Symposium
The Symposium is a Socratic dialogue written by Xenophon in the late 360s B.C. In it, Socrates and a few of his companions attend a symposium hosted by Kallias for the young man Autolykos. Xenophon claims that he was present at the symposium, although this is disputed because he would have been too young to attend.
Symposium People (First 32 people) - Page 0
Alfred Orda
Polish baritone
Albert Sammons
Composer
Emma Eames
American soprano
Josef Hassid
Polish Violinist
Louise Kirkby Lunn
Contralto
Gershon Sirota
Zavel Kwartin
Hazzan
Richard Mayr
Austrian bass-baritone
Pol Plançon
French bass singer
Kolisch Quartet
Musical ensemble
Lucien Fugère
French baritone
Edyth Walker
American opera singer
Hermann Jadlowker
Latvian tenor
Jacques Urlus
Dutch tenor
Icilio Calleja
Maltese singer
Berele Chagy
Composer
Miron Polyakin
Violinist
George Henschel
British-German conductor
Margarethe Siems
Opera singer
Fiorello Giraud
Operatic tenor
Rosa Raisa
Operatic soprano
Alice Verlet
Operatic soprano
Josef Wolfsthal
Austrian Violinist
Ossy Renardy
Musical artist
José Vianna da Motta
Portuguese pianist
Charles Dalmorès
French tenor
Elena Gerhardt
German singer
Jean-François Delmas
French bass-baritone
Franz Naval
Operatic tenor
Sigrid Arnoldson
Swedish opera singer
Maurice Renaud
French baritone
