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.

Edward Gilday
Edward Gilday
USA
American choral conductor and music educator.
Edward Downes
Edward Downes
Great Britain
British conductor
John Barbirolli
John Barbirolli
Great Britain
English conductor and cellist
Richard Bonynge
Richard Bonynge
Australia
Australian conductor and pianist
Riccardo Drigo
Riccardo Drigo
Italy
Italian composer, conductor and pianist
Kurt Adler
Kurt Adler
Austrian conductor
Arturo Toscanini
Arturo Toscanini
Italy
World famous conductor
Eri Klas
Eri Klas
Estonia
Soviet and Estonian conductor, teacher
Gabriel Pierne
Gabriel Pierne
France
French organist, composer and conductor.
Henry Joseph Wood
Henry Joseph Wood
Great Britain
English conductor
Dennis Russell Davies
Dennis Russell Davies
USA
American conductor and pianist
Joseph Keilberth
Joseph Keilberth
Germany
German conductor.
Max Bragado-Darman
Max Bragado-Darman
Spain
Spanish conductor.
Hans Vonk
Hans Vonk
Netherlands
Dutch conductor
Luigi von Kunits
Luigi von Kunits
Austria
Austro-Canadian violinist, conductor, composer and music educator
Marcel Dautremer
Marcel Dautremer
France
French composer, conductor and music teacher
Tomas Koutnik
Tomas Koutnik
Czech
Czech conductor.
Petr Vronsky
Petr Vronsky
Czech
Czech conductor.
Jerzy Katlewicz
Jerzy Katlewicz
Poland
Polish conductor
Mihail Jora
Mihail Jora
Romania
Romanian conductor and composer of Armenian origin.
Daniil Boyko
Daniil Boyko
Israel
Assistant Conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Leon Botstein
Leon Botstein
USA
American conductor and musicologist, President of Bard College
Harry Dickson
Harry Dickson
USA
American violinist and conductor
Wilhelm Schuchter
Wilhelm Schuchter
Germany
German conductor
Rudolf Barshaj
Rudolf Barshaj
Russia
Russian violist and conductor
Ingo Metcmaher
Ingo Metcmaher
Germany
Conductor
Joseph Dupont
Joseph Dupont
Belgium
Belgian conductor, violinist, composer and teacher
Maurice Abravanel
Maurice Abravanel
Greece
Swiss-American conductor of Jewish descent
Edouard Colonne
Edouard Colonne
France
French conductor and violinist
Asanhan Dzumahmatov
Asanhan Dzumahmatov
Kyrgyzstan
People's Artist of the USSR. After successfully graduating from the national department in July 1948, he was appointed chief conductor of the Kyrgyz Opera and Ballet Theater
Clemens Krauss
Clemens Krauss
Austria
Austrian conductor and opera impresario
Asger Hamerik
Asger Hamerik
Denmark
Danish composer, conductor
Thor Martin Johnson
Thor Martin Johnson
USA
American conductor
Mario Venzago
Mario Venzago
Switzerland
Swiss conductor
Theodoros Babayannis
Theodoros Babayannis
Greece
Greek conductor and music teacher.
Pierre Hantai
Pierre Hantai
France
French harpsichordist and conductor.
Johann Ambrosius Bach
Johann Ambrosius Bach
Germany
German violinist and conductor
Stephane Lissner
Stephane Lissner
France
Conductor of the famous Parisian theater "Chalet".
Rudolf Kempe
Rudolf Kempe
Germany
German conductor
Igor Bezrodniuj
Igor Bezrodniuj
Georgia
Russian violinist, conductor, teacher
Eberhard Kloke
Eberhard Kloke
Germany
German conductor, composer
Edmon Colomer
Edmon Colomer
Spain
Spanish conductor.
Fabio Mastrangelo
Fabio Mastrangelo
Italy
Italian-Russian conductor and pianist
Antonia Brico
Antonia Brico
Great Britain
American conductor and pianist of Dutch origin.
Anton Kolar
Anton Kolar
Serbia
Slovenian-German conductor and composer.
Michael Christie
Michael Christie
USA
American conductor
Leo Kramer
Leo Kramer
Germany
German organist and conductor
Patrick Juzeau
Patrick Juzeau
France
French conductor
Harold Byrns
Harold Byrns
Germany
American conductor of German origin
Shiko Aranov
Shiko Aranov
Moldova
Moldovan conductor, composer