Presidential Symphony Orchestra - Current Guest Conductors of Presidential Symphony Orchestra

Current Guest Conductors of Presidential Symphony Orchestra

  • Alexander Rahbari
  • Alparslan Ertüngealp
  • Antonio Pirolli
  • Burak Tüzün
  • Cem Mansur
  • Doron Salomon
  • Emil Tabakov
  • Emin Güven Yaslicam
  • Erol Erdinc
  • Ertug Korkmaz
  • Ibrahim Yazici
  • Marek Pijarowski
  • Michel Tabachnik
  • Naci Özgüc
  • Rengim Gökmen
  • Server Ganiev
  • Shardad Rohani
  • Tadeusz Strugala
  • Dmitry Yablonsky

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