CONDUCTORS

This document contains a representative selection of the composers for whom the Harvard Biographical Dictionary of Music includes entries.

BEECHAM, Thomas	(b. St. Helens, Lancashire, 1879; d. London, 1961). Conductor.
CALDWELL, Sarah	(b. Maryville, Mo., 1924). Conductor.
CELIBIDACHE, Sergiu	(b. Roman, Romania, 1912). Conductor, musicologist, composer.
COWARD, Henry	(b. Liverpool, 1849; d. Sheffield, 1944). Choral conductor.
DE SABATA, Victor	(b. Trieste, 1892; d. Santa Margherita Ligure, 1967). Conductor and composer.
DESSOFF, Margarethe	(b. Vienna, 1874; d. Locarno, 1944). Choral conductor.
FIEDLER, Arthur	(b. Boston, 1894; d. Brookline, Mass., 1979). Conductor.
FURTWÄNGLER, (Gustav Heinrich Ernst Martin) Wilhelm	(b. Berlin, 1886; d. Baden-Baden, 1954). Conductor and composer.
GOOSSENS, (Aynsley) Eugene	(b. London, 1893; d. Hillingdon, Middlesex, 1962). Conductor and composer.
HABENECK, François Antoine	(b. Mézières, 1781; d. Paris, 1849). Conductor.
HILLIS, Margaret (Eleanor)	(b. Kokomo, Ind., 1921). Conductor.
KLEMPERER, Otto	(b. Breslau, 1885; d. Zurich, 1973). Conductor and composer.
KOUSSEVITZKY, Sergey (Alexandrovich)	(b. Vyshni-Volochek, Russia, 1874; d. Boston, 1951). Conductor.
LACHNER, Franz Paul	(b. Rain am Lech, Upper Bavaria, 1803; d. Munich, 1890). Conductor and composer.
LACHNER, Ignaz	(b. Rain am Lech, Upper Bavaria, 1807; d. Hannover, 1895). Conductor and composer (brother of Franz).
MACMILLAN, Ernest (Alexander Campbell)	(b. Mimico, Ont., 1893; d. Toronto, 1973). Conductor, composer, and organist.
MARRINER, Neville	(b. Lincoln, England, 1924). Conductor and violinist.
MEHTA, Zubin	(b. Bombay, 1936). Conductor.
MESTER, Jorge	(b. Mexico City, 1935). Conductor.
OZAWA, Seiji	(b. Fenytien [now Shenyang, Liaoning, China], 1935). Conductor.
PREVIN, André	(b. Berlin, 1929). Conductor, pianist, and composer.
SCHERCHEN, Hermann	(b. Berlin, 1891; d. Florence, 1966). Conductor.
TOSCANINI, Arturo	(b. Parma, 1867; d. New York, 1957). Conductor.