Sony Classical Records
Sony Classical Records is an American record label founded in 1924 as Columbia Masterworks Records, a subsidiary of Columbia Records. In 1948, it issued the first commercially successful long-playing 12" record.
Sony Classical Records People (First 49 people) - Page 2
Oskar Danon
Composer
Jeanette Scovotti
American soprano
Noriko Ogawa Musician
Japanese actress
Frank Braley
French classical pianist
Michel Dalberto
French pianist
Aaron Rosand
American Violinist
Fernando Sor
Spanish guitarist
Marián Pivka
Musical artist
Markus Schäfer
German soloist
Marcelo Álvarez
Argentine singer
Jerome Hines
American bass
Beverly Wolff
American soprano
Silvius Leopold Weiss
German composer
Saschko Gawriloff
German Violinist
Nicholas Rimmer
Musical artist
Howard Griffiths
British conductor
John Lunn
Composer
Shigeru Umebayashi
Japanese composer
Nanea Miyata
Cinematographer
Gabriel Kahane
American composer
Mark Ermler
Conductor
Warren Jones
Musical artist
Olari Elts
Estonian conductor
Stavanger Symphony Orchestra
Kari Kimmel
American singer-songwriter
Carlo Felice Cillario
Italian conductor
Michael Heltau
Actor
Joel Smirnoff
American Violinist
Niall Byrne
Film score composer
Michael Sanderling
German conductor
Joe Ferla
Audio engineer
Jubilant Sykes
American baritone
Laurie Webb
American singer
Douglas Robinson
American scholar
Torin Borrowdale
Film score composer
Lee Venora
American theater actress
Torleif Thedéen
Cellist
Aulis Sallinen
Finnish musical composer
Marvin Smith
American drummer
David Majzlin
Composer
Edmund Lyndeck
American actor
Johann Gottlieb Graun
German composer
Ferdinand Ries
German composer
Salvatore Licitra
Italian operatic tenor
George Cehanovsky
American baritone
Giovanni Bottesini
Italian composer
Ying Huang
Chinese operatic soprano
