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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Josef Metternich
German baritone
Joseph Keilberth
German conductor
Ferdinand Frantz
German bass
Richard Tucker
American operatic tenor
Christel Goltz
Opera singer
Günther Treptow
German operatic tenor
Andrei Gavrilov
Swiss pianist
Nikolai Demidenko
Russian classical pianist
Yvonne Kenny
Australian opera singer
Bertrand de Billy
French conductor
Alexandre Tharaud
French pianist
Phillip Moll
Musical artist
Lisa Beznosiuk
Music performer
Jennie Tourel
American operatic soprano
Titta Ruffo
Opera singer
Ettore Panizza
Conductor
Frederick Jagel
American tenor
Claude Heater
American opera singer
Thomas Hengelbrock
German Violinist
Kristóf Baráti
Hungarian Violinist
Günter Wand
German conductor
Karl Straube
German church music in germany
Robert Ziegler
Musical artist
Glauco Venier
Italian pianist
Klaus Gesing
Musician
Neal Davies
Musical artist
Helen Watts
Contralto
Barbara Schlick
German soprano
Thomas Demenga
Swiss composer
Kenneth Alwyn
Conductor
Kadri Voorand
Estonian singer
Anthony De Mare
Musical artist
Israel Yinon
Israeli conductor
Robert Spano
American conductor
Daniel Reuss
Dutch conductor
Susan Bickley
Opera singer
Jacob Heringman
Musical artist
Josep Pons
Spanish conductor
Choir of St John's College, Cambridge
Juliane Banse
German opera singer
Reginald Goodall
Conductor
Gerd Nienstedt
German opera singer
Muhai Tang
Chinese conductor
Monteverdi Choir
London Symphony Chorus
Choir
Elly Ameling
Dutch soprano
Emmanuel Villaume
French conductor
