Composers & Musicians 1-21
21 entries in the Composers & Musicians compendium.
Composers & Musicians 1-21 — Era Chart
Giovanni Pierluigi da PalestrinaItalian composer of late Renaissance sacred music.Glenn GouldCanadian pianist renowned for Bach interpretations and eccentricities.Guillaume Du FayLeading European composer of early Renaissance music.Guillaume de MachautFrench composer and poet, central figure of ars nova.György LigetiAvant-garde composer known for micropolyphony and film music adaptations.Hank WilliamsAmerican composer and conductor known for iconic film scores.Hector BerliozFrench romantic composer, conductor and critic.Henry PurcellEnglish Baroque composer and organist of the middle Baroque era.Herbert von KarajanAustrian conductor, Berlin Philharmonic leader for 34 years.Hildegard of BingenBenedictine abbess, polymath, and visionary of the High Middle Ages.Irving BerlinRussian-born American songwriter and composer whose music forms a large part of the Great Jean SibeliusFinnish composer of the late Romantic and early modern periods.Johann Strauss IIAustrian composer known as 'The Waltz King'.John CageAmerican composer known for 4′33″ and chance-controlled music.John ColtraneAmerican jazz saxophonist and composer who pioneered modal and free jazz.Joni MitchellCanadian musician whose 1979 album *Mingus* is a jazz-centric collaboration with Charles MJosquin des PrezFranco-Flemish composer central to Renaissance polyphony.Julie AndrewsJulie Andrews is the vocalist on *Tell It Again – Songs of Sense and Nonsense*, a 1957 stuJulio IglesiasSpanish recording artist, all-time best-selling Latino artist, one of the best-selling musKraftwerkWidely considered innovators and pioneers of electronic music, they were among the first sLata MangeshkarIndian playback singer with an eight-decade career.
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