Conductor

Discover a comprehensive list of world-renowned conductors, including their notable works and contributions to the field of music. From the legendary Leonard Bernstein to the illustrious Zubin Mehta, explore the lives and achievements of these celebrated maestro.

George George Szell George George Szell
USA
American conductor and composer of Hungarian origin
Otmar Zuytner Otmar Zuytner
Austria
Austrian conductor.
Charles-Frederic Kreube Charles-Frederic Kreube
France
French violinist, conductor and composer.
Konstantin Alekseev Konstantin Alekseev
Soviet choral conductor, domra player, teacher and composer
Donato Cabrera Donato Cabrera
USA
American conductor
Eliahu Inbal Eliahu Inbal
Israel
Israeli conductor.
Ulrich Avranek Ulrich Avranek
Soviet opera choirmaster, conductor, cellist
James DePreist James DePreist
USA
American conductor
Timothee Adamowski Timothee Adamowski
Poland
American conductor, composer and violinist of Polish descent
Hermann Dossenbach Hermann Dossenbach
USA
American violinist and conductor
Alexander Krannhals Alexander Krannhals
Switzerland
Swiss conductor
Algis Zhuraitis Algis Zhuraitis
Lithuania
Lithuanian and Russian conductor, People's Artist of the RSFSR
Luis Antonio Garcia Navarro Luis Antonio Garcia Navarro
Spain
Spanish conductor.
Patrick Juzeau Patrick Juzeau
France
French conductor
Josep Vila i Casanas Josep Vila i Casanas
Spain
Spanish conductor and composer.
Istvan Kertesz Istvan Kertesz
Hungary
Hungarian conductor
Pierre Dervaux Pierre Dervaux
France
French conductor, composer and music teacher
Leon Botstein Leon Botstein
USA
American conductor and musicologist, President of Bard College
Leopold Gershkovich Leopold Gershkovich
Russia
Conductor, Honored Artist of Russia, Professor
Tullio Serafin Tullio Serafin
Italy
Italian conductor
Samuil Samosud Samuil Samosud
Russian and Soviet conductor, People's Artist of the USSR (1937)
Alan Buribaev Alan Buribaev
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstani conductor
Moshe Atzmon Moshe Atzmon
Israel
Israeli conductor of Hungarian origin
Pavel Chesnokov Pavel Chesnokov
Russian composer, choral conductor
Charles Munch Charles Munch
France
French conductor
Robert Craft Robert Craft
USA
American conductor and writer
Friedrich Max Anton Friedrich Max Anton
Germany
German conductor.
Nikolaus Harnoncourt Nikolaus Harnoncourt
Austria
Austrian conductor
Ludwig Brenner Ludwig Brenner
Germany
German conductor.
Zdenek Kosler Zdenek Kosler
Czech conductor
Brian A. Britt Brian A. Britt
USA
American conductor and teacher
Andrey Kirpan Andrey Kirpan
Ukraine
Ukrainian musician, French horn player, conductor, teacher
Franz Konwitschny Franz Konwitschny
Germany
Famous German conductor
Adrian Boult Adrian Boult
Great Britain
English conductor
Andre Cluytens Andre Cluytens
France
French conductor, Belgian by origin
Nils Grevillius Nils Grevillius
Sweden
Swedish conductor.
Reinhard Goebel Reinhard Goebel
Germany
German violinist and conductor
Enrique Batiz Campbell Enrique Batiz Campbell
Mexico
Mexican pianist and conductor.
Grigoriy Kitasty Grigoriy Kitasty
Ukraine
Ukrainian musician, former conductor
Boris Goldovsky Boris Goldovsky
USA
Russian conductor and radio commentator
Eberhard Kloke Eberhard Kloke
Germany
German conductor, composer
John Crosby John Crosby
USA
American musician, conductor and artistic administrator
Carlos Kleiber Carlos Kleiber
Austria
Austrian conductor
Maurice Steger Maurice Steger
Switzerland
Swiss musician and conductor, virtuoso recorder
Neemi Yarvy Neemi Yarvy
Estonia
Conductor
Beat Furrer Beat Furrer
Austria
Austrian composer and conductor of Swiss origin
Frantisek Jilek Frantisek Jilek
Czech conductor and musicologist
Eugen Jochum Eugen Jochum
Germany
He became famous above all as an interpreter of the works of Anton Bruckner. He became the first conductor to make a complete recording of this composer's nine symphonies.
Paul Karp Paul Karp
Estonia
Estonian conductor, trombonist and music teacher.
Saulius Sondeckis Saulius Sondeckis
Lithuania
Lithuanian violinist, conductor, teacher.

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