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.

Carl Bergmann Carl Bergmann
Germany
German-American conductor and cellist.
Gunter Neuhold Gunter Neuhold
Austria
Austrian conductor
Franz Dobyhal Franz Dobyhal
Austria
Austrian violinist, violist and conductor of Czech origin
Franz Wullner Franz Wullner
Germany
German composer and conductor
Herbert von Karajan Herbert von Karajan
Austria
Austrian conductor
Ulrich Avranek Ulrich Avranek
Soviet opera choirmaster, conductor, cellist
Mark Anthony Carpio Mark Anthony Carpio
Philippines
Filipino choral conductor
Guido Cantelli Guido Cantelli
France
Italian conductor
Richard Hickox Richard Hickox
Great Britain
British conductor
Charles Mackerras Charles Mackerras
Great Britain
Australian conductor
William Eddins William Eddins
USA
American pianist and conductor
Stefan Blunier Stefan Blunier
Germany
German conductor of Swiss origin.
Charles Bruffy Charles Bruffy
USA
American choral conductor
Beat Furrer Beat Furrer
Austria
Austrian composer and conductor of Swiss origin
Pierre Dervaux Pierre Dervaux
France
French conductor, composer and music teacher
Andrey Kirpan Andrey Kirpan
Ukraine
Ukrainian musician, French horn player, conductor, teacher
Valery Khalilov Valery Khalilov
Russia
Conductor, composer
Johann Ernst Benjamin Bilse Johann Ernst Benjamin Bilse
Germany
German violinist, conductor and composer.
Otto Klemperer Otto Klemperer
Germany
German conductor
Stefan Vladar Stefan Vladar
Austria
Austrian pianist and conductor.
Reinhard Goebel Reinhard Goebel
Germany
German violinist and conductor
Peter Feranec Peter Feranec
Slovakia
Chief Conductor of the Mikhailovsky Theatre
Gustavo Dudamel Gustavo Dudamel
Venezuela
Venezuelan conductor and violinist
Gunter Wand Gunter Wand
Germany
German conductor
Hiroyuki Iwaki Hiroyuki Iwaki
Japan
Japanese conductor and percussionist.
Josef Straus Josef Straus
Austria
Austrian composer, violinist, conductor and engineer
Vasiliy Agapkin Vasiliy Agapkin
Military conductor, composer.
Hiroshi Wakasugi Hiroshi Wakasugi
Japan
Japanese conductor
Eugene Goossens Eugene Goossens
Belgium
Belgian violinist and conductor
John Crosby John Crosby
USA
American musician, conductor and artistic administrator
Silvio Varviso Silvio Varviso
Switzerland
Swiss opera conductor
Leo Kramer Leo Kramer
Germany
German organist and conductor
Raphael Kubelik Raphael Kubelik
Switzerland
Czech and Swiss conductor and composer
Donald Johanos Donald Johanos
USA
American conductor.
Richard Bonynge Richard Bonynge
Australia
Australian conductor and pianist
Leon Botstein Leon Botstein
USA
American conductor and musicologist, President of Bard College
Victor Alessandro Victor Alessandro
USA
American orchestral conductor
Hans Knappertsbusch Hans Knappertsbusch
Germany
German conductor
Andy Brick Andy Brick
USA
American composer, conductor and symphonist
Joseph E. Gershenson Joseph E. Gershenson
USA
American conductor and composer
Edward Downes Edward Downes
Great Britain
British conductor
Neville Marriner Neville Marriner
Great Britain
English musician, conductor and violinist
Sergiu Comissiona Sergiu Comissiona
Romania
Romanian, Israeli and American conductor
Riccardo Muti Riccardo Muti
Italy
Conductor
Andre Kostelanetz Andre Kostelanetz
Haiti
Popular conductor and arranger, one of the pioneers of light music.
Pietari Inkinen Pietari Inkinen
Finland
Finnish violinist and conductor
Antonio (Tony) Pappano Antonio (Tony) Pappano
Great Britain
British conductor and pianist
Richard Horner Bales Richard Horner Bales
USA
American conductor and composer.
David Charles Abell David Charles Abell
USA
British-American conductor
Albert Coates Albert Coates
Great Britain
Anglo-Russian conductor and composer

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