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.
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Bruno Canino
Italian classical pianist
Armin Rosin
Musical artist
Eva Lind
Austrian soprano
Tibor de Machula
Cellist
Eduard van Beinum
Dutch conductor
Peter Maag
Swiss conductor
Lisa Otto
German operatic soprano
Christian Ferras
French Violinist
Peter Schmidl
Austrian clarinetist
Roberto Abbado
Italian conductor
Sistine Chapel Choir
Manfred Honeck
Austrian conductor
Adam Bauer
Musical artist
Spanish National Orchestra
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Orchestra
Gerhard SchmidtGaden
German musician
Bruno Turner
British musicologist
Shura Cherkassky
Pianist
Johann Georg Albrechtsberger
Austrian composer
Daniel Deffayet
French saxophonist
Françoise Pollet
French soprano
Alison Hagley
Opera singer
Amanda Roocroft
English opera singer
Giacomo Prestia
Opera singer
Walter Franck
German film actor
Ruth Slenczynska
American pianist
Grant Gershon
American conductor
Heidi Grant Murphy
American singer
Scratch Orchestra
Musical ensemble
Christian Gansch
Conductor
Claire Chevallier
Belgian pianist
Wolfram Christ
German gambist
Caroline Wenborne
Opera singer
Ion Marin
Romanian conductor
Nelson Goerner
Pianist
Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
Eberhard Finke
German musician
Mark Gorenstein
Conductor
Sona Ghazarian
Austrian operatic soprano
Anatol Ugorski
Classical pianist
Luigi Roni
Italian opera singer
Angela Brower
American opera singer
John Alldis
English chorus master
Matthias Hölle
Opera singer
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra
Mojca Erdmann
German soprano
HansPeter König
German opera singer
