Tommaso Albinoni
Giuseppe Aldrovandini
Andrea Antico
Jakob Arcadelt
Giovanni G. Arrigoni
Sergio Assad
Athenaios
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Johann Sebastian Bach
Adriano Banchieri
Béla Bartòk
Francesco Bassani
Orazio Bassani
Paulo Bellinati
Giovanni P. Berti
Jean Baptiste Besard
John Blow
Gaetano Braga
Johannes Brahms
Leo Brouwer
Arnold von Bruck
William Byrd
Giulio Caccini
Antonio Caldara
Cancionero De Palacio
Cancionero De Uppsala
Giacomo Carissimi
Dario Castello
Niccolò Castiglioni
Francesco Cavalli
Girolamo Cavazzoni
Marco Antonio Cavazzoni
Giovanni Battista Cervellini
Frédéric Chopin
Codex Las Huelgas
Antonio De Cabezon
Cristobal De Morales
Claude Debussy
Juan Del Encina Alonso
Jacques Demierre
Josquin Des Près
Giovanni Domenico Da Nolla
Baldassare Donato
Guillaume Dufay
Antonin Dvorak
Carlo Farina
Jeanne-Louise Farrenc
Gabriel Fauré
Samuel Feinberg
Sebastiano Festa
Juraj Filas
Fabritio Fillimarino
Francesco Foggia
Jacopo Fogliano
Giovanni Battista Fontana
Petronio Franceschini
César Franck
François Francoeur
Girolamo Frescobaldi
Johann Jakob Froberger
Andrea Gabrieli
Giovanni Gabrieli
Domenico Gabrielli
Niels Wilhelm Gade
Baldassare Galuppi
Francesco Gasparini
Giovanni G. Gastoldi
Claude Gervaise
Carlo Gesualdo, Principe di Venosa
Reinhold Moritsevich Glière
Leopold Godowsky
Edvard Grieg
Hermann Haller
Johann Adolf Hasse
Franz J. Haydn
Joseph Haydn
Johann Wilhelm Hertl
Heinrich von Herzogenberg
Ferdinand Hiller
Tobias Hume
Johann Nepomuk Hummel
Georg Friedrich Händel
Giuseppe Jacchini
Leos Janacek
Clément Janequin
Gustav Uwe Jenner
Joseph Joachim
Johann Kaspar Kerll
Aram Khatchaturian
Theodor Kirchner
Johann Ludwig Krebs
Fritz Kreisler
Alain Kremski
Andreas von Kreta
Stephan Kurmann
Christian Lahusen
Francesco Lambardo
Orlando di Lasso
Giovanni Legrenzi
René Leibowitz
György Ligeti
Franz Liszt
Miguel Llobet
Andrea Lucchesi
Jean-Baptiste Lully
Luzzasco Luzzaschi
Giovanni de Macque
Giorgio Mainerio
Francesco Manfredini
Benedetto Marcello
Luca Marenzio
Biagio Marini
Frank Martin
Domenico Massenzio
Felix Mendelssohn
Tarquinio Merula
Claudio Merulo
Niccolò Moretti
Thomas Morley
Franz Xaver Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Georg Muffat
Modest Mussorgsky
Massimiliano Neri
Davide Padre di Bergamo
Giuseppe P. Paganelli
Bernardo Pasquini
Antonio Pedrotti
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
Jacopo Peri
Giovanni Battista Pescetti
Martino Pesenti
Hans Pfitzner
Astor Piazzolla
Giovanni Picchi
Alessandro Poglietti
Juan Ponce
Nicola Porpora
Sergej Prokofiev
Henry Purcell
Sergej Rachmaninov
Enrico Radesca di Foggia
Joachim Raff
Maurice Ravel
Max Reger
Antonin Reicha
Josef Rheinberger
François Roberday
Luigi Rossi
Michelangelo Rossi
Giovanni Rovetta
Julius Röntgen
Giovanni Salvatore
Giuseppe Scarani
Alessandro Scarlatti
Domenico Scarlatti
Sebastian A. Scherer
Dimitri Schostakovich
Franz Schubert
Robert Schumann
Arnold Schönberg
Sophronios
Ignazio Spergher
Agostino Steffani
Scipione Stella
Eduard Steuermann
Bernardo Storace
Richard Strauss
Igor Strawinsky
Gregorio Strozzi
Karol Szymanowski
Francisco Tarrega
Ippolito Tartaglino
Giovanni Antonio Terzi
Ambroise Thomas
Giuseppe Torelli
Enrico Toselli
Giovanni Maria Trabacci
Trad. Jeminitisch
Rinaldo Trematerra (d'all Arpa)
Uriel Tsachor
Petr Iljitsch Tschaikowsky
Marco Uccelli
Antonio Valente
Gaetano Valeri
Nicolas Vallet
Thomas Vautor
Claudio Veggio
Claudio Veggio
Giovanni Battista Vitali
Antonio Vivaldi
Wladimir Vogel
Johann Gottfried Walther
John Willson
Geza Zichy
Dick de Graaf
Giaches de Wert
Ludwig van Beethoven
Ludwig van Beethoven
(1770—1827)
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Ludwig van Beethoven was a German composer. He is generally regarded as one of the greatest composers in the history of music, and was a crucial figure in the transitional period between the Classical and Romantic eras in Western classical music. His music and his reputation inspired — and in many cases intimidated — ensuing generations of composers, musicians, and audiences.[2] While primarily known today as a composer, Beethoven was also a celebrated pianist. Born in Bonn, Germany, he moved to Vienna, Austria, in his early twenties and settled there, studying with Joseph Haydn and quickly gaining a reputation as a virtuoso pianist. Despite gradual hearing loss beginning in his twenties, Beethoven continued to produce notable masterpieces throughout his life, even when he was totally deaf. Beethoven was also one of the first composers to work freelance — arranging subscription concerts, selling his compositions to publishers, and gaining financial support from a number of wealthy patrons — rather than seek out permanent employment by the church or by an aristocratic court. (from: Wikipedia.org)