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.
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George George Szell
USAAmerican conductor and composer of Hungarian origin
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Otmar Zuytner
AustriaAustrian conductor.
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Charles-Frederic Kreube
FranceFrench violinist, conductor and composer.
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Konstantin Alekseev
Soviet choral conductor, domra player, teacher and composer
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Donato Cabrera
USAAmerican conductor
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Eliahu Inbal
IsraelIsraeli conductor.
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Ulrich Avranek
Soviet opera choirmaster, conductor, cellist
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James DePreist
USAAmerican conductor
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Timothee Adamowski
PolandAmerican conductor, composer and violinist of Polish descent
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Hermann Dossenbach
USAAmerican violinist and conductor
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Alexander Krannhals
SwitzerlandSwiss conductor
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Algis Zhuraitis
LithuaniaLithuanian and Russian conductor, People's Artist of the RSFSR
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Luis Antonio Garcia Navarro
SpainSpanish conductor.
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Patrick Juzeau
FranceFrench conductor
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Josep Vila i Casanas
SpainSpanish conductor and composer.
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Istvan Kertesz
HungaryHungarian conductor
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Pierre Dervaux
FranceFrench conductor, composer and music teacher
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Leon Botstein
USAAmerican conductor and musicologist, President of Bard College
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Leopold Gershkovich
RussiaConductor, Honored Artist of Russia, Professor
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Tullio Serafin
ItalyItalian conductor
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Samuil Samosud
Russian and Soviet conductor, People's Artist of the USSR (1937)
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Alan Buribaev
KazakhstanKazakhstani conductor
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Moshe Atzmon
IsraelIsraeli conductor of Hungarian origin
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Pavel Chesnokov
Russian composer, choral conductor
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Charles Munch
FranceFrench conductor
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Robert Craft
USAAmerican conductor and writer
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Friedrich Max Anton
GermanyGerman conductor.
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Nikolaus Harnoncourt
AustriaAustrian conductor
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Ludwig Brenner
GermanyGerman conductor.
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Zdenek Kosler
Czech conductor
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Brian A. Britt
USAAmerican conductor and teacher
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Andrey Kirpan
UkraineUkrainian musician, French horn player, conductor, teacher
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Franz Konwitschny
GermanyFamous German conductor
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Adrian Boult
Great BritainEnglish conductor
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Andre Cluytens
FranceFrench conductor, Belgian by origin
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Nils Grevillius
SwedenSwedish conductor.
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Reinhard Goebel
GermanyGerman violinist and conductor
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Enrique Batiz Campbell
MexicoMexican pianist and conductor.
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Grigoriy Kitasty
UkraineUkrainian musician, former conductor
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Boris Goldovsky
USARussian conductor and radio commentator
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Eberhard Kloke
GermanyGerman conductor, composer
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John Crosby
USAAmerican musician, conductor and artistic administrator
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Carlos Kleiber
AustriaAustrian conductor
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Maurice Steger
SwitzerlandSwiss musician and conductor, virtuoso recorder
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Neemi Yarvy
EstoniaConductor
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Beat Furrer
AustriaAustrian composer and conductor of Swiss origin
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Frantisek Jilek
Czech conductor and musicologist
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Eugen Jochum
GermanyHe 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.
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Paul Karp
EstoniaEstonian conductor, trombonist and music teacher.
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Saulius Sondeckis
LithuaniaLithuanian violinist, conductor, teacher.
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