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هذه قائمة بأسماء طلاب الموسيقى ، مرتبة حسب المعلم.

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أركادي أباظة

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أبازا  (1843-1915) مع معلمين من بينهم ألكسندر دريشوك  وكاميل إيفيراردي .

كريستيان فرديناند أبيل

هيرمان أبيندروث

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أبيندروث (1883-1956) مع معلمين من بينهم لودفيج ثويل .

هانز أبراهامسن

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أبراهامسن (مواليد 1952) مع مدرسين من بينهم جيورجي ليجيتي ، وبير نورغارد ، وبيليه جودموندسن هولمغرين .

ديتر آكر

أدولف آدم

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس آدم (1803-1856) مع معلمين من بينهم تشارلز سيمون كاتيل وفرانسوا بينوا وفرانسوا أدريان بويلديو .

لويس آدم

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس آدم (1758-1848) مع معلمين من بينهم جان فريدريك إيدلمان .

جون لوثر آدامز

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس آدامز (مواليد 1953) مع أساتذة من بينهم ليونارد شتاين  وجيمس تيني .

موراي أداسكين

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أداسكين (1906-2002) مع معلمين من بينهم جون وينزويغ .

غيدو أدلر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أدلر (1855-1941) مع أساتذة من بينهم أنطون بروكنر  وفيليكس أوتو ديسوف .

أوسكار أدلر

صموئيل أدلر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أدلر (مواليد 1928) مع أساتذة من بينهم آرون كوبلاند ، وبول هيندميث ، وسيرج كوسيفيتسكي ، ووالتر بيستون ، وراندال طومسون .

جاكوب أدلونج

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس يوهان أدلونج (1699-1762) مع معلمين من بينهم ديفيد أدلونج ، ويوهان نيكولاس باخ ، وكريستيان رايشاردت .

غيدو أغوستي

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أجوستي (1901-1989) على يد معلمين من بينهم جياكومو بنفينوتي ، فيروتشيو بوسوني ، فيليبو إيفالدي ، وبرونو موجيليني .

ألبريشت أغثي

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أغثي (1790-1873) مع معلمين من بينهم مايكل غوتهارد فيشر .

ويبستر أيتكين

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أيتكن (1908-1981) مع أساتذة من بينهم إميل فون ساوير .

جان دلفين ألارد

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألارد (1815-1888) مع معلمين من بينهم فرانسوا جوزيف فيتيس  وفرانسوا هابينيك .

جولز ألاري

كارلو ألبانيزي

يوهان فريدريش ألبرتي

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألبرتي (1642-1710) مع معلمين من بينهم فينتشنزو ألبريتشي  وفيرنر فابريسيوس .

يوهان جورج ألبريشتسبرغر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألبريشتسبرغر (1736-1809) مع معلمين من بينهم جورج ماتياس مون  وليوبولد بيتنر .

فينتشنزو ألبريسي

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألبريتشي (1631 - 1695/1696) مع معلمين من بينهم جياكومو كاريسيمي .

ويليام أولبرايت

معلمو هذا المعلم
درست أولبرايت (1944 - 1998) مع أساتذة من بينهم هيو أيتكن ، ليزلي باسيت ، ماكس دويتش ، روس لي فيني ، مايكل كوريك ، مارلين ماسون ، أوليفييه ميسيان ، وجورج روشبيرج .

والتر غالبي ألكوك

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألكوك (1861-1947) مع أساتذة من بينهم جون ستاينر  وآرثر سوليفان .

بوتنام ألدريتش

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألدريتش (1904-1975) مع معلمين من بينهم واندا لاندوفسكا  وتوبياس ماثاي .

أماندا كريستينا إليزابيث ألدريدج

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألدريدج (1866-1956) مع معلمين من بينهم جيني ليند .

آرثر ألكسندر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألكسندر (1891-1969) مع معلمين من بينهم فريدريك كوردر  وتوبياس ماثاي .

شارل فالنتين ألكان

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألكان (1813-1888) مع أساتذة من بينهم بيير جوزيف غيوم زيمرمان .

جو ألارد

باسل ألتشين

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألتشين (1878-1957) مع أساتذة من بينهم ولفورد ديفيز ، ووالتر ، وبارات هربرت ، وشارب تشارلز فيليرز ، وستانفورد .

هيو ألين

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألين (1869-1946) مع معلمين من بينهم مجهولون .

بيدرو هومبرتو أليندي

يوليوس ألسليبن

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألسليبن مع أساتذة من بينهم سيغفريد دين .

يوهان كريستوف ألتنيكول

خافيير ألفاريز

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألفاريز (مواليد 1956) مع معلمين من بينهم ماريو لافيستا .

ويليام ألوين

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس ألوين (1905-1985) مع معلمين من بينهم جون بلاكوود ماكوين وإدوارد مورتون وليو ليفينز وويليام والاس ودانيال سايكس وود .

أوغست فرديناند أناكر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أناكر (1790–1854) على يد معلمين من بينهم يوهان جوتفريد شيشت  وفريدريش شنايدر .

خورخي أنكرمان

جوليان أندرسون

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أندرسون (مواليد 1967) مع أساتذة من بينهم ألكسندر جوهر ، وجون لامبرت ، وتريستان موراي .

يوهان أنطون أندريه

فولكمار أندريا

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أندريا (1879–1962) على يد معلمين من بينهم فريتز برون ، وفريدريش فيلهلم فرانكي ، وإيسيدور سيس ، وفرانز فولنر .

ميخائيل أندريكو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أندريكو (1894-1974) مع معلمين من بينهم غابرييل فوري ، وفنسنت دي إندي ، ودوميترو جورجيسكو كيرياك .

هندريك أندريسن

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس H. أندريسن (1892-1981) مع المعلمين بما في ذلك برنارد زويرز .

لويس أندريسن

معلمو هذا المعلم
أندريسن (1939-2021) درس مع مدرسين من بينهم كيس فان بارين  ولوتشيانو بيريو .

باسكوالي أنفوسي

دومينيكو أنيبالي

كونراد أنسورج

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أنسورج (1862-1930) مع أساتذة من بينهم فرانز ليست .

جورج أنثيل

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أنثيل (1900-1959) مع أساتذة من بينهم إرنست بلوخ  وقسطنطين ستيرنبرغ .

ألفريدو أنتونيني

معلمو هذا المعلم [ 173 ]
درس أنتونيني (1901-1983) مع أساتذة من بينهم أرتورو توسكانيني .
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جوزيبي أبريل

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أبريل (1731-1813) مع معلمين من بينهم غريغوريو سكيولي .

فيوليت آرتشر

بولنت أريل

أنطون أرينسكي

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أرينسكي (1861-1906) مع أساتذة من بينهم نيكولاي ريمسكي كورساكوف .

دومينيك أرجينتو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أرجينتو (مواليد 1927) مع أساتذة من بينهم لويجي دالابيكولا ، وهوارد هانسون ، وآلان هوفانيس ، وبرنارد روجرز ، وهوجو وايسغال .

كارل أرمبرست

توماس أرمسترونغ

مايكل آرني

ريتشارد أرنيل

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أرنيل (1917-2009) مع معلمين من بينهم جون أيرلاند .

سيمها أروم

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أروم (مواليد 1930) مع أساتذة من بينهم جان ديفيمي .

كلاوديو أراو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أراو (1903-1991) مع معلمين من بينهم مارتن كراوس .

ديزيريه أرتو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أرتو (1835-1907) مع معلمين من بينهم فرانشيسكو لامبرتي  وبولين فياردو .

فيسنتي أسينسيو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أسينسيو (1908-1979) على يد معلمين من بينهم فرانك مارشال ، وإنريك موريرا إي فيورا ، وجواكين تورينا ، وإرنستو هالفتر .

فلاديمير أشكينازي

روبرت آشلي

معلمو هذا المعلم
درست آشلي (1930-2014) مع معلمين من بينهم روس لي فيني وروبرتو جيرهارد ووالينجفورد ريجر .

بونيفازيو أسيولي

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أسيولي (1769-1832) مع معلمين من بينهم أنجيلو موريجي .

توماس أتوود

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أتوود (1765-1838) مع معلمين من بينهم فولفغانغ أماديوس موزارت وجيمس ناريس وإدموند أيرتون .

دانيال أوبر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أوبير (1782-1871) مع معلمين من بينهم لويجي تشيروبيني .

لويس أوبير

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أوبير (1877-1968) مع أساتذة من بينهم لويس ديمر  وغابرييل فوريه .

توني أوبين

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أوبين (1907-1981) على يد معلمين من بينهم بول دوكاس ونويل جالون وفيليب جوبيرت .

ليوبولد أوير

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أوير (1845-1930) مع معلمين من بينهم جاكوب دونت ، وجوزيف يواكيم ، وريدلي كوهن .

لاري أوستن

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أوستن (مواليد 1930) مع معلمين من بينهم فيوليت آرتشر وأندرو إمبري وداريوس ميلهاود .

تشارلز أفيسون

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أفيسون (1709-1770) مع معلمين من بينهم فرانشيسكو جيمينياني .

إدموند أيرتون

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس أيرتون (1734-1808) مع معلمين من بينهم جيمس ناريس .

ب

كيس فان بارين

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارين (1906-1970) مع معلمين من بينهم ويليم بيجبر .

ميلتون بابيت

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بابيت (1916-2011) مع معلمين من بينهم ماريون باور  وروجر سيشنز .

المنظرون

الملحنون

آخر

أوغست فيلهلم باخ

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس إيه دبليو باخ (1796-1869) مع معلمين من بينهم كارل فريدريش زيلتر .

كارل فيليب إيمانويل باخ

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس سي بي إي باخ (1714-1788) مع معلمين من بينهم يوهان سيباستيان باخ .

هاينريش باخ

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس هانز باخ (1615-1692) مع معلمين من بينهم يوهانس (هانز) باخ  ويوهانس باخ .

يوهان كريستيان باخ

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس يوهان سي باخ (1735-1782) مع معلمين من بينهم يوهان سيباستيان باخ  وجيوفاني باتيستا مارتيني .

يوهان نيكولاس باخ

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس جي إن باخ (1669–1753) على يد معلمين من بينهم يوهان كريستوف باخ  ويوهان ماغنوس كنوبفر .

يوهان سيباستيان باخ

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس جي إس باخ (1685–1750) على يد معلمين من بينهم جورج بوم ، وشقيقه يوهان كريستوف باخ ، وديتريش بوكستيهود.

فيلهلم فريدمان باخ

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس فيل فريدريش باخ (1710-1784) مع معلمين من بينهم يوهان سيباستيان باخ .

أوسكار باك

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس العودة (1879-1963) مع معلمين من بينهم جاكوب جرون وسيزار طومسون ويوجين يساي .

أغاثا باكر غروندال

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس باكر غروندال (1847–1907) مع معلمين من بينهم هانز فون بولو ، هالفدان كيرولف ، تيودور كولاك ، لودفيج ماتياس ليندمان ، فرانز ليزت ، وريتشارد فورست .

إيفا غانسيدو

· زيلتيا مونتيس

إرنست بيكون

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بيكون (1898-1990) مع أساتذة من بينهم إرنست بلوخ  وألكسندر راب .

هينك بادينغز

كارل بيرمان

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بايرمان (1839-1913) مع أساتذة من بينهم بيتر كورنيليوس ، وفرانز لاخنر ، وفرانز ليست .

بيير بايو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بايو (1771-1842) مع معلمين من بينهم جيوفاني باتيستا فيوتي .

سايمون بينبريدج

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بينبريدج (مواليد 1952) مع معلمين من بينهم جون لامبرت  وجونتر شولر .

جوزيبي بايني

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بايني (1775-1844) مع معلمين من بينهم جوزيبي جاناكوني .

إدوارد بيرستو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بيرستو (1874-1946) مع معلمين من بينهم والتر جالبين ألكوك ، وفريدريك بريدج ، وجون فارمر .

كلود بيكر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بيكر على يد أساتذة من بينهم صموئيل أدلر  ووارن بنسون .

جوليوس بيكر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بيكر على يد أساتذة من بينهم ليوناردو دي لورينزو  وويليام كينكيد ومارسيل تابوتو .

ريجينالد توستين بيكر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس آر تي بيكر (1900-1966) مع معلمين من بينهم هربرت بروير .

ميلي بالاكيريف

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بالاكيريف (1837-1910) مع معلمين من بينهم ألكسندر دوبوك  وكارل كارلوفيتش إيسريش .

سيرجي بالاسانيان

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بالاسانيان (1902-1982) مع أساتذة من بينهم ديمتري كاباليفسكي .

كلود بالبستر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بالباستر (1724-1799) على يد معلمين من بينهم بيير فيفرييه  وجان فيليب رامو .

أرتور بالسام

نيخيل بانيرجي

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بانيرجي (1931-1986) مع معلمين من بينهم علاء الدين خان .

جرانفيل بانتوك

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بانتوك (1868-1946) مع معلمين من بينهم فريدريك كوردر  وغوردون سوندرز .

تشارلز بارباندت

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارباندت (1716-بعد 1775) مع معلمين من بينهم مجهولون .

صامويل باربر

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس باربر (1910-1981) مع معلمين من بينهم روزاريو سكاليرو وريتشارد ستور وإيزابيل فينغيروفا .

أوغست باربيرو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس باربيرو (1799-1879) مع معلمين من بينهم أنطون رايشا .

ستانيسواف بارسيفيتش

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارسيفيتش (1858-1929) مع أساتذة من بينهم جان هريمالي ، وأبوليناري كاتسكي ، وفرديناند لاوب ، وبيتر إليتش تشايكوفسكي .

وولديمار بارجيل

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارجيل (1828-1897) مع معلمين من بينهم سيغفريد دين ، ونيلز غاد ، وإغناز موشيلس ، وجوليوس ريتز .

كلارنس بارلو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارلو على يد أساتذة من بينهم كارلهاينز شتوكهاوزن  وبيرند ألويس زيمرمان .

جوزيف بارنبي

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارنبي (1838-1896) مع معلمين من بينهم تشارلز لوكاس  وسيبرياني بوتر .

جورج بارير

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارير (1876-1944) مع معلمين من بينهم بول تافانيل .

ويليام لويس باريت

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس باريت (1847-1927) مع معلمين من بينهم ريتشارد شيبرد روكسترو .

كارل هاينريش بارث

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارث (1847 - 1922) مع أساتذة من بينهم هانز فون برونسارت  وكارل تاوسيج .

بيلا بارتوك

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارتوك (1881-1945) مع معلمين من بينهم إرني دوناني ، وهانز فون كوسلر ، وإيستفان تومان .

إيراسمو بارتولو

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارتولو (1606-1656) مع معلمين من بينهم جي بي دي بيليس .

مارمادوك بارتون

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس بارتون (1865-1938) مع أساتذة من بينهم جون فرانسيس بارنيت  وتشارلز فيلييرز ستانفورد .

ديمتري باشكيروف

ليزلي باسيت

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس باسيت (1923-1966) مع أساتذة من بينهم ناديا بولانجر ، وماريو دافيدوفسكي ، وروس لي فيني ، وهومر كيلر .

هارولد باور

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس هارولد باور (1873-1951) مع معلمين من بينهم إغناسي جان باديريفسكي .

ماريون باور

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس باور (1882-1955) مع معلمين من بينهم ناديا بولانجر ، وبول إرتل ، وأندريه جيدالج ، ووالتر هنري روثويل .

جوليان باوتيستا

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس باوتيستا (1901-1961) مع أساتذة من بينهم كونرادو ديل كامبو .

أرنولد باكس

معلمو هذا المعلم
درس باكس (1883-1953) مع معلمين من بينهم فريدريك كوردر  وتوبياس ماثاي .

    ويليام بايلي

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بايلي (1810-1858) مع معلمين من بينهم مجهول .

    فرانسوا بازان

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بازين (1816-1878) مع أساتذة من بينهم دانيال أوبر ، وهنري مونتان بيرتون ، وفرومنتال هاليفي .

    أنطونيو بازيني

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بازيني (1818-1897) مع أساتذة من بينهم فاوستينو كاميساني .

    روبرت بيديل

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بيديل (1925-1994) مع معلمين من بينهم داريوس ميلهاود  وليو سويربي .

    ريتشارد ويليام بيتي

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بيتي (حوالي 1799-1883) مع معلمين من بينهم (غير معروف) .

    فرانز إغناز بيك

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بيك (1734-1809) مع معلمين من بينهم بالداساري غالوبي  ويوهان ستاميتز .

    ريجينالد بيدفورد

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بيدفورد (1909-1985) مع أساتذة من بينهم لييل جوستين ، وبيرسي جرينجر ، وكارل فريدبيرج ، وروبرت كاساديسوس .

    جاك بيسون

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بيسون (1921-2010) مع أساتذة من بينهم بيلا بارتوك ، وهوارد هانسون ، وبرنارد روجرز .

    لودفيج فان بيتهوفن

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بيتهوفن (1770–1827) على يد معلمين من بينهم يوهان جورج ألبريشتسبيرجر ، وجيل فان دن إيدن ، وجوزيف هايدن ، وكريستيان جوتلوب نيفي ، وأنطونيو ساليري ، ويوهان بابتيست شينك .

    ديفيد بيرمان

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس د. بيرمان (مواليد 1937) مع أساتذة من بينهم جوردون موما ، وهنري بوسور ، وكارلهاينز شتوكهاوزن .

    ويليام هنري بيل

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بيل (1873-1946) مع أساتذة من بينهم فريدريك كوردر  وتشارلز فيلييرز ستانفورد .

    فلاديمير بيلوف

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بيلوف (1906-1989) مع أساتذة من بينهم فيليكس بلومنفيلد .

    فيليكس بيندا

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس F. Benda (1708–1768) مع معلمين من بينهم Bohuslav Matěj Černohorský .

    فرانز بيندا

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بيندا (1709-1786) مع معلمين من بينهم يوهان جورج بيسندل وكارل هاينريش وغراون .

    أغوستينو بيندينيلي

    يوليوس بنديكت

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بنديكت (1804-1885) مع معلمين من بينهم يوهان نيبوموك هومل  وكارل ماريا فون ويبر .

    أورازيو بينيفولي

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بينيفولي (1605-1672) مع معلمين من بينهم فينتشنزو أوغوليني .

    بول بن حاييم

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بن حاييم (1897-1984) مع أساتذة من بينهم فريدريش كلوزه .

    آرثر بنجامين

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بنيامين (1893-1960) مع أساتذة من بينهم فريدريك كليف ، وتوماس دانهيل ، وتشارلز فيلييرز ستانفورد .

    فرانك بينيت

    ريتشارد رودني بينيت

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بينيت (1936-2012) مع أساتذة من بينهم هوارد فيرغسون ، وليونوكس بيركلي ، وبيير بوليز .

    ويليام ستيرنديل بينيت

    معلمو هذا المعلم
    درس بينيت (1816-1875) مع معلمين من بينهم ويليام كروتش ، وويليام هنري هولمز ، وسيبرياني بوتر .

    Antonín Bennewitz

    this teacher's teachers
    Bennewitz (1833–1926) studied with teachers including Moritz Mildner.

    François Benoist

    this teacher's teachers
    Benoist (1794–1878) studied with teachers including Charles Simon Catel.

    Peter Benoit

    this teacher's teachers
    1834–1901 studied with teachers including François-Joseph Fétis.

    Warren Benson

    Emerik Beran

    Charles Auguste de Bériot

    Yara Bernette

    this teacher's teachers
    Yara Bernette studied with teachers including Jose Kliass.

    Alban Berg

    this teacher's teachers
    Berg (1885–1935) studied with teachers including Arnold Schoenberg.

    Arthur Berger

    this teacher's teachers
    Berger (1912–2003) studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger, Darius Milhaud, and Walter Piston.

    Ludwig Berger

    Erik Bergman

    William Bergsma

    this teacher's teachers
    Bergsma (1921–1994) studied with teachers including Howard Hanson and Bernard Rogers.

    Oscar Beringer

    this teacher's teachers
    Beringer (1844–1922) studied with teachers including Ignaz Moscheles and Karl Tausig.

    Lennox Berkeley

    this teacher's teachers
    Berkeley (1903–1989) studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger.

    Luciano Berio

    this teacher's teachers
    Berio (1925–2003) studied with teachers including Luigi Dallapiccola and Giorgio Federico Ghedini.

    Charles-Wilfrid de Bériot

    this teacher's teachers
    Bériot (1833–1914) studied with teachers including Sigismond Thalberg.

    Hector Berlioz

    this teacher's teachers
    Berlioz (1803–1869) studied with teachers including Jean-François Le Sueur and Anton Reicha.

    Ercole Bernabei

    this teacher's teachers
    Bernabei (1622–1687) studied with teachers including Orazio Benevoli.

    Antonio Bernacchi

    this teacher's teachers
    Bernacchi (1685–1756) studied with teachers including Francesco Antonio Pistocchi.

    Nicolas Bernier

    this teacher's teachers
    Bernier (1664–1734) studied with teachers including Antonio Caldara.

    Leonard Bernstein

    this teacher's teachers
    Bernstein (1918–1990) studied with teachers including Helen Coates, Aaron Copland, Heinrich Gebhard, Edward Burlingame Hill, Serge Koussevitzky, Walter Piston, Fritz Reiner, Rosario Scalero, Randall Thompson, and Isabelle Vengerova.

    Martin Berteau

    Henri Berthelier

    this teacher's teachers
    Berthelier (1856–1918) studied with teachers including Jean-Pierre Maurin.

    Henri Bertini

    this teacher's teachers
    Bertini (1798–1876) studied with teachers including unknown .

    Henri-Montan Berton

    this teacher's teachers
    Berton (1767–1844) studied with teachers including Louis-Charles-Joseph Rey and Antonio Sacchini.

    Ferdinando Bertoni

    this teacher's teachers
    Bertoni (1725–1813) studied with teachers including Giovanni Battista Martini.

    Franz Berwald

    this teacher's teachers
    Berwald (1796–1868) studied with teachers including Édouard Du Puy.

    William Berwald

    this teacher's teachers
    Berwald (1864-1948) studied with teachers including Josef Rheinberger.

    William Thomas Best

    Carlo Besozzi

    Philip Bezanson

    Francesco Bianchi

    this teacher's teachers
    Bianchi (1752–1810) studied with teachers including Pasquale Cafaro and Niccolò Jommelli.

    Franz Bieling

    E. Power Biggs

    this teacher's teachers
    Biggs (1906–1977) studied with teachers including G. D. Cunningham.

    Marie Bigot

    William Billings

    Harrison Birtwistle

    this teacher's teachers
    Birtwistle (born 1934) studied with teachers including Milton Babbitt, Richard Hall, Reginald Kell, and Humphrey Procter-Gregg.

    Henry Bishop

    this teacher's teachers
    Bishop (1787–1856) studied with teachers including Francesco Bianchi.

    Giovanni Ambrogio Bissone

    this teacher's teachers
    G. A. Bissone (1655–1726) studied with teachers including Unknown .

    Giancarlo Bizzi

    Boris Blacher

    this teacher's teachers
    Blacher (1903–1975) studied with teachers including Friedrich Koch.

    Easley Blackwood

    this teacher's teachers
    Blackwood (born 1933) studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger, Paul Hindemith, and Olivier Messiaen.

    Michel Blavet

    Ernest Bloch

    this teacher's teachers
    Bloch (1880–1959) studied with teachers including Iwan Knorr, Émile Jaques-Dalcroze, Ludwig Thuille, and Eugène Ysaÿe.

    Joseph Bloch

    Karl-Birger Blomdahl

    this teacher's teachers
    Blomdahl (1916–1968) studied with teachers including Hilding Rosenberg.

    Robert Bloom

    this teacher's teachers
    Bloom (1908–1994) studied with teachers including Marcel Tabuteau.

    John Blow

    this teacher's teachers
    Blow (1649–1708) studied with teachers including Henry Cooke, Christopher Gibbons, and John Hingston.

    Felix Blumenfeld

    this teacher's teachers
    Blumenfeld (1863–1931) studied with teachers including Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Anton Rubinstein, and Fedor Stein.

    Joseph von Blumenthal

    this teacher's teachers
    Blumenthal (1782–1850) studied with teachers including Georg Joseph Vogler.

    Nicolas-Charles Bochsa

    this teacher's teachers
    Bochsa (1789–1856) studied with teachers including Franz Beck, Charles-Simon Catel, and François Joseph Naderman.

    Carl Maria von Bocklet

    this teacher's teachers
    Bocklet (1801–1881) studied with teachers including Bedřich Diviš Weber.

    Peer Bode

    Theobald Boehm

    Semyon Bogatyrev

    Johann Balthasar Böhm

    this teacher's teachers
    B. Böhm (d. 1675) studied with teachers including .

    Georg Böhm

    this teacher's teachers
    G. Böhm (1661–1733) studied with teachers including Johann Balthasar Böhm, highly probably Johann Heinrich Hildebrand, and likely Johann Adam Reincken

    Joseph Böhm

    this teacher's teachers
    J. Böhm (1795–1876) studied with teachers including Pierre Rode.

    Ferdinand Böhme

    this teacher's teachers
    Böhme (1815–1883) studied with teachers including Moritz Hauptmann, Carl Schmittbach, Louis Spohr, and Carl Friedrich Zöllner.

    François-Adrien Boieldieu

    this teacher's teachers
    Boieldieu (1775–1834) studied with teachers including Charles Broche.

    William Bolcom

    this teacher's teachers
    Bolcom (born 1938) studied with teachers including Berthe Poncy Jacobson, George Frederick McKay, Olivier Messiaen, Darius Milhaud, and John Verrall.

    Carlos Bonell

    this teacher's teachers
    Bonell (b. 1949) studied with teachers including John Williams.

    Giuseppe Bonno

    this teacher's teachers
    Bonno (1711–1788) studied with teachers including Francesco Durante, Leonardo Leo, and Johann Georg Reinhardt.

    Giovanni Maria Bononcini

    this teacher's teachers
    Bononcini (1642–1678) studied with teachers including Marco Uccellini.

    Josiah Booth

    Tomás Borba

    Marco Bordogni

    Benjamin Boretz

    this teacher's teachers
    Boretz (born 1934) studied with teachers including Milton Babbitt, Lukas Foss, Darius Milhaud, and Roger Sessions.

    Giovanni Borghi

    Felix Borowski

    Hélène Boschi

    this teacher's teachers
    Boschi (1917–1990) studied with teachers including Alfred Cortot and Yvonne Lefébure.

    Marco Enrico Bossi

    this teacher's teachers
    Bossi (1861–1925) studied with teachers including Amilcare Ponchielli.

    Nadia Boulanger

    this teacher's teachers
    Boulanger (1887–1979) studied with teachers including Gabriel Fauré and André Gedalge.

    Neither Boulanger nor Annette Dieudonné, her lifelong friend and assistant, kept a record of every student who studied with Boulanger. In addition, it is virtually impossible to determine the exact nature of an individual's private study with Boulanger. All in all, Boulanger is believed to have taught a very large number of students from Europe, Australia, Mexico, Argentina and Canada, as well as over 600 American musicians.

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    Pierre Boulez

    this teacher's teachers
    Boulez (1925–2016) studied with teachers including René Leibowitz and Olivier Messiaen.

    Adrian Boult

    this teacher's teachers
    Boult (1889–1983) studied with teachers including Hugh Allen.

    York Bowen

    this teacher's teachers
    Bowen (1884–1961) studied with teachers including Frederick Corder, Alfred Izard, and Tobias Matthay.

    Armen Boyajian

    William Boyce

    this teacher's teachers
    Boyce (1711–1779) studied with teachers including Maurice Greene and Johann Christoph Pepusch.

    Martin Boykan

    this teacher's teachers
    Boykan (1931–2021) studied with teachers including Paul Hindemith and Walter Piston.

    Johannes Brahms

    this teacher's teachers
    Brahms (1833–1897) studied with teachers including Carl Maria von Bocklet and Eduard Marxsen.

    Hans Brandts-Buys

    Henry Brant

    Marianne Brandt

    Louis Brassin

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    Brassin (1840–1884) studied with teachers including Ignaz Moscheles.

    Walter Braunfels

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    Braunfels (1882–1954) studied with teachers including James Kwast, Theodor Leschetizky, Felix Mottl, and Ludwig Thuille.

    Martin Bresnick

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    Bresnick (born 1946) studied with teachers including John Chowning and György Ligeti.

    Herbert Brewer

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    Brewer (1879–1941) studied with teachers including Frederick Bridge, Charles Harford Lloyd, Walter Parratt, and Charles Villiers Stanford.

    Frank Bridge

    this teacher's teachers
    Bridge (1879–1941) studied with teachers including Hubert Parry and Charles Villiers Stanford.

    Frederick Bridge

    this teacher's teachers
    Bridge (1844–1924) studied with teachers including George Elvey, John Goss, and John Hopkins.

    Richard Brind

    Benjamin Britten

    this teacher's teachers
    Britten (1913-1976) studied with teachers including Arthur Benjamin, Frank Bridge, and John Ireland.

    José Brocá

    this teacher's teachers
    Brocá (1805-1882) studied with teachers including Dionisio Aguado.

    Charles Broche

    this teacher's teachers
    Broche (1752–1803) studied with teachers including Charles Desmazures and Giovanni Battista Martin.

    Adolph Brodsky

    this teacher's teachers
    Brodsky (1851–1929) studied with teachers including Joseph Hellmesberger Sr..

    Jascha Brodsky

    this teacher's teachers
    Brodsky (1907–1997) studied with teachers including Lucien Capet and Efrem Zimbalist.

    Moritz Brosig

    Harriet Brower

    this teacher's teachers
    Brower (1869–1928) studied with teachers including Amy Fay.

    Christopher Brown

    this teacher's teachers
    Brown (born 1943) studied with teachers including Lennox Berkeley and Boris Blacher.

    Earle Brown

    Bruce Brubaker

    this teacher's teachers
    Brubaker (born 1959) studied with teachers including Jacob Lateiner and Milton Babbitt.

    Max Bruch

    this teacher's teachers
    Bruch (1838–1920) studied with teachers including Ferdinand Hiller and Carl Reinecke.

    Anton Bruckner

    this teacher's teachers
    Bruckner (1824–1896) studied with teachers including Simon Sechter.

    Fritz Brun

    this teacher's teachers
    Brun (1878–1959) studied with teachers including Franz Wüllner.

    Herbert Brün

    this teacher's teachers
    Brün (1918–2000) studied with teachers including Eli Friedman, Frank Pelleg, and Stefan Wolpe.

    Hans Buchner

    this teacher's teachers
    Buchner (1483–1538) studied with teachers including Paul Hofhaimer.

    Dudley Buck

    this teacher's teachers
    Buck (1839–1909) studied with teachers including Louis Plaidy.

    Percy Buck

    this teacher's teachers
    Buck (1871–1947) studied with teachers including Francis Davenport, Charles Joseph Frost, Charles Harford Lloyd, Walter Parratt, and Hubert Parry.

    Harold Budd

    Ernest Bullock

    this teacher's teachers
    Bullock (1890–1979) studied with teachers including Edward Bairstow.

    Hans von Bülow

    this teacher's teachers
    Bülow (1830–1894) studied with teachers including Carl Eberwein, Moritz Hauptmann, Franz Liszt, Henry Litolff, Louis Plaidy, and Friedrich Wieck.

    Friedrich Burgmüller

    Adolf Busch

    this teacher's teachers
    Busch (1891–1952) studied with teachers including Willy Hess and Bram Eldering.

    Alan Bush

    this teacher's teachers
    Bush (1900–1999) studied with teachers including Frederick Corder and Tobias Matthay.

    Ferruccio Busoni

    this teacher's teachers
    Busoni (1866–1924) studied with teachers including Salomon Jadassohn, Wilhelm Mayer, and Carl Reinecke.

    Henri Büsser

    this teacher's teachers
    Büsser (1872–1973) studied with teachers including César Franck and Ernest Guiraud.

    Ludwig Bussler

    this teacher's teachers
    Bussler (1838–1900) studied with teachers including Siegfried Dehn and Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht.

    Arthur Butterworth

    this teacher's teachers
    Butterworth (1923–2014) studied with teachers including Richard Hall.

    Dieterich Buxtehude

    this teacher's teachers
    Buxtehude (c. 1637/1639 – 1707) studied with teachers including Johann Theile.

    William Byrd

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