Deutsche Grammophon Artists Codexery

A source-cited reference to deutsche grammophon artists

Deutsche Grammophon Artists (31)

• Claudio Abbado — Italian conductor, music director of La Scala and the Berlin Philharmonic, founder of the Lucerne Festival Orchestra.
• Ildar Abdrazakov — Russian bass known for Verdi roles and Met Opera appearances.
• Salvatore Accardo — Italian violinist and conductor renowned for Paganini performances.
• Yuri Ahronovitch — Soviet-born Israeli conductor who led major orchestras in Europe and Israel.
• Giuseppe Albanese — Italian pianist, former philosophy professor, and winner of the Vendome Prize and Premio Venezia.
• Amadeus Quartet — String quartet founded in 1947, disbanded in 1987.
• Karel Ančerl — Czech conductor known for contemporary music and Czech repertoire.
• Géza Anda — Swiss-Hungarian pianist celebrated for Mozart and Bartók interpretations.
• Benny Andersson — Swedish musician and ABBA member, composer of major musicals.
• Francisco Araiza — Mexican tenor known for Mozart, Rossini, and later Wagnerian roles.
• Martha Argerich — Argentine pianist renowned for virtuosity and collaborative performances.
• Kit Armstrong — American pianist, composer, organist, and former child prodigy.
• Cecil Aronowitz — British violist, founding Melos Ensemble member, and influential teacher.
• Julius Asal — German pianist known for improvisation and unexpected composer pairings.
• Shmuel Ashkenasi — Israeli violinist and teacher, founding first violinist of the Vermeer Quartet.
• Vladimir Ashkenazy — Soviet-born Icelandic pianist, conductor, and seven-time Grammy winner.
• Stefan Askenase — Polish-Belgian pianist known for Chopin recordings on Deutsche Grammophon.
• Badi Assad — Brazilian singer, guitarist and composer in jazz and worldbeat.
• Avi Avital — Israeli mandolinist expanding classical and folk repertoire.
• Sergei Babayan — Armenian-American pianist known for his interpretations of Bach.
• Balmorhea (band) — American minimalist instrumental duo from Austin, Texas.
• Agnes Baltsa — Greek mezzo-soprano renowned for her Carmen performances.
• Daniel Barenboim — Pianist, conductor, and advocate for Israeli-Palestinian dialogue.
• Bruno Bartoletti — Italian conductor noted for Italian repertory and Chicago Lyric Opera.
• Ettore Bastianini — Italian baritone known for bel canto and Verdi roles.
• Lisa Batiashvili — Georgian violinist acclaimed for natural elegance and silky sound.
• Kathleen Battle — American soprano known for her distinctive vocal range and tone.
• Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra — Munich-based German radio orchestra with a distinguished recording legacy.
• Bavarian State Orchestra — Munich's historic orchestra, dating to 1523, with a renowned opera and concert tradition.
• BBC Symphony Orchestra — London's first permanent salaried orchestra, principal broadcast orchestra of the BBC.
• David Bedford — English composer of popular and avant-garde classical music.