Composer
Discover a comprehensive list of renowned composers who have left an indelible mark on the world of music. Explore the lives and contributions of these musical geniuses, from classical masters like Bach and Beethoven to contemporary icons like John Williams and Hans Zimmer.
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Victor Vlasov
UkraineUkrainian and Soviet composer
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Mikael Tariverdiev
RussiaComposer
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Sergey Vasiliev
OperatorRussian composer, director, singer-songwriter
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Richard Galliano
FranceFrench composer and performer
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Maurice Durufle
FranceFrench composer and organist.
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Brice Pauset
FranceFrench composer.
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Hubert Waelrant
Flemish composer, teacher and music editor.
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Anders Wollbeck
SwedenSwedish composer and music producer
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Francis Lai
FranceFrench composer and performer
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Delaney Bramlett
USAAmerican singer, songwriter and producer.
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Vadim Bibergan
RussiaComposer
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Guillaume Costeley
FranceFrench composer and organist
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Tomas Luis de Victoria
SpainSpanish composer and organist
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Ary Barroso
BrazilBrazilian composer, pianist, football commentator
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Francois Bazin
FranceFrench composer and music teacher
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Franchinus Gaffurius
ItalyItalian music theorist and composer
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Yrjo Kilpinen
FinlandFinnish composer.
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Billy May
USAAmerican composer, arranger and trumpeter
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Richard Zika
Czech violinist and composer
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Joseph Achron
USARussian composer
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Antonio Caldara
ItalyItalian composer.
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Nikolaus Brass
GermanyContemporary German composer.
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Carl Tseller
AustriaAustrian composer
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Eugeniusz Knapik
PolandPolish composer.
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Jacob Weinberg
USAAmerican composer of Russian origin.
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Elvis Costello
Great BritainSinger and composer
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Yuzo Koshiro
JapanJapanese composer of music for video games.
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Scott Weiland
USAAmerican composer, musician and actor.
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Vadim Gomolyaka
UkraineUkrainian Soviet composer.
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Louis Durey
FranceFrench composer of the first half of the 20th century
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Matthias Greitter
GermanyGerman composer and cantor
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Fernando German
ItalyItalian organist, composer and music teacher.
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Giacomo Carissimi
ItalyItalian composer
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Johann Joseph Abert
GermanyGerman composer
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Gabor Darvas
HungaryHungarian composer and musicologist
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Elias Parish-Alvars
Great BritainEnglish harpist and composer
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Franz Kullak
GermanyGerman composer and music teacher
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Stefanos Korkolis
GreeceGreek singer and composer
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Dmitriy Pironko
UkraineSoviet and Ukrainian composer, conductor
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Dmitry Onischenko
LatviaPianist
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Paul-Agricole Genin
FranceFrench flutist and composer.
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Koichi Sugiyama
JapanJapanese composer
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Paul Wranitzky
AustriaMoravian classical composer and conductor
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Philip Gershkovich
AustriaAustrian, Romanian and Russian composer, teacher, music theorist
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Kim Nazaretov
RussiaJazz orchestra leader, bandleader, pianist, arranger, conductor, composer
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Edward (William) Elgar
Great BritainEnglish composer
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Jean-Baptiste Cardon
FranceFrench harpist and composer, who spent most of his life in Russian service. Son of violinist and composer Jean Guillen Cardon; his brother Louis Stanislas Cardon (1761-1797) was also a violinist and composer.
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Van Cao
VietnamA famous Vietnamese composer, poet and artist
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Veniamin Basner
RussiaSoviet composer
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Bernard Dieren
NetherlandsDutch composer, music critic, essayist.
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