Deutsche Grammophon
Deutsche Grammophon is a German classical music record label that was the precursor of the corporation PolyGram. Headquartered in Berlin Friedrichshain, it is now part of Universal Music Group since its merger with the UMG family of labels in 1999. It is the oldest surviving established record company.
Deutsche Grammophon People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Patricia Rozario
British soprano
James Gilchrist
British tenor
Susan Gritton
Operatic soprano
Kristjan Randalu
Estonian pianist
Justin Brown
American football wide receiver
Paul Agnew
Scottish operatic tenor
BBC Symphony Chorus
Orchestra
City of Birmingham Symphony
BBC Concert Orchestra
Torsten Rasch
German composer
Edo de Waart
Dutch conductor
Lisa Milne
Soprano
Janice Watson
Musical artist
Paul Goodwin
English conductor
Anja Lechner
Cellist
Moritz von Oswald
German multi-instrumentalist
Louis de Froment
French conductor
Christiane Jaccottet
Harpsichordist
Kenneth Sillito
Musical artist
Ferdinando Carulli
Italian composer
Annick Massis
French operatic soprano
Alfred Wallenstein
American cellist
Jascha Horenstein
American conductor
Emmanuel Chabrier
French composer
Ian Partridge
Tenor
Heinrich Hollreiser
German conductor
Hartmut Welker
Musical artist
Ann Monoyios
Musical artist
Gundula Janowitz
Austrian soprano
Anatole Fistoulari
Ukrainian conductor
Hugo Wolf
Austrian composer
Adam Peters
Film score composer
Albert Roussel
French composer
Thomas Sanderling
German conductor
Sylvain Cambreling
French conductor
Hans Zender
German conductor
Thomas Rabitsch
Austrian keyboard player
Markus Becker
Singer
Willi Boskovsky
Austrian Violinist
Paul Gay
Author
Leon Fleisher
American classical pianist
Okko Kamu
Finnish conductor
Tullio Serafin
Italian conductor
Giuseppe Di Stefano
Italian operatic tenor
Gwyneth Jones
Soprano
Iain Paterson
Film producer
Hans Rosbaud
Austrian conductor
