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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Jackie Evancho
USAAmerican singer
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Joseph John Kovarik
USAAmerican violinist.
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Galina Vishnevskaya
RussiaOpera singer
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Henry Lazarus
Great BritainBritish clarinetist and basset hornist
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Vanda Wilkomirskaya
PolandPolish violinist and music teacher
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Barbara Hendrix
USAOpera singer
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Henryk Wieniawski
PolandOne of the greatest violinists of the 19th century
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Heinrich Grunfeld
GermanyGerman cellist
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Barbara Gorzynska
PolandPolish violinist
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Clelia Aldrovandi Gatti
ItalyItalian harpist.
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France Clidat
FranceFrench pianist.
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Robert Lloyd
Great BritainSinger
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Edouard Dethier
BelgiumBelgian violinist and music teacher.
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Amy Beach
USAAmerican pianist
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Rivka Golani
IsraelIsraeli, Canadian and British violist, teacher
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Johann Georg Heinrich Backofen
GermanyGerman clarinetist, harpist, composer and music teacher.
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Mischa Elman
RussiaRussian-American violinist, one of the world's renowned virtuosos for more than half a century.
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Sofia Propischan
Soviet and Russian violinist, music teacher, professor
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Giuseppe Adami
ItalyItalian librettist
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Vitaliy Volkov
BelarusRussian-Belarusian trumpeter and music teacher
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Paul Godwin
GermanyGerman violinist, arranger
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Ilyasbek Kudashev-Ashkazarskiy
Tatar musician and theatre figure, Hero of Labor
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Willem Willeke
USAGerman-American cellist of Dutch descent
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Moisey Halvin
Pianist
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Lyudmila Vaverko
MoldovaMoldovan music teacher
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Ales Barta
CzechCzech organist.
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Jean-Iv Tibode
FrancePianist
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Karl Leister
GermanyGerman clarinetist
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Izabella Angela Kolbran
SpainSinger, soprano
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Jon Laukvik
NorwayNorwegian organist and music teacher
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Henri Vieuxtemps
BelgiumBelgian violinist, composer and teacher. One of the founders of the Belgian national violin school. Concerted and taught in Russia (1838-40, 1845-52). 7 concertos for violin and orchestra, works on Russian themes. Professor of the Brussels Conservator
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Laurent Albrecht Breuninger
GermanyGerman violinist and composer.
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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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Denis Matchyev
RussiaVirtuoso pianist
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Nobuko Imai
JapanJapanese violist.
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Carl Barmann
GermanyGerman clarinetist and basset hornist
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Kemal Gekic
SerbiaSerbian pianist
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Ipolyi Istvan
NorwayHungarian-Norwegian violinist, violist and musicologist.
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Graeme Jennings
AustraliaAustralian violinist.
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Helen Sherrah-Davies
USAAmerican violinist, pianist and composer
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August Wilhelmj
GermanyGerman violinist.
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Karoly Botvay
HungaryHungarian cellist, composer and conductor.
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Theodore Ronald Brailey
Great BritainEnglish pianist, musician on the Titanic
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Alfred Wittenberg
GermanyGerman violinist and pianist of Jewish origin.
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Antonio Meneses
BrazilBrazilian cellist
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Zdenek Bruderhans
AustraliaAustralian flautist and teacher of Czech origin
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Ricardo Odnoposoff
AustriaAn outstanding violinist
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Anssi Karttunen
FinlandFinnish cellist
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Johann Andreas Seebach
GermanyGerman organist and choirmaster.
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