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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Emmerich Smola
German conductor
Frank Oberpichler
Musical artist
Murray Dickie
Opera singer
Trevor Wye
Flutist
Anton Dikov
Bulgarian pianist
Colin Carr
British soloist
Süher Pekinel
Turkish pianist
Maurizio Baglini
Italian pianist
Robert deMaine
American cellist
Amar Quartet
Musical ensemble
Franz Völker
Tenor
Fritz Strassner
German actor
Emmanuel Mandrin
French organist
Per Arne Glorvigen
Norwegian musician
Jürgen Jürgens
German conductor
Amihai Grosz
Israeli violist
Efrain Oscher
Musical artist
Juanita Lascarro
Musician
Trondheim Symphony Orchestra
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra
Boy Gobert
German film actor
Jagjit Kaur
Indian singer
Barylli Quartet
Musical ensemble
Kinshi Tsuruta
Japanese musician
Guillermo Figueroa
Conductor
Franz Lachner
German composer
Koloman von Pataky
Hungarian opera singer
Franz Hawlata
German singer
Fritz Rieger
German conductor
Michaela Schuster
German operatic soprano
Glenn Winslade
Opera singer
Alexandra Reinprecht
Austrian singer
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra
Ugo Benelli
Carsten Wittmoser
Musical artist
Ryan McKinny
Opera singer
Sampo Haapaniemi
Finnish drummer
Budowitz
Band
Louise Edeiken
Musical artist
Eiji Oue
Japanese conductor
Herbert Tachezi
Austrian organist
Hubert Giesen
German pianist
Claudia Hellmann
German contralto
Lloyd Wade
Singer
Lucerne Symphony Orchestra
Orchestra
Bernard Bartelink Musician
Musical composer
Kammerorchester Basel
Orchestra
