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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Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra
Orchestra
Kerstin Thorborg
Swedish opera singer
Kaja Danczowska
Violinist
Paul Neubauer
American violist
Nashville Symphony
Orchestra
Michel Roux
French chef
Pierre-Max Dubois
French composer
Paolo Silveri
Italian baritone
Anne-Sophie Mutter
German Violinist
Bryce Dessner
American composer
Julia Doyle
Soprano
Daniel Blumenthal
Musician
Beat Furrer
Austrian composer
Bruno Bartoletti
Italian conductor
New York Philharmonic
Orchestra
Nathan Milstein
American Violinist
Antonio Vivaldi
Italian composer
Giora Feidman
Israeli clarinetist
Nicola Benedetti
Scottish Violinist
Max Richter
German-British composer
Werner Egk
German composer
Alan Titus
Baritone
Francesco Manfredini
Italian composer
Michel Sénéchal
French tenor
Martha Argerich
Argentine classical pianist
Rolf Zuckowski
German singer-songwriter
Ksenija Sidorova
Accordionist
Wiener Symphoniker
Orchestra
Donald Runnicles
Scottish conductor
Yuja Wang
Chinese classical pianist
Karl Leister
Clarinet player
Alexander Scriabin
Russian composer
Giorgio Lamberti Musician
Tenor
Helmut Koch
German conductor
Giuseppe Patanè
Italian opera conductor
Roby Lakatos
Violinist
Melanie Diener
German operatic soprano
Balmorhea
Musical band
Gianluca Buratto
Bass singer
Sayaka Shoji
Japanese Violinist
Geoffrey Douglas Madge
Australian classical pianist
Yūko Mifune
Pianist
Lyon National Opera
Roberto Frontali
Baritone
Joseph Lanner
Austrian musical composer
Gerhard Turetschek
Musical artist
Matthias Winckhler
Baritone
