Rudolph Dietrich | pl

1.Dietrich is an instrumental band from Argentina. They have released several EP's via the argentinian label Sadness Records, showcasing a truly interesting fusion between electronic, space, and experimental post rock. 2.Dietrich is a singer-songwriter based in the Lake District in the UK. His stuff is mostly acoustic alternative-indie with an emotional/miserablist bent. He can be heard jamming in his living room or with his new musical partner Laserboy in the village of Bentham. He has been gently nurtured and encouraged by music guru MrThom of Spaceghost? and Nadelstreifen fame. One of his earliest musical collaberations was with AndrewNigelRich, a veteran...

Dietrich Henschel is a German Bass-Baritone singer, born in 1967. He studied in Munich and in Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau's class in Berlin. Henschel is known both for his operatic roles and his concert recitals, particularly of Lieder. He was also a soloist in a number of the concerts which made up John Eliot Gardiner's year-long Bach Pilgrimage in 2000. .

Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (ur. 28 maja 1925 w Berlinie, zm. 18 maja 2012 roku w Berg) - niemiecki śpiewak (baryton). Głośny interpretator niemieckich i włoskich pieśni oraz kantat, m. in. Schuberta. W 1992 r. zakończył karierę jako śpiewak, w późniejszych latach zaczął dyrygować. W 2005 r. otrzymał nagrodę Polar Music Prize przyznawaną w Szwecji za osiągnięcia w dziedzinie muzyki. .

Rudolph Ganz (24 February 1877 Zurich – 2 August 1972 Chicago) was a Swiss-born American pianist, conductor, composer, and music educator. Early career as a pianist and conductor[edit] Ganz studied cello with Friedrich Hegar, and piano with Robert Freund at the Zürich Musikschule.[1] He also took composition lessons with Charles Blanchet at the Lausanne Conservatory (de). From 1897 to 1898, Ganz studied piano with Fritz Blumer in Strasbourg, and from 1899 to 1900 with Ferruccio Busoni in Berlin and Weimar and composition with Heinrich Urban in Berlin. On December 7, 1899, he made his piano debut with the Berlin Philharmonic...