K

Kaa, Franz Ignaz

Kàan, Jindřich z Albestů

Kabaivanska, Raina

Kabalevsky, Dmitry Borisovich

Kabeláč, Miloslav

Kacapi [kacaping] (ii).

Kachamba, Daniel (James)

Kacsoh, Pongrác

Kaczkowski, Joachim

Kaden, Christian

Kadner, Johann.

Kafenda, Frico [Fridrich]

Käfer, Johann Philipp

Kaffka [Engelmann], Johann Christoph

Kafka, Johann Nepomuk

Kafui [Avotri], Kenneth

Kagel, Mauricio (Raúl)

Kahn, Erich Itor

Kahnt, Christian Friedrich

Kahowez, Günter

Kaifeng Jews, music of the.

Kaioni, Ioan [Joan, Joannes, Johannes].

Kaipainen, Jouni (Ilari)

Kaiser, Joachim

Kajanus, Robert

Kajoni, Ioan [Joan, Joannes, Johannes, János].

Kalabis, Viktor

Kalachevs'ky, Mykhailo Mykolayovych

Kalafati, Vasily Pavlovich

Kalangu [kalanggual, kalungu, danko].

Kalaniemi, Maria

Kalaš, Julius [Kassal, Luis]

Kalcher [Kalchner], Johann Nepomuk

Kaldenbach [Caldenbach], Christoph

Kalichstein, Joseph

Kálik, Václav

Kalina z Chotěřiny, Matouš.

Kalinnikov, Vasily Sergeyevich

Kalinnikov, Viktor Sergeyevich

Kalish, Gilbert

Kalistratov, Valery Yur'yevich

Kalitzke, Johannes

Kalivoda, Jan Křtitel Václav.

Kalkbrenner, Frédéric [Friedrich Wilhelm Michael]

Kallberg, Jeffrey

Kallimulin, Rashid (Fagimovich)

Kalliope [Kalliopeia, Calliope, Calliopea].

Kalliwoda, Johann Wenzel [Kalivoda, Jan Křtitel Václav]

Kallman, Chester

Kallmann, Helmut

Kallos, Sandor (Aleksandr Ernestovich)

Kallstenius, Edvin

Kálmán, Emmerich [Imre]

Kalmár, László

Kalmus, Alfred (August Uhlrich)

Kalmus, Edwin F.

Kalniņš, Alfrēds

Kalniņš, Imants

Kalniņš, Jānis

Kalomiris, Manolis

Kalophonic chant

Kalous, Václav

Kalsons, Romualds

Kalter [Aufrichtig], Sabine

Kalthum, Ibrahim Um.

Kamal, Trisutji (Djuliati)

Kamāncheh [k‘aman, kamancha, kamanja, k‘emanch‘a, kemanche, kemence]

Kamel, Antonín.

Kamieński [Kamięski, Kamenický, Kamenský], Maciej

Kaminski, Heinrich

Kaminski, Joseph

Kamisangō, Yūkō

Kammel [Kamel, Kammell, Kamml, Khaml, Cammell], Antonín

Kammermusikaufführungen zur Förderung Zeitgenössischer Tonkunst.

Kammersymphonie

Kamml, Antonín.

Kampa, Johannes de.

Kämper, Dietrich

Kämpfer, Joseph

Kamphuysen, Dirk Rafaelszoon.

Kamu, Okko (Tapani)

Kamu-purui [gammu burui].

Kanai [née Kawahira], Kikuko

Kanawa, Kiri Te.

Kanazawa, Masakata

Kancheli, Giya [Gia]

Kandela, Philipp.

Kander, John (Harrold)

Kandinsky, Aleksey Ivanovich

Kandler, Franz Sales

Kandov, Aleksandar

Kandrusevich, Wladzimir Pyatrovich

Kanerstein, [Kanershteyn] Oleksandr (Mikhaylovich)

Kang Sukhi [Kang Sōkhŭi]

Kanitz, Ernest [Ernst]

Kañjīrā [kanjeera].

Kaňka, Jan (Nepomuk) [Kanka, Johann Nepomuk]

Kanne, Friedrich August

Kantorow, Jean-Jacques

Kapell, William

Kaper, Bronislaw [Bronislau]

Kappel, Gertrude

Kaprál, Václav

Kaprálová, Vítězslava

Kapsberger, Johann Hieronymus.

Kapsperger, Giovanni Girolamo [Giovanni Geronimo; Kapsberger, Johann Hieronymus; ‘Il Tedesco della tiorba’]

Kapustin, Nikolay Girshevich

Kapyrin, Dmitry Yur'yevich

Karabyts, Ivan Fyodorovych

Karaite Jews, music of the.

Karajan, Herbert von

Karalayev, Sayakbai

Karamanov, Alemdar Sabitovych

Karamanuk, Sirvart

Karaoke [Jap.: ‘empty orchestra’].

Karasowski, Maurycy

Karastoyanov, Asen

Karatïgin, Vyacheslav Gavrilovich

Karayev, Kara (Abul'faz-oglï)

Karbusicky, Vladimir [Karbusický, Vladimír]

Karchin, Louis (Samuel)

Kardoš, Dezider

Karest, Joes [Joos Careest, Joost Kareest, Kerrest etc.]

Karetnikov, Nikolay Nikolayevich

Kargel [Kärgel, Kargl, Kärgl], Sixt [Sixtus]

Karg-Elert [Karg], Sigfrid (Theodor)

Karges [Carges], Wilhelm

Kargl [Kärgl], Sixt.

Karkoff, Ingvar (Rolf Mikael)

Karkoff, Maurice (Ingvar)

Karkoschka, Erhard

Karłowicz, Jan.

Karłowicz, Mieczysław

Karlsen, Kjell Mørk

Karlsons, Juris

Karlsruhe Anonymous.

Karmins'ky, Mark Veniaminovych

Karnavičius, Jurgins

Karp, Theodore C(yrus)

Kárpáti, János

Karpeles, Maud Pauline

Karr, Gary (Michael)

Kartāl [karatāla, kartāla, kartār].

Kartomi, Margaret J(oy)

Karyotakis, Theodore

Kasanda, Nicolas [Kasanda wa Mikalay; ‘Docteur Nico’]

Kasarova, Vessalina

Kaschendorf [Caschindorf, Castendorfer, Kastendörfer], Stephan

Kaschmann [Kašman], Giuseppe

Kashin, Daniil Nikitich

Kashkashian, Kim

Kashkin, Nikolay Dmitriyevich

Kashperov, Vladimir Nikitich

Kashua [kashwa].

Kasilag, Lucrecia Roces

Kašlík, Václav

Kašman, Giuseppe.

Kasparov, Yury Sergeyevich

Kasprzyk, Jacek

Kassern, Tadeusz (Zygfryd)

Kassia [Cassia, Kasia, Eikasia, Ikasia, Kasianē, Kassianē]

Kastal'sky, Aleksandr Dmitriyevich

Kastendörfer, Stephan.

Kastens, Lambert Daniel

Kastner, Alfred

Kastner, Emerich

Kastner, Georges Frédéric Eugène.

Kastner, Jean-Georges [Johann Georg]

Kastner, Macario Santiago

Kastorsky, Vladimir

Kastsyukavets', Larïsa Filipawna

Kas'yanov, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich

Katanga guitar style.

Katchen, Julius

Katin, Peter (Roy)

Kats, Boris Aronovich

Katsaris, Cyprien

Katsarova(-Kukudova), Rayna

Kats-Chernin, Elena

Kątski [de Kontskï].

Kattnigg, Rudolf (Karl)

Katuar, Georgy.

Katul'skaya, Yelena Kliment'yevna

Katunda [Catunda], Eunice (do Monte Lima)

Katz, Israel J(oseph)

Kauer, Ferdinand

Kauffmann, (Karl) Emil

Kauffmann, Georg Friedrich

Kauffmann, Leo Justinius

Kauffmann [Kaufman, Kaufmann], Paul

Kaufman, Fredrick

Kaufman, Nikolai

Kaufmann, Armin

Kaufmann, Dieter

Kaufmann, Harald

Kaufmann, Henry W(illiam)

Kaufmann [Kaufman], Paul.

Kaufmann, Walter

Kaukesel, Guibert.

Kaun, Bernhard Theodor Ludwig

Kaval [kavali, kavall].

Kaveret [Poogy].

Kay, Ulysses (Simpson)

Kaye, Geoffrey.

Kayser, Johann Melchior.

Kayser, Philipp Christoph

Kazakhstan (Kaz. Kazak Respublikasy).

Kazandzhiev, Vasil

Kazanli, Nikolay Ivanovich

Kazarian, Yury Shaheni.

Kazenin, Vladislav Igorevich

Kazhlayev, Murad

Kazoo [bazoo, bazooka, gazooka, gazoota].

Kazuro, Stanisław

Każyński, Wiktor

Keane, David (Roger)

Kearns, William Henry

Keats, Donald (Howard)

Kechakmadze, Ioseb

Keck, Johannes [Keckius]

Kecskeméti, István

Kee, Piet(er William)

Keel, Howard [Leek, Harold Clifford]

Keeley, Mary Anne.

Keene, Christopher

Keenlyside, Simon

Kehl, Johann Balthasar

Keifferer, Christian

Keilberth, Joseph

Keillor, Elaine (Frances)

Keinspeck [Künspeck, Reinspeck], Michael

Keipfer, Georges-Adam.

Keirleber, Johann Georg.

Keiser, Reinhard [Cesare, Rinardo]

Keldïsh, Yury [Georgy] Vsevolodovich

Keldorfer, Viktor (Josef)

Kelemen, Zoltán

Kéler, Béla (Albrecht Pál) [Keler, Adalbert Paul von]

Kell, Reginald (Clifford)

Keller, Hermann

Keller, J(?ohann) Gottfried [Godfrey]

Keller [Kelleri], Fortunato.

Kelley, Edgar Stillman [Stillman-Kelley, Edgar]

Kellie, 6th Earl of.

Kellner, Andreas

Kellner, Johann Christoph

Kellner [Keller, Kelner], Johann Peter

Kellogg, Clara Louise

Kelly [Kellie], 6th Earl of [Erskine, Thomas Alexander]

Kelly, Bryan (George)

Kelly, Frederick Septimus [Sep, Cleg]

Kelly, Michael (William)

Kelly, T(homas) C(hristopher)

Kelpius, Johannes

Kelterborn, Rudolf

Kelz [Kölz], Matthias (i)

Kelz [Kölz], Matthias (ii)

Kemble, Adelaide

Kemp, Ian (Manson)

Kempa, Johannes de.

Kempen, Ludwig van.

Kempen, Paul van

Kempff, Wilhelm

Kendale, Richard

Kendang [kendhang].

Kendrā [kendera, kendra, kenra].

Kendrick, Graham (Andrew)

Kenessey, Jenő

Kenigsberg, Alla Konstantinovna.

Kenins, Talivaldis [Ķeniņš, Tālivaldis]

Kennan, Kent (Wheeler)

Kennedy [Nigel (Paul)]

Kennedy, (George) Michael (Sinclair)

Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Kennedy-Fraser, Marjorie [née Kennedy]

Kennersley, Robert.

Kenney, Sylvia W(isdom)

Kennis, Willem Gommaar [Guillaume Gommiare]

Kennis, Guillaume Jacques Joseph

Kenny, Yvonne (Denise)

Kenton [Kornstein], Egon F(rancis)

Kenton, Stan(ley Newcomb)

Kentucky dulcimer.

Kentucky Opera Association.

Kenyon, Nicholas

Ķepītis, Jānis

Kepler [Keppler], Johannes

Keppard, Freddie

Kerckhoven [Kerchoven, van Kerckhove], Abraham van den

Kerényi, György

Kerer, Rudol'f (Rikhardovich)

Kerkar, Kesarbai

Kerker, Gustave A(dolphe)

Kerl, Johann Caspar [Kaspar].

Kerle, Gaspard.

Kerle, Jacobus de

Kerll [Kerl, Gherl], Johann Caspar [Kaspar] [Cherll, Giovanni Gasparo; Kerle, Gaspard]

Kerman, Joseph (Wilfred)

Kern [née Seitz], Frida

Kern, Jerome (David)

Kernberg, Johann Philipp.

Kernis, Aaron Jay

Kerpely, Jenő.

Kerpen, Freiherr Hugo Franz Karl Alexander von [Hugo Friedrich]

Kerrest, Joost.

Kersters, Willem

Kertész, István

Kerzelli [Kercel, Kerzel, Kerzell].

Kerzina, Mariya Semyonovna [née Pospelova]

Kessler, Dietrich M(artin)

Kessler, Thomas

Kessler, Wendelin

Kestenberg, Leo

Ketèlbey, Albert W(illiam)

Kette von Trillern

Keuchenthal [Kochenthal, Küchenthäler], Johannes

Keulen, Geert van

Keulen, Isabelle van

Keuris, Tristan

Keurvels, Edward (Hubertus Joannes)

Keussler, Gerhard von

Keyboard music.

Keyed bugle [key bugle, Kent bugle, Royal Kent bugle, Kent horn etc.]

Keyrleber [Keirleber], Johann Georg

Keys, Ivor (Christopher Banfield)

Khachaturian, Aram (Il'ich)

Khachaturyan, Karen (Surenovich)

Khadzhiyev, Parashkev

Khaen [kaen, khene, khen].

Khagagortian, Eduard (Aramovich)

Khaykin, Boris (Ėmmanuilovich)

Khain, Johannes.

Khaïrat, Abu-Bakr

Khalīl ibn Ahmad, al-

Khaml, Antonín.

Khan, Abdul Karim

Khan, Ali Akbar

Khan, Allauddin

Khan, Amjad Ali

Khan, Bade Ghulam Ali

Khan, Faiyaz (Husain)

Khan, Ghulam Raza [Khān, Ghulām Razā]

Khan, Masit [Khān, Masīt]

Khān, Muhammad Jum‘a

Khandoshkin, Ivan Yevstafyevich

Khandzta, Grigol of

Khanon'' [Khanin] (Solov'yov-Savoyarov), Yury Feliksovich

Kharlap, Miron Grigor'yevich

Khaykin, Boris.

Khentova, Soif'ya Mikhaylovna

Khessin, Aleksandr Borisovich

Khmer Republic.

Khnes [Khness, Khnies], Jurij.

Khoikhoi music.

Khokhlov, Pavel (Akinfiyevich)

Kholbio, Simon.

Kholminov, Aleksandr Nikolayevich

Kholopov, Yury Nikolayevich

Kholopova, Valentina Nikolayevna

Khrennikov, Tikhon Nikolayevich

Khristoskov, Petar

Khristov, Dimitar

Khristov, Dobri

Khubov, Georgy Nikitich

Khuen [Khain, Kuen], Johannes

Khues [Khuess, Khüess], Jurij.

Khumalo, (James Steven) Mzilikazi

Khurtsia, Noko (Nikoloz)

Khyāl, Hafīzullah

Khym [Chym, Kyhm], Carl

Kibkalo, Yevgeny (Gavrilovich)

Kichler, Johann.

Kiefert, (Johann) Carl

Kieffer, Aldine S(illman)

Kieken, Johannes.

Kienlen, Johann Cristoph

Kienzl, Wilhelm

Kiesewetter, Raphael Georg

Kikkawa [Satō], Eishi

Kikta, Valery Grigor'yevich

Kilānī, Rīīm Yūsuf

Kilar, Wojciech

Kilenyi, Edward

Kilian, Johann [Hans]

Killmayer, Wilhelm

Kilpinen, Yrjö (Henrik)

Kilwardby, Robert

Kim, Earl [Eul]

Kimbell, David (Rodney Bertram)

Kimber, William [Bill, Merry]

Kim Chung-gil [Kim Chŏnggil]

Kimmerling, Robert [Johannes Evangelist]

Kim Min-ki [Kim Min'gi]

Kim Sohŭi [Kim So-hee]

Kim Young Dong [Kim Yŏngdong]

Kincaid, William

Kind, (Johann) Friedrich

Kindermann, August

Kindermann, Hedwig Reicher-.

Kindermann, Johann Erasmus

Kindersley [Kennersley, Kinnerley, Kynnersley], Robert

Kindī, al- [Abū Yūsuf Ya‘qūb]

King, Alec [Alexander] Hyatt

King, B.B. [Riley B.]

King, Ben(jamin) E(arl Nelson)

King [Klein], Carole

King, E(lisha) J.

King, G(ilbert) R.

King, James (Ambros)

King, Karl L(awrence)

King, Matthew Peter

King, Reginald (Claude McMahon)

King, Robert (i)

King, Robert (John Stephen)

King Curtis [Ousley, Curtis]

King’s Singers.

King’s Theatre.

Kinkel [Mathieux; née Mockel], Johanna

Kinkeldey, Otto

Kinloch, William

Kinner von Scherffenstein, Martin

Kinsky, Georg L(udwig)

Kinzer, Giovanni.

Kipnis, Alexander

Király, László

Kirby, F(rank) E(ugene)

Kirby, Percival (Robson)

Kirchbauer, Alphons

Kircher, Athanasius

Kirchgässner [Kirchgessner], Marianne [Mariane, Maria Anna] (Antonia)

Kirchhoff, Gottfried

Kirchner, (Fürchtegott) Theodor

Kirchner, Volker David

Kiriac-Georgescu, Dumitru

Kiribati, Republic of.

Kirkby, (Carolyn) Emma

Kirkby-Lunn, Louise.

Kirkendale [née Schöttler], Ursula (Antonie)

Kirkendale, (John) Warren

Kirkman [Kirchmann, Kirckman].

Kirkpatrick, John

Kirkpatrick, Ralph (Leonard)

Kirkpatrick, William J(ames)

Kirnberger [Kernberg], Johann Philipp

Kirsch, Winfried

Kirshbaum, Ralph (Henry)

Kirsten, Dorothy

Kishibe, Shigeo

Kisielewski, Stefan

Kissin, Yevgeny

Kist, Florentius Cornelis

Kistler, Cyrill

Kistner & Siegel.

Kit [kytte, treble violin]

Kitsenko, Dmitry

Kitson, Charles Herbert

Kittel, Johann Christian

Kittl, Jan Bedřich [Johann Friedrich]

Kjellberg, Erik (Daniel)

Kjerulf, Halfdan

Klabon [Klaboni, Clabon, Claboni, Clabonius], Krzysztof [Christophorus]

Kladas [Lampadarios], Joannes

Klafsky, Katharina [Katalin]

Klami, Uuno (Kalervo)

Klangfarbenmelodie

Klangschlüssel

Klappenhorn [Klappenflügelhorn]

Klappentrompete

Klatzow, Peter (James Leonard)

Klauwell, Otto (Adolf)

Klavier-Harmonika

Klebanov, Dmytro Lvovych

Klebe, Giselher

Kleber, Leonhard

Kleczyński, Jan

Kleczyński [Kletzinsky], Jan Baptysta

Kleen, Johan Christoph

Klega, Miroslav

Kleiber, Carlos

Klein, Bernhard (Joseph)

Klein, Fritz Heinrich

Klein, Jacob [de jonge] [Herman]

Klein, Johann Joseph

Klein, Judy [Judith]

Kleinknecht [Klinekenek].

Kleinmichel, Richard

Kleinsinger, George

Kleist, (Bernd) Heinrich (Wilhelm) von

Klemczyński, Julian

Klemm, Eberhardt

Klemm [Klemme, Klemmio, Klemmius], Johann

Klemm [Clem, Clemm], Johann Gottlob

Klemperer, Otto

Klenau, Paul (August) von

Klencke, Helmina [Wilhelmina Christiane].

Klengel, August (Stephan) Alexander

Klengel, Julius

Klenovsky, Nikolay Semyonovich

Klerk, Albert de

Kletzki, Paul [Klecki, Pawel]

KLF [Kopyright Liberation Front].

Klička, Václav

Klimovitsky, Abram Iosifovich

Klindworth, Karl (Ludwig)

Kling, Henri (Adrien Louis)

Klingenstein, Bernhard

Klinkova, Zhivka

Klobásková, Libuše.

Klobučar, Berislav

Klöcker, Dieter

Klöffler, Johann Friedrich