Classical Composers And Instrumentalists 1-24
22 entries in the Classical Composers And Instrumentalists compendium.
Classical Composers And Instrumentalists 1-24 — Era Chart
Friedrich KalkbrennerGerman organist, composer, teacher, writer, and organ revisor.Fritz KreislerAustrian-American violinist and composer known for his sweet tone, expressive phrasing, anGeorge AntheilAvant-garde composer and co-inventor of frequency-hopping technology.George EnescuFounder and President of Primo Artists and Founder of the Performing Arts Managers and AgeGeorge SzellBuilt the Cleveland Orchestra into a world-class symphonic instrument.Giacomo MeyerbeerGerman opera composer who shaped grand opera and linked Mozart to Wagner.Gian Carlo MenottiItalian-born composer of popular operas and festival founder.Giovanni BottesiniItalian double bass virtuoso and composer of the Romantic era.Giuseppe TartiniBaroque composer and violinist known for the Devil's Trill Sonata.Gregor PiatigorskyCellist who won a Grammy for a Beethoven trio recording.Grigory SokolovRussian and Spanish pianist, esteemed for Baroque to modern repertoire.György CziffraHungarian-French virtuoso pianist and composer of the twentieth century.Hans von BülowGerman conductor and pianist who shaped 19th-century music.Harrison BirtwistleEnglish composer of myth-based operas and theatrical works.Henryk GóreckiPolish composer of contemporary classical music.Henryk WieniawskiPolish virtuoso violinist, composer, and pedagogue of lasting influence.Hilary HahnAmerican violinist and former concertmaster of the New Jersey Youth Symphony.Isaac AlbénizSpanish virtuoso composer of piano works with folk idioms.Isaac SternAmerican violinist who performed at Freemasons' Hall during the early Edinburgh InternatioJohann Nepomuk HummelAustrian composer and pianist; a dominant transitional figure from the Classical era.John Eliot GardinerEnglish conductor known for period-instrument performances.Karol LipińskiPolish virtuoso violinist and composer, rival of Paganini.
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