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Pages in category "20th-century conductors (music)"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,722 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Evald Aav

  • Claudio Abbado

  • Dilbar Abdurahmonova

  • Hermann Abendroth

  • Johann Joseph Abert

  • Paul Abisheganaden

  • Emil Ábrányi

  • Juan Manuel Abras

  • Ervin Acél (conductor)

  • Ahmed Achour

  • Otto Ackermann (conductor)

  • Manuel de Adalid y Gamero

  • Frédéric Adam

  • Jenő Ádám

  • Arshak Adamian

  • Carrie B. Wilson Adams

  • Frederick Charles Adler

  • Hugo Chaim Adler

  • Niklaus Aeschbacher

  • Walther Aeschbacher

  • Vasily Agapkin

  • Klaus Ager

  • Harald Agersnap

  • Paul Agnew

  • Rolf Agop

  • Lucio Agostini

  • Raymond Agoult

  • Ernani Aguiar

  • Ahn Eak-tai

  • Yuri Ahronovitch

  • Irène Aïtoff

  • Ottar E. Akre

  • Jehan Alain

  • Olivier Alain

  • Herbert Albert

  • Gerd Albrecht

  • Pedro Alcalde

  • J. E. P. Aldous

  • Ronnie Aldrich

  • Kurken Alemshah

  • Rinaldo Alessandrini

  • Kristian Alexander

  • Alexander Vasilyevich Alexandrov

  • Joseph Alfidi

  • Augusto Algueró

  • René Alix

  • Georg Frederik Ferdinand Allen

  • Paul Allix

  • Antonio de Almeida (conductor)

  • Eyvind Alnæs

  • Eduardo Alonso-Crespo

  • Odón Alonso

  • Vladimir Altschuler

  • Tatul Altunyan

  • José María Alvira

  • Kenneth Alwyn

  • William Alwyn

  • Levon Ambartsumian

  • Ambrose (bandleader)

  • André Amellér

  • Daniele Amfitheatrof

  • Bratislav Anastasijević

  • Pierre Ancelin

  • Karel Ančerl

  • Géza Anda

  • Arvid Andersen

  • Joachim Andersen

  • Karsten Andersen

  • W. H. Anderson

  • George Andreani

  • Elfrida Andrée

  • Humfrey Anger

  • Paul Angerer

  • Nikolai Anosov

  • Ernest Ansermet

  • Lorenc Antoni

  • Giuseppe Antonicelli

  • Theodore Antoniou

  • Louis Applebaum

  • Jesús Arámbarri

  • Andrés Archila

  • Luigi Arditi

  • Henri Arends

  • Ataúlfo Argenta

  • Alexander Arkhangelsky (composer)

  • Christian Arming

  • Thomas Armstrong (musician)

  • Malcolm Arnold

  • Takashi Asahina

  • Vladimir Ashkenazy

  • Jean-Marie Auberson

  • Valéry Aubertin

  • Tony Aubin

  • Leopold Auer

  • Tora Augestad

  • Philippe Auguin

  • Tor Aulin

  • Louis Auriacombe

  • Richard Austin (conductor)

  • Francesco d'Avalos

  • Mikael Avetisyan

  • John Avison

  • Artemi Ayvazyan

  • Don Azpiazú




B



  • Alfred Bachelet

  • Ernst Bachrich

  • Afrasiyab Badalbeyli

  • Břetislav Bakala

  • Mily Balakirev

  • Jean Balissat

  • Bryan Balkwill

  • Eric Ball (composer)

  • Giuseppe Bamboschek

  • H. Hugh Bancroft

  • Krešimir Baranović

  • Silvio Barbato

  • John Barbirolli

  • Cacilda Borges Barbosa

  • Lajos Bárdos

  • Daniel Barenboim

  • Milton Barnes (composer)

  • George Vern Barnett

  • Bruno Bartoletti

  • Pippo Barzizza

  • Arturo Basile

  • Serge Baudo

  • Friedrich Baumfelder

  • Rudolf Baumgartner

  • Julián Bautista

  • Gaetano Bavagnoli

  • Francis Bay

  • Jean-Marie Beaudet

  • Steuart Bedford

  • Thomas Beecham

  • Eduard van Beinum

  • Edwin Bélanger

  • Ján Levoslav Bella

  • Jiří Bělohlávek

  • Herbert Belyea

  • Paul Ben-Haim

  • Hans von Benda

  • Arne Bendiksen

  • Maurizio Benini

  • George Benjamin (composer)

  • Roberto Benzi

  • Hampartzoum Berberian

  • Irénée Berge

  • Erich Bergel

  • Wilhelm Georg Berger

  • Willy Berking

  • Ben Berlin

  • Anthony Bernard

  • Mario Bernardi

  • Françoys Bernier

  • Léon Bernier

  • Michel Béroff

  • Mary Berry (conductor)

  • Gary Bertini

  • Maurice Besly

  • E. Clement Bethel

  • Louis Beydts

  • Frank Michael Beyer

  • Svetlana Bezrodnaya

  • Günter Bialas

  • Michael Bialoguski

  • Zygmunt Białostocki

  • Adolphe Biarent

  • Harry Bicket

  • Harry Bidgood

  • E. Power Biggs

  • Eugène Bigot

  • Bertrand de Billy

  • Montague Birch

  • John Bishop (academic)

  • Keith Bissell

  • Ulf Björlin

  • Stanley Black

  • Charles Blackwell (music producer)

  • Howard Blake

  • Walter Blankenburg

  • Vladislav Blazhevich

  • Friedrich Blume

  • Felix Blumenfeld

  • Seóirse Bodley

  • Karl Böhm

  • Heinrich Boell

  • Emil Bohnke

  • Jorge Bolet

  • Moritz von Bomhard

  • Heinz Bongartz

  • Paul Bonneau

  • Leo Borchard

  • Victor Borge

  • Valery Borisov (conductor)

  • Willi Boskovsky

  • Linda Bouchard

  • Adélard Joseph Boucher

  • Magdeleine Boucherit Le Faure

  • Jo Bouillon

  • François Boulanger



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