raymond Jones]] on ''[[The Romans (TV story)|The Romans]]'' and [[Carey Blyton]] on ''[[Doctor Who and the Silurians (TV story)|Doctor Who and the Silurians]]''.