Sony Classical Records
Sony Classical Records is an American record label founded in 1924 as Columbia Masterworks Records, a subsidiary of Columbia Records. In 1948, it issued the first commercially successful long-playing 12" record.
Sony Classical Records People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Bidu Sayão
Brazilian soprano
George Winston
American pianist
Reginald Veal
American bassist
Allison Pierce
Musician
Jon Burr
American musician
Monte Pederson
American bass
Fausto Cleva
American-Italian conductor
Nicola Martinucci
Italian opera singer
Barbara Frittoli
Italian operatic soprano
Cesare Valletti
Operatic tenor
Arturo Basile
Conductor
Ralph Salmins
Musical artist
Heavy English
Musical artist
Eddie Roll
Musical artist
Peter Nashel
Film score composer
Charlotte Jaconelli
Singer
Adam Klemens
Musical artist
Jan DeGaetani
American soprano
John Lill
Classical pianist
George Terry
American guitarist
Thomas Wander
Austrian composer
Cecile Licad
Classical pianist
Chez Damier
Musical artist
Roger Sayer
Organist
Suzie Kaye
Actress
Robert Nagy
American operatic tenor
Saul Rose
Singer
Alessandro Marcello
Composer
Nicholas Cleobury
English conductor
Gerd Seifert
Football player
Nicklas Schmidt
Musical composer
Trio con Brio Copenhagen
Kolja Blacher
German concertmaster
Hermann Uhde
German bass
Arcadi Volodos
Russian pianist
Laurence Cottle
Bass guitarist
Milton Katims
American violist
Adele Addison
American soprano
Piero Gamba
Italian conductor
André Campra
French composer
Samuel Sim
British composer
Chris Lightcap
American bassist
Andrzej Szpilman
Polish dentist
Martin Neary
English organist
Christopher Keene
American conductor
Alexander Baillie
Cellist
Bo Skovhus
Danish opera singer