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.

Otto Klemperer Otto Klemperer
Germany
German conductor
Wiktor Kazynski Wiktor Kazynski
Poland
Polish violinist, conductor and composer
Conradin Kreutzer Conradin Kreutzer
Germany
German conductor and composer
Seiji Ozawa Seiji Ozawa
Japan
Japanese conductor
Simon Rattle Simon Rattle
Great Britain
English conductor
John Gardiner John Gardiner
Great Britain
English conductor, one of the greatest interpreters of Baroque music performed on the instruments of the era.
George George Szell George George Szell
USA
American conductor and composer of Hungarian origin
Shiko Aranov Shiko Aranov
Moldova
Moldovan conductor, composer
Hans Knappertsbusch Hans Knappertsbusch
Germany
German conductor
Igor Gruppman Igor Gruppman
USA
American and Dutch musician, conductor, violinist.
Walter Susskind Walter Susskind
Great Britain
British conductor of Czech origin
Leopold Gershkovich Leopold Gershkovich
Russia
Conductor, Honored Artist of Russia, Professor
Joseph Keilberth Joseph Keilberth
Germany
German conductor.
Alfredo Antonini Alfredo Antonini
Italy
Italian/American conductor and composer
Peter Feranec Peter Feranec
Slovakia
Chief Conductor of the Mikhailovsky Theatre
Johann Ernst Benjamin Bilse Johann Ernst Benjamin Bilse
Germany
German violinist, conductor and composer.
Stepan Degtyarev Stepan Degtyarev
Russia
Russian composer, conductor
Konstantin Orbelyan Konstantin Orbelyan
USA
Artistic director and conductor of the State Academic Chamber Orchestra of Russia, laureate of international competitions
Hector Clokers Hector Clokers
Belgium
Belgian violinist, conductor and music teacher
Algis Zhuraitis Algis Zhuraitis
Lithuania
Lithuanian and Russian conductor, People's Artist of the RSFSR
Valeriy Ovsyanikov Valeriy Ovsyanikov
Russia
Conductor
Eri Klas Eri Klas
Estonia
Soviet and Estonian conductor, teacher
Victor Barabash Victor Barabash
Poland
Polish conductor and music teacher
Edward Downes Edward Downes
Great Britain
British conductor
Michael Christie Michael Christie
USA
American conductor
Herbert von Karajan Herbert von Karajan
Austria
Austrian conductor
Eugne Ysaye Eugne Ysaye
Belgium
Violinist and conductor
Walter Hendl Walter Hendl
USA
American conductor.
Asger Hamerik Asger Hamerik
Denmark
Danish composer, conductor
Luis Antonio Garcia Navarro Luis Antonio Garcia Navarro
Spain
Spanish conductor.
Albert Coates Albert Coates
Great Britain
Anglo-Russian conductor and composer
Ulrich Avranek Ulrich Avranek
Soviet opera choirmaster, conductor, cellist
Enrique Batiz Campbell Enrique Batiz Campbell
Mexico
Mexican pianist and conductor.
Max Wilhelm Zach Max Wilhelm Zach
USA
American violist and conductor of German origin.
Vakhtang Jordania Vakhtang Jordania
Georgia
Georgian-American conductor.
Riccardo Chailly Riccardo Chailly
Italy
Italian conductor
Leopold Stokowski Leopold Stokowski
Great Britain
Conductor
Gunter Wand Gunter Wand
Germany
German conductor
Herbert Blomstedt Herbert Blomstedt
Sweden
Swedish conductor
Dean Dixon Dean Dixon
USA
American conductor
George Cates George Cates
USA
American arranger, conductor, composer and producer
Rudolf Kempe Rudolf Kempe
Germany
German conductor
Narcisse Girard Narcisse Girard
France
French violinist and conductor
Valery Khalilov Valery Khalilov
Russia
Conductor, composer
Seydzhi Ozava Seydzhi Ozava
Japan
Outstanding conductor
Edward Gilday Edward Gilday
USA
American choral conductor and music educator.
Gaetano Delogu Gaetano Delogu
Italy
Italian conductor
Bruno Bartoletti Bruno Bartoletti
Italy
Italian opera conductor
James Conlon James Conlon
USA
American conductor
Konstantin Alekseev Konstantin Alekseev
Soviet choral conductor, domra player, teacher and composer

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