Conductor

French violinist and conductor.

British conductor and organist

Austrian conductor

Czech conductor and musicologist

French violinist and conductor

Dutch conductor.

English conductor, one of the greatest interpreters of Baroque music performed on the instruments of the era.

Ukrainian musician, French horn player, conductor, teacher

Soviet and Ukrainian clarinetist and conductor

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.

Chief Conductor of the Mikhailovsky Theatre

Outstanding conductor

Conductor

Polish pianist and conductor.

Austrian conductor.

French conductor

Polish conductor.

American conductor, violinist and composer

German conductor

Italian opera conductor

Artistic director and conductor of the State Academic Chamber Orchestra of Russia, laureate of international competitions

Brazilian conductor, has Russian-Jewish roots.

American cellist and conductor

American conductor and composer of Italian origin.

Uruguayan conductor

Belgian musicologist, cellist, conductor.

Austrian conductor and composer

Israeli conductor and composer.

Czech conductor.

British violinist and conductor

Soviet, Russian and Australian conductor.

Polish conductor and music teacher

Head of the Academic Song and Dance Ensemble of the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation

American conductor and pianist of Dutch origin.

American conductor, Hungarian by origin

American conductor

Hungarian conductor

Conductor

Conductor, teacher

French violinist and conductor

Composer, conductor, violinist, teacher

Romanian, Israeli and American conductor

German conductor.

Dutch oboist and conductor.

Israeli conductor of Hungarian origin

Soviet and Russian conductor, music teacher.

Austrian conductor.

Franco-American conductor

Conductor, Honored Artist of Russia, Professor

German conductor