Cleveland Institute of Music
The Cleveland Institute of Music is an independent, international music conservatory located in the University Circle district of Cleveland, Ohio, United States. It is led by President Paul Hogle. The Institute was founded in 1920, with the composer Ernest Bloch as director.
Cleveland Institute Of Music People (First 46 people) - Page 0
Shelly Berg
American classical pianist
Orion Weiss
American classical pianist
Andy Kubiszewski
American musician
John McLaughlin Williams
American conductor
Daniil Trifonov
Russian pianist
Ryan Anthony
American trumpet player
Judith Ingolfsson
Violinist
Julie Albers
Cellist
Peter Seymour
Composer
Elaine Douvas
Musical artist
Jasper Wood
Canadian Violinist
Soovin Kim
American Violinist
Robert Marcellus
American clarinetist
Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate
Classical pianist
Ann Hobson Pilot
American musician
Theodore Kuchar
Ukrainian-American conductor
Gerardo Teissonniere
Pianist
Judy Niemack
American vocalist
Hannah Lash
American composer
Dror Biran
Israeli pianist
Oleh Mahlay
American Violinist
Joshua Roman
American cellist
Anton Kuerti
Canadian pianist
Kermit Moore
American musician
Donald Ayler
American jazz trumpeter ‧ Albert Ayler's brother
Mark Summer
Cellist
Martin Leung
American pianist
Marta Ptaszynska
Polish composer
Bobby Clark
American tenor
Mildred Miller
American mezzo-soprano
Alisa Weilerstein
American cellist
Frank Rosenwein
Oboist
Anssi Karttunen
Finnish cellist
Kay Halle
American journalist
Laura Albers
Violinist
John Mackey
American football player
Wataru Hokoyama
Japanese composer
Jeffrey Ryan
Canadian composer
Heather Engebretson
Operatic soprano
Theodore Chanler
American composer
Bross Townsend
American pianist
Howard Swanson
American composer
David Diamond Musician
American composer
Hale Smith
American composer
Greg Pattillo
American flutist
