The term 'Canada Conductor' refers to three famous conductors who have all had a significant impact on the Canadian music scene. Seiji Ozawa, Georg Solti, and Leonard ANDRE are all renowned conductors who have conducted orchestras in Canada. Seiji Ozawa is a Japanese conductor who has conducted the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. Georg Solti is a Hungarian-born conductor who has conducted the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the National Arts Centre Orchestra. Leonard ANDRE is a French-Canadian conductor who has conducted the Montreal Symphony Orchestra and the Quebec Symphony Orchestra. All three of these conductors have made a lasting impression on the Canadian music scene and have helped to shape the sound of Canadian classical music.