List of music students by teacher: K to M

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This is part of a list of students of music, organized by teacher.

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Dmitry Kabalevsky

this teacher's teachersKabalevsky (1904–1987) studied with teachers including Gregory Catoire, Nikolai Myaskovsky, and Alexander Goldenweiser.

Sergey Balasanian [pupils]

Robert Kahn

this teacher's teachersKahn (1865–1951) studied with teachers including Vinzenz Lachner and Josef Rheinberger.

Friedrich Kalkbrenner

this teacher's teachersKalkbrenner studied with teachers including Louis Adam and Charles-Simon Catel.

Hedwig Kanner-Rosenthal

this teacher's teachersKanner-Rosenthal (1882–1959) studied with teachers including Theodor Leschetizky and Moriz Rosenthal.

Erich Leinsdorf

M. William Karlins

this teacher's teachersKarlins studied with teachers including Philip Bezanson, Vittorio Giannini, and Stefan Wolpe.

Peter Katin

this teacher's teachersKatin (1930–2015) studied with teachers including Harold Craxton.

Steven Worbey

Nikolai Kazanli

this teacher's teachersKazanli studied with teachers including Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.

Nikolai Myaskovsky [pupils]

Donald Keats

this teacher's teachersKeats studied with teachers including Paul Hindemith, Dominick Argento, Henry Cowell, Paul Fetler, Otto Luening, and Quincy Porter.

Milko Kelemen

this teacher's teachersKelemen studied with teachers including Wolfgang Fortner and Karlheinz Stockhausen.

Susanne Erding-Swiridoff

Ian Kellam

this teacher's teachersKellam (1933–2014) studied with teachers including Reginald Tustin Baker, Howard Ferguson, and Herbert Sumsion.

Roger Marsh [pupils]

Homer Keller

this teacher's teachersKeller studied with teachers including Howard Hanson.

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University of Oregon

Johann Peter Kellner

this teacher's teachersKellner studied with teachers including Johann Sebastian Bach.

Wilhelm Kempff

this teacher's teachersKarl Heinrich studied with teachers including Barth Robert and Kahn (composer) .

Johann Caspar Kerll

this teacher's teachersKellner (1627–1693) studied with teachers including Girolamo Frescobaldi and Giovanni Valentini.

Agostino Steffani [pupils]

Patricia Kern

this teacher's teachersKern (1927–2015) studied with teachers including Gwynn Parry Jones.

Aaron Jay Kernis

this teacher's teachersKernis studied with teachers including Jacob Druckman.

Robert Paterson

Aram Khachaturian

this teacher's teachersKhachaturian studied with teachers including Reinhold Glière and Nikolai Myaskovsky.

Ali Akbar Khan

this teacher's teachersKhan (1922–2009) studied with teachers including Allauddin Khan.

Yuri Kholopov

this teacher's teachersKholopov studied with teachers including Semyon Bogatyrev and Philip Herschkowitz.

Elena Firsova

Tikhon Khrennikov

this teacher's teachersKhrennikov studied with teachers including Vissarion Shebalin and Nikolai Myaskovsky.

Earl Kim

this teacher's teachersKim (1920–1998) studied with teachers including Arnold Schoenberg and Roger Sessions.

Florence Kimball

this teacher's teachersKimball (1888–1977) studied with teachers including Sarah Robinson‐Duff, Marcella Sembrich, and Arthur Shepherd.

William Kincaid

this teacher's teachersKincaid (1895–1967) studied with teachers including Georges Barrère.

Leon Kirchner

this teacher's teachersKirchner studied with teachers including Arnold Schoenberg and Roger Sessions.

Dumitru Georgescu Kiriac

this teacher's teachersKiriac (1866–1928) studied with teachers including Vincent d'Indy, Gabriel Fauré, and Charles-Marie Widor.

Johann Kirnberger

this teacher's teachersKirnberger (1721–1783) studied with teachers including Johann Sebastian Bach.

Charles Herbert Kitson

this teacher's teachersKitson (1874–1944) studied with teachers including John Naylor and Charles Wood.

Johann Christian Kittel

this teacher's teachersKittel (1732–1809) studied with teachers including Jakob Adlung and J. S. Bach.

Johann Friedrich Kittl

this teacher's teachersKittl (1806–1868) studied with teachers including Václav Tomášek.

Bruno Klein

this teacher's teachersKlein (1858–1911) studied with teachers including Carl Baermann, Josef Rheinberger, and Franz Wüllner.

Jose Kliass

this teacher's teachersJose Kliass studied with teachers including Martin Krause.

Yara Bernette [pupils]
Ney Salgado [pupils]

Karl Klindworth

this teacher's teachersKlindworth (1830–1916) studied with teachers including Franz Liszt.

Otto Urbach

Friedrich Klose

this teacher's teachersKlose (1862–1942) studied with teachers including Anton Bruckner.

Paul Ben-Haim [pupils]

Editha Knocker

this teacher's teachersKnocker (1869–1950) studied with teachers including Joseph Joachim.

Sybil Eaton

Iwan Knorr

this teacher's teachersKnorr (1853–1916) studied with teachers including Ignaz Moscheles, Ernst Richter, and Carl Reinecke.

Oliver Knussen

this teacher's teachersKnussen (1952–2018) studied with teachers including John Lambert and Gunther Schuller.

Mark-Anthony Turnage [pupils]

Friedrich Koch

this teacher's teachersKoch (1862–1927) studied with teachers including Woldemar Bargiel and Robert Hausmann.

Zoltán Kodály

this teacher's teachersKodály studied with teachers including Hans von Koessler.

Celia Torrá

Charles Koechlin

this teacher's teachersKoechlin (1867–1950) studied with teachers including Louis-Albert Bourgault-Ducoudray, Gabriel Fauré, André Gedalge, Charles Lefebvre, Jules Massenet, and Antoine Taudou.

Louis Köhler

this teacher's teachersKöhler (1820–1886) studied with teachers including Carl Maria von Bocklet, Simon Sechter, and Ignaz von Seyfried.

Lee Konitz

this teacher's teachersKonitz (1927–...) studied with teachers including Lennie Tristano.

Mark Kopytman

this teacher's teachersKopytman (1929–2011) studied with teachers including Roman Simovych.

David Crumb

Nikolai Korndorf

this teacher's teachersKorndorf (1947–2001) studied with teachers including Sergey Balasanian and Leo Ginzburg.

Victoria Borisova-Ollas

Leopold Koželuch

this teacher's teachersKozeluch studied with teachers including František Xaver Dušek.

Leo Kraft

this teacher's teachersKraft studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger and Randall Thompson.

Jonathan Kramer

this teacher's teachersKramer studied with teachers including John Chowning, Andrew Imbrie, Leon Kirchner, Roger Sessions, Seymour Shifrin, and Karlheinz Stockhausen.

Clemens Krauss

this teacher's teachersKrauss (1893–1954) studied with teachers including Hermann Graedener and Richard Heuberger.

Otmar Suitner [pupils]

Martin Krause

this teacher's teachersKrause studied with teachers including Franz Liszt.

Herman Krebbers

this teacher's teachersKrebbers (1923–2018) studied with teachers including Oskar Back.

Ernst Krenek

this teacher's teachersKrenek studied with teachers including Franz Schreker.

Franz Krenn

this teacher's teachersKrenn (1816–1897) studied with teachers including Ignaz von Seyfried.

Leonid Kreutzer

this teacher's teachersL. Kreutzer (1884–1953) studied with teachers including Alexander Glazunov, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Anna Yesipova.

Rodolphe Kreutzer

this teacher's teachersR. Kreutzer (1766–1831) studied with teachers including Anton Stamitz.

Ivan Kryzhanovsky

this teacher's teachersKryzhanovsky studied with teachers including Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.

Nikolai Myaskovsky [pupils]

Johann Kuhnau

this teacher's teachersKuhnau (1660–1722) studied with teachers including Vincenzo Albrici.

Georg Kulenkampff

this teacher's teachersKulenkampff (1898–1948) studied with teachers including Leopold Auer and Willy Hess.

Gerda Bülow

Antoni Szafranek

Gary Kulesha

this teacher's teachersKulesha studied with teachers including John Corigliano, Samuel Dolin, and John McCabe.

Theodor Kullak

this teacher's teachersKullak (1818–1882) studied with teachers including Albrecht Agthe, Carl Czerny, and Wilhelm Taubert.

Eugene Kurtz

this teacher's teachersKurtz studied with teachers including Max Deutsch, Arthur Honegger, and Darius Milhaud.

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Helmut Lachenmann

this teacher's teachersLachenmann (born 1935) studied with teachers including Johann Nepomuk David, Luigi Nono, and Karlheinz Stockhausen.

Franz Lachner

this teacher's teachersLachner studied with teachers including Simon Sechter and Maximilian Stadler.

Vinzenz Lachner

this teacher's teachersLachner (1811–1893) studied with teachers including Simon Sechter and Maximilian Stadler.

Charles Philippe Lafont

this teacher's teachersLafont (1781–1839) studied with teachers including Rodolphe Kreutzer and Pierre Rode.

Théophile Laforge

this teacher's teachersLaforge (1863–1918) studied with teachers including Eugène Sauzay.

László Lajtha

this teacher's teachersLajtha (1892–1963) studied with teachers including Victor Herzfeld, Arnold Székely, and Árpád Szendy.

Kyla Greenbaum [pupils]

Jacques-Michel Hurel de Lamare

this teacher's teachersLamare (1772–1823) studied with teachers including Jean-Louis Duport.

Nicolas-Joseph Platel [pupils]

Constant Lambert

this teacher's teachersLambert (1905–1951) studied with teachers including George Dyson, Herbert Fryer, Ralph Vaughan Williams, R. O. Morris, and Malcolm Sargent.

John Lambert

this teacher's teachersLambert (1926–1995) studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger.

Frederic Lamond

this teacher's teachersLamond studied with teachers including Franz Liszt.

Wanda Landowska

this teacher's teachersLang studied with teachers including Moritz Moszkowski.

Benjamin Johnson Lang

this teacher's teachersLang studied with teachers including Adriana Hölszky and Alfred Jaëll.

Jean Langlais

this teacher's teachersLanglais studied with teachers including Paul Dukas, Marcel Dupré, Noël Gallon, and André Marchal.

Paul Lansky

this teacher's teachersLansky studied with teachers including Milton Babbitt, Edward T. Cone, Earl Kim, George Perle, James Tenney, and Hugo Weisgall.

Alcides Lanza

this teacher's teachersLanza studied with teachers including Julián Bautista, Aaron Copland, Alberto Ginastera, Yvonne Loriod, Bruno Maderna, Gian Francesco Malipiero, and Olivier Messiaen.

John Francis Larchet

this teacher's teachersLarchet studied with teachers including Michele Esposito and Charles Herbert Kitson.

Alicia de Larrocha

this teacher's teachersLarrocha (1932-2009) studied with teachers including Frank Marshall.

Ferdinand Laub

this teacher's teachersLaud (1832–1875) studied with teachers including Simon Sechter.

Berthe Laventurier

this teacher's teachersLaventurier (1901–1978) studied with teachers including Arthur De Greef.

Janine Reding [pupils]

Albert Lavignac

this teacher's teachersLavignac (1846–1916) studied with teachers including François Benoist, Antoine François Marmontel, and Ambroise Thomas.

Mario Lavista

this teacher's teachersLavista (1943–2021) studied with teachers including Rodolfo Halffter, Jean-Étienne Marie, and Héctor Quintanar.

Javier Álvarez [pupils]

Graciela Agudelo

Djane Lavoie-Herz

this teacher's teachersLavoie-Herz studied with teachers including Alexander Scriabin.

Henri Lazarof

this teacher's teachersLazarof (1932–2013) studied with teachers including Paul Ben-Haim.

Edward Applebaum

Maurice Le Boucher

this teacher's teachersLe Boucher (1882–1964) studied with teachers including Gabriel Fauré.

André David

Jean-Marie Leclair

this teacher's teachersLeclair (1697–1764) studied with teachers including Giovanni Battista Somis.

Joseph-Barnabé Saint-Sevin

Jean-Marie Leclair the younger

Jean-Joseph Rodolphe

Ton de Leeuw

this teacher's teachersLeeuw studied with teachers including Jaap Kunst and Olivier Messiaen.

Nicola LeFanu

this teacher's teachersLeFanu (1947–) studied with teachers including Earl Kim, Jeremy Dale Roberts, Peter Maxwell Davies, Thea Musgrave, Goffredo Petrassi, and Egon Wellesz.

Paul Le Flem

this teacher's teachersLe Flem (1881–1984) studied with teachers including Vincent d'Indy and Albert Roussel.

Ethel Leginska

this teacher's teachersLeginska studied with teachers including Theodor Leschetizky.

Jacques Leguerney

this teacher's teachersLeguerney (1906–1997) studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger and Francis Poulenc.

René Leibowitz

this teacher's teachersLeibowitz (1913–1972) studied with teachers including Pierre Monteux, Arnold Schoenberg, and Anton Webern.

Hugo Leichtentritt

this teacher's teachersLeichtentritt studied with teachers including John Knowles Paine.

Erich Walter Sternberg

Karl Leimer

Walter Gieseking [pupils]
Janine Reding [pupils]

Jacques-Nicolas Lemmens

this teacher's teachersLemmens (1823–1881) studied with teachers including François-Joseph Fétis and Adolf Friedrich Hesse.

Henry Lemoine

this teacher's teachersLemoine (1786–1854) studied with teachers including Anton Reicha.

Renaud de Vilbac

Leonardo Leo

this teacher's teachersLeo (1694–1744) studied with teachers including Nicola Fago and Francesco Provenzale.

Hubert Léonard

this teacher's teachersLéonard studied with teachers including Charles Auguste de Bériot and François Habeneck.

Fred Lerdahl

this teacher's teachersLerdahl studied with teachers including Wolfgang Fortner and Roger Sessions.

Xavier Leroux

this teacher's teachersLeroux studied with teachers including Théodore Dubois.

Theodor Leschetizky

this teacher's teachersLeschetizky studied with teachers including Carl Czerny and Simon Sechter.

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Annette LeSiege

this teacher's teachersLeSiege studied with teachers including Samuel Adler and Warren Benson.

Franciszek Lessel

this teacher's teachersLessel studied with teachers including Joseph Haydn.

Maria Szymanowska

Jean-François Le Sueur

this teacher's teachersLe Sueur (1760–1837) studied with teachers including Nicolas Roze.

Lazare Lévy

this teacher's teachersLévy (1882–1964) studied with teachers including Louis Diémer, André Gedalge, and Albert Lavignac.

David Lewin

this teacher's teachersLewin studied with teachers including Milton Babbitt, Edward T. Cone, and Earl Kim.

Lee Hyla [pupils]

Henry Ley

this teacher's teachersLey (1887–1962) studied with teachers including Marmaduke Barton, Charles Villiers Stanford, Walter Parratt, and Charles Wood.

Thomas Armstrong [pupils]

Ingvar Lidholm

this teacher's teachersLidholm (born 1921) studied with teachers including Hilding Rosenberg.

Estelle Liebling

this teacher's teachersLiebling studied with teachers including Mathilde Marchesi and Selma Nicklass-Kempner.

John Lill

this teacher's teachersLill (born 1944) studied with teachers including Sidney Harrison, Wilhelm Kempff, and Angus Morrison.

Andrew Wilson-Dickson

Jenny Lind

this teacher's teachersLind studied with teachers including Manuel García and Adolf Fredrik Lindblad.

Adolf Fredrik Lindblad

this teacher's teachersLindblad studied with teachers including Carl Friedrich Zelter.

Jenny Lind [pupils]

Robert Lindley

this teacher's teachersLindley (1776–1855) studied with teachers including James Cervetto.

Charles Lucas [pupils]

Bernhard Listemann

this teacher's teachersListemann studied with teachers including Joseph Joachim and Henri Vieuxtemps.

Edmund Severn

Franz Liszt

this teacher's teachersLiszt studied with teachers including Carl Czerny, Anton Reicha, and Antonio Salieri.

Henry Litolff

this teacher's teachersLitolff (1818–1891) studied with teachers including Ignaz Moscheles.

Leo Livens

this teacher's teachersLivens (1896-1990) studied with teachers including Tobias Matthay.

William Alwyn [pupils]

Miguel Llobet

this teacher's teachersLlobet studied with teachers including Francisco Tárrega.

Charles Harford Lloyd

this teacher's teachersLloyd (1849–1919 studied with teachers including John Stainer.

William Lloyd Webber

this teacher's teachersLloyd Webber (1914–1982) studied with teachers including Ralph Vaughan Williams.

Normand Lockwood

this teacher's teachersLockwood studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger and Ottorino Respighi.

Marguerite Long

this teacher's teachersLong studied with teachers including Antoine François Marmontel.

Yvonne Loriod

this teacher's teachersLoriod (1924–2010) studied with teachers including César-Abel Estyle, Olivier Messiaen, Darius Milhaud, and Isidor Philipp.

Antonio Lotti

this teacher's teachersLotti (1667-1740) studied with teachers including Giovanni Legrenzi.

Charles Lucas

this teacher's teachersLucas (1808–1869) studied with teachers including William Crotch and Robert Lindley.

Andrea Luchesi

this teacher's teachersLuchesi (1741–1801) studied with teachers including Ferdinando Bertoni and Baldassare Galuppi.

Alvin Lucier

this teacher's teachersLucier (born 1931) studied with teachers including Arthur Berger, Aaron Copland, Lukas Foss, Quincy Porter, and Harold Shapero.

Elisabeth Lutyens

this teacher's teachersLutyens 1906–1983 studied with teachers including Harold Darke.

Brian Elias [pupils]
Robert Saxton [pupils]

Luzzasco Luzzaschi

this teacher's teachersLuzzaschi (c. 1545 – 1607) studied with teachers including Cipriano de Rore and Francesco dalla Viola.

Girolamo Frescobaldi [pupils]

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Terence MacDonagh

this teacher's teachersMacDonagh (1908–1986) studied with teachers including Myrtile Morel and Léon Goossens.

Edward MacDowell

this teacher's teachersMacDowell (1860–1908) studied with teachers including Teresa Carreño, Antoine François Marmontel, and Marie Gabriel Augustin Savard.

George Alexander Macfarren

this teacher's teachersMacfarren (1813–1887) studied with teachers including William Henry Holmes, Charles Lucas, Cipriani Potter, and John Smithies.

Alexander Mackenzie

this teacher's teachersMackenzie (1847–1935) studied with teachers including Charles Lucas and Eduard Stein.

Helen Hopekirk [pupils]
William Wallace [pupils]

Elizabeth Maconchy

this teacher's teachersMaconchy (1907–1994) studied with teachers including Arthur Alexander, Edith Boxhill, Gustav Holst, Karel Boleslav Jirák, John Francis Larchet, Charles Wood, and Ralph Vaughan Williams.

Bruno Maderna

this teacher's teachersMaderna (1920–1973) studied with teachers including Antonio Guarnieri, Gian Francesco Malipiero, and Hermann Scherchen.

Nikita Magaloff

this teacher's teachersNikita Magaloff (21 February 1912 – 26 December 1992) studied with teachers including Alexander Siloti and Isidor Philipp.

Alba Ventura

Gustav Mahler

this teacher's teachersMahler (1860–1911) studied with teachers including Julius Epstein, Heinrich Fischer, Robert Fuchs, and Franz Krenn.

Robert Winterberg

Artur Malawski

this teacher's teachersMalawski (1904–1957) studied with teachers including Jan Chmielewski and Kazimierz Sikorski.

Gian Francesco Malipiero

this teacher's teachersMalipiero (1882–1973) studied with teachers including Marco Enrico Bossi.

Eusebius Mandyczewski

this teacher's teachersMandyczewski (1857–1929) studied with teachers including Robert Fuchs and Gustav Nottebohm.

André Marchal

this teacher's teachersMarchal studied with teachers including Eugène Gigout.

Mathilde Marchesi

this teacher's teachersMarchesi (1821–1913) studied with teachers including Manuel García.

Jean-Étienne Marie

this teacher's teachersMarie (1917–1989) studied with teachers including Olivier Messiaen and Darius Milhaud.

Mario Lavista [pupils]

Antoine François Marmontel

this teacher's teachersMarmontel (1816–1898) studied with teachers including Victor Dourlen, Fromental Halévy, Jean-François Le Sueur, and Pierre-Joseph-Guillaume Zimmerman.

Maria Lluïsa Ponsa

Roger Marsh

this teacher's teachersMarsh (b. 1949) studied with teachers including Ian Kellam and Bernard Rands.

Frank Marshall

this teacher's teachersMarhshall (1883-1959) studied with teachers including Enrique Granados.

Martin Pierre Marsick

this teacher's teachersMarsick (1847–1924) studied with teachers including Désiré Heynberg, Hubert Léonard, and Lambert Massart.

Giovanni Battista Martini

this teacher's teachers"Padre Martini" studied with teachers including Giacomo Antonio Perti.

Adolf Bernhard Marx

this teacher's teachersMarx (1795-1866) studied with teachers including Daniel Gottlob Türk and Carl Friedrich Zelter.

Eduard Marxsen

this teacher's teachersMarxsen (1806–1887) studied with teachers including Carl Maria von Bocklet, Johann Heinrich Clasing, and Ignaz von Seyfried.

William Mason

this teacher's teachersMason (1829–1908) studied with teachers including Moritz Hauptmann, Franz Liszt, Ignaz Moscheles, and Henry Schmidt.

William Hall Sherwood

Lambert Massart

this teacher's teachersMassart (1811–1892) studied with teachers including Rodolphe Kreutzer.

Rodolphe Massart

this teacher's teachersMassart (1840–1910) studied with teachers including .

César Thomson [pupils]
Eugène Ysaÿe [pupils]

William Masselos

this teacher's teachersMasselos (1920-1992) studied with teachers including Carl Friedberg.

Nina Gamble Kennedy

Jules Massenet

this teacher's teachersMassenet (1842–1912) studied with teachers including Ernest Guiraud, Napoléon Henri Reber, and Marie Gabriel Augustin Savard.

Georges Mathias

this teacher's teachersMathias studied with teachers including François Bazin, Frédéric Chopin, Fromental Halévy, and Friedrich Kalkbrenner.

Émile Mathieu

this teacher's teachersMathieu (1844–1932) studied with teachers including Auguste Dupont.

Arthur De Greef [pupils]

Stanislao Mattei

this teacher's teachersMattei (1750–1825) studied with teachers including Giovanni Battista Martini.

Tobias Matthay

this teacher's teachersMatthay (1858– 1945) studied with teachers including William Sterndale Bennett, George Alexander Macfarren, Ebenezer Prout, and Arthur Sullivan.

Jean-Pierre Maurin

this teacher's teachersMaurin (1822-1894) studied with teachers including Pierre Baillot, Paul Guérin, and François Habeneck.

Henri Berthelier [pupils]
Lucien Capet [pupils]

Antoinette Mauté de Fleurville

Claude Debussy [pupils]

Nicholas Maw

this teacher's teachersMaw studied with teachers including Lennox Berkeley and Nadia Boulanger.

Piers Hellawell [pupils]

Richard Maxfield

this teacher's teachersMaxfield studied with teachers including John Cage, Aaron Copland, Luigi Dallapiccola, Ernst Krenek, Bruno Maderna, and Roger Sessions.

La Monte Young [pupils]

František Maxián

this teacher's teachersMaxián (1907–1971) studied with teachers including Vilém Kurz.

Charles Mayer

this teacher's teachersMayer studied with teachers including John Field.

Thomas Mayne

this teacher's teachersMayne (–) studied with teachers including .

Carmelo Pace [pupils]

Simon Mayr

this teacher's teachersMayr (1763–1845) studied with teachers including Ferdinando Bertoni.

Joseph Mayseder

this teacher's teachersMayseder (1789–1863) studied with teachers including Emanuel Aloys Förster, Ignaz Schuppanzigh, and Paul Wranitzky.

Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst

Virgilio Mazzocchi

this teacher's teachersMazzocchi (1597–1646) studied with teachers including Domenico Mazzocchi.

Matteo Simonelli [pupils]

Alberto Mazzucato

this teacher's teachersMazzucato (1813–1877) studied with teachers including Bresciano .

John Blackwood McEwen

this teacher's teachersMcEwen (1868–1948) studied with teachers including Frederick Corder, Tobias Matthay, and Ebenezer Prout.

Colin McPhee

this teacher's teachersMcPhee (1900–1964) studied with teachers including Arthur Friedheim, Gustav Strube, and Edgard Varèse.

Paul Méfano

this teacher's teachersMéfano (1937–2020) studied with teachers including Messiaen and Milhaud .

Misato Mochizuki

Lambert Joseph Meerts

this teacher's teachersMeerts (1800–1863) studied with teachers including Pierre Baillot and Jean-Henri Simon.

Hugo Heermann [pupils]

Étienne Méhul

this teacher's teachersMéhul (1763–1817) studied with teachers including Jean-Frédéric Edelmann and Wilhelm Hanser.

Gustav Meier

this teacher's teachersMeier (1929–2016) studied with teachers including Hans Swarowsky.

Salvatore Meluzzi

this teacher's teachersMeluzzi (1813–1897) studied with teachers including Giuseppe Baini, Otto Nicolai, and Henrik Rung.

Stanislao Falchi [pupils]

Felix Mendelssohn

this teacher's teachersMendelssohn (1809–1847) studied with teachers including Ludwig Berger, Ignaz Moscheles, and Carl Friedrich Zelter.

Martin-Joseph Mengal

this teacher's teachers Mengal (1784-1851) studied with teachers including Charles Simon Catel and Frédéric Duvernoy.

François-Auguste Gevaert [pupils]

Isolde Menges

this teacher's teachersMenges (1893–1976) studied with teachers including Leopold Auer, Carl Flesch, and Leon Sametini.

Suzanne Rozsa [pupils]

Peter Mennin

this teacher's teachersMennin studied with teachers including Howard Hanson, Normand Lockwood, and Bernard Rogers.

Gian Carlo Menotti

this teacher's teachersMenotti studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger and Rosario Scalero.

Yehudi Menuhin

this teacher's teachersMenuhin studied with teachers including George Enescu and Louis Persinger.

Saverio Mercadante

this teacher's teachersMercadante studied with teachers including Fedele Fenaroli.

Albert Grisar

Frank Merrick

this teacher's teachersMerrick (1886–1981) studied with teachers including Theodor Leschetizky.

Claudio Merulo

this teacher's teachersMerulo (1533–1604) studied with teachers including Tugdual Menon.

Olivier Messiaen

this teacher's teachersMessiaen (1908–1992) studied with teachers including Paul Dukas, Marcel Dupré, Maurice Emmanuel, César-Abel Estyle, Jean Gallon, Noël Gallon, and Charles-Marie Widor.

As well as being a prominent composer, the Frenchman Olivier Messiaen was a noted teacher of musical analysis, harmony and composition at the Paris Conservatoire from the 1940s until he retired in 1978. He also taught classes at the Darmstadt new music summer school in 1949 and 1950. This list of students of Olivier Messiaen contains some of the musicians who (like Pierre Boulez, Yvonne Loriod and George Benjamin) attended his classes, or who (like Peter Hill and Jennifer Bate) studied privately with the composer or collaborated with him in preparation for their performances of his music.

Olivier Alain
William Albright [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1968–1969)
Émilien Allard
Juan Allende-Blin
Gilbert Amy
Solange Ancona
Jurriaan Andriessen
Jean Barraqué (Paris Conservatoire)
Gisèle Barreau
Jennifer Bate
Sadao Bekku
George Benjamin (Paris Conservatoire, later half of the 1970s)
Easley Blackwood Jr. [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1954)
William Bolcom [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1960)
Pierre Boulez [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1940s)
Joanna Bruzdowicz
Qigang Chen
Marius Constant
Philip Corner
George Couroupos (Paris Conservatoire, 1968–1972)
Melanie Ruth Daiken
Nguyen-Thien Dao
Peter Maxwell Davies [pupils] (auditeur at the Paris Conservatoire)
Michel Decoust
Liam Devlin
Julio Estrada
Michel Fano
Luc Ferrari
Serge Garant
Steven Gellman
Alexander Goehr [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, '56–'57)
Karel Goeyvaerts
Ida Gotkovsky (Paris Conservatoire, late 1940s)
Gérard Grisey [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire)
Pierre Henry
Jacques Hétu
Peter Hill
Ivan Jevtić
Betsy Jolas (late 1940s)
Quincy Jones
Ginette Keller
Oliver Knussen
György Kurtág
Alcides Lanza [pupils]
Ivana Loudová
Ton de Leeuw [pupils]
Jean-Pierre Leguay
Maurice Le Roux (Paris Conservatoire)
Michaël Lévinas (Paris Conservatoire)
Gerald Levinson (Paris Conservatoire, 1970s)
Yvonne Loriod [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1940s, she became the composer's second wife)
François-Bernard Mâche
Jean-Étienne Marie [pupils]
Jean-Louis Martinet (Paris Conservatoire)
Bruce Mather
Roger Matton
Jenny McLeod
Paul Méfano
Michel Merlet
Jacques-Louis Monod (Paris Conservatoire, 1940s)
Tristan Murail [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1967–72)
Serge Nigg (Paris Conservatoire)
Marlos Nobre (Latin-American Center, Buenos Aires)
Nicolas Panagopoulos (Paris Conservatoire, 1974–1978)
Jean-Louis Petit
José Almeida Prado
André Prévost
Grażyna Pstrokońska-Nawratil [pupils]
Marta Ptaszynska
Michèle Reverdy
Mauricio Rosenmann (Paris Conservatoire, 1962–64)
Kimi Sato (Paris Conservatoire, 1972–1976)
Georges Savaria (Schola Cantorum de Paris, 1930s)
Brian Schober (Paris Conservatoire)
Robert Sherlaw Johnson [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire)
Makoto Shinohara
Sylvia Soublette
Karlheinz Stockhausen [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1952)
Mikis Theodorakis (Paris Conservatoire, 1950s)
Michiko Toyama
Vlastimir Trajković
Gilles Tremblay
Robert Turner
Igor Wakhévitch
Iannis Xenakis [pupils] (briefly referred to Messiaen at the Paris Conservatoire in 1951)
Akio Yashiro [pupils]

Richard Strauss [pupils]

Regina Resnik

Anthony Milner

this teacher's teachersMilner studied with teachers including R. O. Morris and Mátyás Seiber.

Miloje Milojević

Ludmila Frajt

Lluís Millet

this teacher's teachersMillet (1867–1941) studied with teachers including Felip Pedrell and Carles Vidiella.

Maria Canals i Cendrós [pupils]

Nathan Milstein

this teacher's teachersMilstein (1904–1992) studied with teachers including Leopold Auer, Pyotr Stolyarsky, and Eugène Ysaÿe.

Akira Miyoshi

this teacher's teachersMiyoshi studied with teachers including Henri Challan, Raymond Gallois-Montbrun, Kozaburo Hirai, and Tomojirō Ikenouchi.

Shin'ichirō Ikebe

Charles Lynch [pupils]
Malcolm Sargent [pupils]

Jérôme-Joseph de Momigny

August Philipp Peellaert [pupils]

Stanisław Moniuszko

this teacher's teachersMoniuszko studied with teachers including Carl Friedrich Rungenhagen.

Zygmunt Noskowski [pupils]

Georg Matthias Monn

this teacher's teachersMonn (1717–1750) studied with teachers including unknown .

Johann Georg Albrechtsberger [pupils](probably)

John La Montaine

this teacher's teachersLa Montaine studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger, Howard Hanson, and Bernard Rogers.

Robert Morris [pupils]

Antonio Montanari

Johann Georg Pisendel [pupils]

Philippe de Monte

Giovanni de Macque [pupils]

Pierre Monteux

this teacher's teachersMonteux (1875–1964) studied with teachers including Henri Berthelier and Théophile Laforge.

René Leibowitz [pupils]

Claudio Monteverdi

this teacher's teachersMonteverdi studied with teachers including Marc'Antonio Ingegneri.

Francesco Cavalli ("almost certainly")
Giovanni Rovetta

Francisco Guerrero

Giovanni Morandi

Rosa Morandi

Henri Moreau

this teacher's teachersMoreau (1728 – 1803) studied with teachers including Bartolomeo Lustrini and Antonio Aurisicchio.

André Grétry [pupils]

Orlando Morgan

Francesco Morlacchi

this teacher's teachersMorlacchi studied with teachers including Stanislao Mattei.

Moritz Hauptmann [pupils]

R. O. Morris

this teacher's teachers(1886–1948) studied with teachers including Charles Wood.

Robert Morris

this teacher's teachersMorris studied with teachers including Leslie Bassett, Ross Lee Finney, Eugene Kurtz, and John La Montaine.

Composition

Theory

Ivan Galamian [pupils]

Antônio Francisco Braga

Alexander Moyzes

this teacher's teachersMoyzes (1906–1984) studied with teachers including Vítězslav Novák.

Franz Xaver Wolfgang Mozart

Ernst Pauer [pupils]

Friedrich Wilhelm Rust

Cesare de Sanctis [pupils]

Thea Musgrave

this teacher's teachersMusgrave studied with teachers including Nadia Boulanger and Aaron Copland.

Nikolai Myaskovsky

this teacher's teachersMyaskovsky studied with teachers including Reinhold Glière, Nikolai Kazanli, Ivan Kryzhanovsky, Anatoly Lyadov, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, and Jāzeps Vītols.

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Spanswick, Melanie (2022). Women Composers: A Graded Anthology for Piano, Book 2. Schott Music. p. 38. ISBN 9783795727451. Helen Hopekirk (1856–1945)... ...she studied with George Lichtenstein and with Scottish composer Alexander Mackenzie...
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