Conductors (Music)

Henri Termianka (11-19-1906 to 11-7-1992) Violinist, conductor, author, music editor, played at Carnegie Hall, played with Paganini quartet and other chamber groups.

A photo of Igor Stravinsky conducting musicians, from the Knopf edition of STRAVINSKY: selected correspondence, volume 1

Isaac Stern (7-20-1920 or 22 to 9-22-2001) Violinist and conductor; first president of Carnegie Hall which he held till his death; made many recordings of symphonies, musical advisor for films and teacher.

An American composer and conductor, known primarily for American military and patriotic marches.

Jose Iturbi (11-28-1895 to6-28-1980) Spanish conductor, pianist, and harpsichordist who appeared in several films.

Leonard de Paur (11-1/-1914 to 11-7-1998) Composer, choral director and arts administrator; also entertained troops during WW2 and associate director of the Lincoln Center Intl Choral Festival.

Leopold Stokowski (4-18-1882 to 9-13-1977) Conductor with a long association with the Philadelphia Orchestra; formed All-American Youth Orchestra.

Black and white publicity photograph of Colorado Symphony primary conductor / musical director, Marin Alsop, holding a baton.

Black and white publicity photograph of Colorado Symphony primary conductor / music director from 1993-2005, Marin Alsop. Photograph was take at the Michal Schmidt studios in New York, NY by photographer Gideon Lewin.

Ossip Gabrilowitsch (1878-1936) Russian-born American pianist, conductor, and composer. Married to Mark Twain's daughter Clara.