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Conductors (With Orchestra and Dates Performed) Nikolai Alexeev – St Petersburg Philharmonic 3-24-11 “ “ - St A – Z Conductors (with orchestra and dates performed) Nikolai Alexeev – St Petersburg Philharmonic 3-24-11 “ “ - St. Petersburg Philharmonic 2-27-14 “ “ - St. Petersburg Philharmonic 3-13-17 Petr Altrichter - Prague Symphony Orchestra 3-14-05 Vladimar Ashkenazy - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 2-15-89 Vladimir Ashkenazy - The Czech Philharmonic 3-22-00, 2-26-03 Vladimir Ashkenazy - The London Philhamonia Orchestra 2-26-84, 1-16-93 Vladimir Ashkenazy - Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-16-93 Daniel Barenboim - The Staatskapelle Berlin 1-8-04 Enrique Batiz - The State Symphony Orchestra of Mexico 3-18-08 “ “ - “ “ 3-11-15 Miguel Harth-Bedoya - Los Angeles Philharmonic 3-29-02 “ “ - “ “ 1-25-15 Randall Behr - Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra 1-7-90 Joshua Bell - Academy of St. Martin in the Fields 3-19-07 “ “ - ASMF 3-19-14 Paavo Berglund - Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-18-86 Herbert Blomstedt - Los Angeles Philharmonic 2-29-84 Herbert Blomstedt - Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra 2-18-04 Herbert Blomstedt - The San Francisco Symphony 2-14-90 Iona Brown - Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra 2-13-92 Semyon Bychkov - The WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne 2-12-02 “ “ “ “ – Vienna Philharmonic 3-2-11 Riccardo Chailly - The Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig 2-18-10 Edward Chivzhel - The USSR State Symphony 1-25-91 Myung-Whun Chung - Los Angeles Philharmonic 4-24-82 James Conlon – Los Angeles Philharmonic 4-2-14 “ “ “ “ - Los Angeles Opera Orchestra 11-19-19 Thomas Dausgaard - Swedish Chamber Orchestra 4-4-08 Dennis Russell Davies – Bruckner Orchestra of Linz 2-8-17 Andrew Davis - The BBC Philharmonic 3-3-98 Andrew Davis - Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-25-75 Andrew Davis - The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 3-29-07 Boguslaw Dawidow – National Philharmonic of Poland 3-14-11 “ “ - Haifa Orchestra 3-11-14 “ “ - Polish Baltic Frederic Chopin Philharmonic 3-16-16 Rafael Frubeck de Burgos - National Orchestra of Spain 3-20-01 James De Preist - Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo 4-20-98 “ “ “ “ - The Oregon Symphony 4-10-03 Edo de Waart - Minnesota Orchestra 1-23-92 Sir Edward Downes - Orchestra of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden 3-13-99 Carmen Dragon - The Glendale Symphony Orchestra 4-3-81 Gustavo Dudamel - Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-7-07, 1-11-11, 3-1-20 Charles Dutoit - Los Angeles Philharmonic 2-8-09, 2-26-12 Charles Dutoit - Orchestre National de France 3-2-94 Charles Dutoit – Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 1-24-12 Philippe Entremont - Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra 1-24-94 Philippe Entremont - Munich Symphony Orchestra 2-18-09 Mark Ermler - Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra 4-9-92 Christoph Eschenbach – Bamberg Symphony Orchestra 2-20-17 Ivan Fischer - The Budapest Festival Orchestra 1-13-06 Thierry Fischer – Royal Philharmonic 1-24-18 Thierry Fischer - Utah Symphony 2-17-20 Claus Peter Flor - Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-10-87 Daniele Gatti - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 1-17-2000, 2-3-04 Valery Gergiev - Kirov Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre 4-15-05 Carlo Maria Giulini-Los Angeles Philharmonic 11-30-78, 4-6-79, 4-12-80, 12-5-80 Derek Gleeson - Dublin Philharmonic 3-16-09 Igor Golovchin - State Symphony of Russia 2-3-94 Mark Gorenstein – State Symphony Orchestra of Russia 1-25-11 Hans Graf - Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzburg 3-12-85 Sir Chas. Groves G.C. - Los Angeles Philharmonic 3-16-85 Giancarlo Guerrero – Russian National Orchestra 2-19-13 Paavo Jarvi - The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra 4-16-07 Mariss Jansons - The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 3-28-99 Eri Klas - The Estonian National Symphony 3-25-09 Zoltan Kocsis - The Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra 1-22-03 Sergey Kondrashev - Moscow State Radio Symphony 3-1-04 Kazimierz Kord - The Warsaw Philharmonic 3-15-87, 1-20-97 Alexei Kornienko - Moscow State Radio Symphony 3-15-10 Emmanuel Krivine - Los Angeles Philharmonic – 2-27-00, 1-23-01 Erich Leinsdorf - Los Angeles Philharmonic 2-11-78 Roman Leontiev – Tschaikoski St. Petersburg State Orchestra 3-12-12 Xincao Li – China National Symphony 3-4-13 Jahja Ling – The San Diego Symphony 1-14-15 Keith Lockhart - The Utah Symphony Orchestra 2-26-06 Keith Lockhart – The BBC Symphony Orchestra 2-13-13 Jesus Lopez-Cobos - The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra 3-13-92, 3-17-97 Fabio Luisi - Danish National Symphony Orchestra 3-29-17 Lorin Maazel - Orchestre National de France 3-11-87, 3-12-90 Lorin Maazel - The Symphonica Toscannini 1-23-07 Henry Mancini - The Henry Mancini Orchestra 4-25-84 Sir Neville Marriner - Academy of St. Martin in the Fields 4-30-97 Kurt Masur - The Gewandhaus Orchestr of Leipzig 4-21-91 Kurt Masur - New York Philharmonic 1-5-99 Nic McGegan – Los Angeles Philharmonic 4-3-16 Mehli Mehta - The American Youth Symphony 12-6-81, 1-13-85, 3-19-89, 1-8-95 Zubin Mehta - The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra 3-21-89, 1-7-98, 10-28-12, 11-9-15 Zubin Mehta - Los Angeles Philharmonic – 4-26-74, 4-3-75, 4-24-76, 1-15-77, 4-16-77 “ “ “ “ 12-9-77, 4-15-78, 12-19-79, 12-14-91 Robert Minczuk - The London Philharmonic Orchestra 3-15-06 Ludovic Morlot – The Boston Symphony 12-9-11 Ludovic Morlot – Seattle Symphony 4-4-18 Franz Welser-Most – The Cleveland Orchestra 4-19-12 Riccardo Muti – Chicago Symphony Orchestra 2-18-12, 10-19-17 Kent Nagano – Montreal Symphony 3-22-16 Garcia Navarro - Los Angeles Philharmonic 3-16-83 Heiichiro Ohyama - Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra 3-18-93 Heiichiro Ohyama - Los Angeles Philharmonic 2-25-89 Eiji Oue - Minnesota Orchestra 2-5-97 Christof Perick - Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra 4-7-88, 3-11-91 Matthias Pintscher – Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-7-2018 Michel Plasson - Orchestre du Capitole de Toulouse 1-10-85 Mikhail Pletnev - Russian National Orchestra 1-10-93, 4-8-98, 2-23-16, 2-26-19 Valery Polyansky - The Bolshoi Symphony Orchestra 3-5-01 Josep Pons – Orquestra Nacional de Espana 4-19-11 Carlo Ponti, Jr. - Russian National Orchestra 2-26-01 Andre Previn - Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-17-76, 1-23-88 Andre Previn - Orchestra of St. Luke’s 4-10-95 Andre Previn - The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 2-21-82 David Robertson - The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra 4-15-10, 3-19-13, 1-28-16 “ “ *special program *1-15-18 Mstislav Rostropovich - National Symphony Orchestra 10-10-83, 1-26-89 Gennady Rozhdestvensky - Los Angeles Philharmonic 2-17-08 Esa-Pekka Salonen - Los Angeles Philharmonic 2-25-95, 2-5-06 Esa-Pekka Salonen – Philharmonia Orchestra 3-19-19 Gerard Schwarz - Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra 2-10-80 “ “ - The Seattle Symphony 2-1-88, 3-18-91, 4-10-08 Yannick Nezet-Seguin – Rotterdam Philharmonic 2-12-15 Gil Shaham - Sejong Chamber Orchestra 4-6-09 Lahav Shani – Rotterdam Philharmonic 3-23-20 Yasuo Shinozaki - Los Angeles Philhamonic – 2-11-03 Kenneth Sillito - Academy of St. Martin in the Fields 2-7-96 Joseph Silverstein - The Utah Symphony Orchestra 3-6-86 Yuri Simonov - Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra 1-27-05 Vassily Sinaisky – Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-13-13 Giuseppe Sinopoli - Dresden Staatskapelle 4-25-96, 1-18-01 Leonard Slatkin - Los Angeles Philharmonic – 1-21-81 Leonard Slatkin - The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra 2-22-93, 3-26-96 Thomas Sondergard – Royal Scottish National Orchestra 4-2-19 Vladimir Spivakov - National Philharmonic of Russia 2-23-07 Carl St. Clair - Pacific Symphony Orchestra 4-2-93, 3-4-02, 1-6-10, 1-27-11, 2-5-14 “ “ 3-19-18, 1-30-19, 2-5-20 Leos Svarovsky - The Czech Philharmonic 2-27-08 Yuri Temirkanov - Los Angeles Philharmonic 12-15-90 Yuri Temirkanov - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 2-7-95 Yuri Temirkanov - The St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra 2-21-02 Henri Temianka - The California Chamber Symphony 1-12-82 Michael Tilson Thomas – London Symphony Orchestra 3-26-15 Michael Tilson Thomas - Los Angeles Philharmonic 11-23-82, 1-7-84 Michael Tilson Thomas - The San Francisco Symphony 3-6-00, 1-20-05, 1-29-09 Robin Ticciati - Los Angeles Philharmonic 3-21-10 Yan Pascal Tortelier - The BBC Philharmonic 3-22-95 Bramwell Tovey – Vancouver Symphony 1-29-13 “ “ - Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-6-17 Alexander Treger - The American Youth Symphony 1-31-00, 3-10-03 Alexander Treger - Los Angeles Philharmonic 1-20-98 Emmanuel Villaume – Prague Philharmonia 1-24-17 Arvo Volmer – Estonian National Symphony Orchestra 2-6-18 Christoph von Dohnanyi - The Cleveland Orchestra 10-24-91 Hans Vonk - Los Angeles Philharmonic (PSFP 25th Anniversary Season) 4-9-99 Hans Vonk - The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra 2-16-99 Kurt Woss - The Johann Strauss Orchestra of Vienna 1-21-87 Long Yu - The China Philharmonic Orchestra 2-27-05, 4-19-11 Long Yu - The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra 11-25-09 David Zinman - The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra 3-16-88 David Zinman - Los Angeles Philharmonic 4-21-90, 1-29-94 Pinchas Zukerman - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 1-22-08, 1-20-14, 1-18-16 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 1-23-20 Pinchas Zukerman - The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra 1-20-83, 2-22-90 conductor.index.19 updated through 3/23/20 .
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