Classical
Discover renowned figures who have left an unforgettable mark on the world of classical music. From celebrated composers like Mozart and Beethoven to virtuoso performers such as Yo-Yo Ma and Renée Fleming, this list showcases the brilliance of classical artists throughout history. Explore their captivating stories and timeless masterpieces that continue to inspire generations.
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Leon Goossens
Great BritainBritish oboist of Flemish descent
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Tosha Zaydel
USAAmerican violinist of Russian-Jewish origin.
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Alexandre Barjansky
Great BritainRussian musician, virtuoso cellist.
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Peter Leschenko
RussiaSinger. The singer's mother, who lost her husband early, was an illiterate peasant woman.
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Jackie Evancho
USAAmerican singer
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Leonard Pennario
USAAmerican pianist
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Robert Lloyd
Great BritainSinger
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Ruggiero Ricci
USAAmerican violinist
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William Primrose
USAScottish violist and music educator
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Chechilia Bartoli
ItalyOpera singer
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Giovanni Mane Giornovichi
ItalyItalian violinist and composer of Croatian origin
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Sayako Kusaka
JapanJapanese violinist.
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Marie-Claire Alain
FranceFrench organist, music critic, teacher.
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Sheril Milnes
USAAmerican opera singer, one of the best baritones in the world
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Frederic Lamond
Great BritainScottish classical pianist and composer
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Jacques Dupuis
BelgiumBelgian violinist, composer and music teacher.
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Suzanne Bloch
USAAmerican lute player
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Victor Borge
DenmarkDanish pianist and comedian
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Steven Keyts
USAAmerican cellist.
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Maria Kolesnikova
BelarusBelarusian flutist, teacher and political activist
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Liana Isakadze
GeorgiaGeorgian violinist and conductor
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Vanessa Mae
Great BritainViolinist
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Pina Carmirelli
ItalyItalian violinist.
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Alfred Wittenberg
GermanyGerman violinist and pianist of Jewish origin.
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Severino Araujo
BrazilBrazilian clarinetist, composer, conductor
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Jascha Brodsky
USAAmerican violinist and music educator
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Arthur Vinograd
USAAmerican cellist and conductor.
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Yury Gandelsman
RussiaSoviet, Israeli and American violist.
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Pierre Amoyal
FranceFrench violinist, pianist
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Edouard Dethier
BelgiumBelgian violinist and music teacher.
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Albert Doppler
AustriaVirtuoso flutist and composer of Austro-Hungarian origin
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Solomon Abramzon
Soviet violinist
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Vitaliy Volkov
BelarusRussian-Belarusian trumpeter and music teacher
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Helen Berlin
USAAmerican violinist.
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Jon Laukvik
NorwayNorwegian organist and music teacher
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Roger Menees
USASinger from Illinois
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Andras Kiss
HungaryHungarian violinist and teacher
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Rostislaw Wygranienko
PolandPolish organist of Ukrainian origin
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Guila Bustabo
USAAmerican violinist
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Josef Horak
Czech bass clarinetist
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Raffaele Trevisani
ItalyItalian flutist
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Julius Isserlis
Great BritainRussian, Austrian and British pianist, music teacher
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Claudio Arrau
AustriaChilean pianist
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Malcolm Hamilton
USAAmerican harpsichordist.
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Andrea Bocelli
ItalyTenor, blind from birth. He managed to merge pop music and opera together
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Freddy Balta
FranceFrench accordionist.
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Guido Vecchi
SwedenSwedish cellist and music teacher of Italian origin
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Andre Rieu
NetherlandsViolinist
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Carl Herman Unthan
GermanyA German virtuoso violinist who, having no arms from birth, played with his feet.
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Lothar Koch
GermanyGerman oboist
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