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| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dante: Part I "Inferno": VII. The Suicides—the bleeding trees—Thomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part I "Inferno": VIII. The Deviants—on burning sand— |
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Gustávo Dudamel (1981) is a conductor from Venezuela. 403 classical recordings in this catalogue.
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Ludwig van Beethoven54 recordings · Germany
Sergei Rachmaninoff38 recordings · Russian Empire
Gustav Mahler31 recordings · Czech Republic
Igor Stravinsky30 recordings · Russiaconductor
| Thomas Adès |
| conductor |
| — |
| Dante: Part I "Inferno": IX. The Fortune-tellers—facing both waysThomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part I "Inferno": X. The Popes’ Adagio—heads first—Thomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part I "Inferno": XI. The Hypocrites—in coats of leadThomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part I "Inferno": XII. The Thieves—devoured by reptilesThomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part I "Inferno": XIII. Satan—in the lake of iceThomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part II "Purgatorio": I. Dawn on the Sea of Purgatory—Thomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part II "Purgatorio": II. Mount Purgatory—Thomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part II "Purgatorio": III. The Valley of Flowers—Thomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part II "Purgatorio": IV. The Healing Fire—Thomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part II "Purgatorio": V. The Earthly Paradise—Thomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part II "Purgatorio": VI. The Heavenly Procession—Thomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part II "Purgatorio": VII. The AscentThomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Dante: Part III "Paradiso": Awakening—Moon—Mercury—Venus—Sun—Mars—Jupiter (The Eagle)—Saturn (The Golden Ladder)—Fixed Stars—EmpyreanThomas Adès conductor | Thomas Adès | conductor | — |
| Symphony no. 5, op. 67: Allegro con brioLudwig van Beethoven conductor | Ludwig van Beethoven | conductor | — |
| Estancia Suite, op. 8, Final Dance: Malambo, Part 1Alberto Ginastera conductor | Alberto Ginastera | conductor | — |
| Estancia Suite, op. 8, Final Dance: Malambo, Part 2Alberto Ginastera conductor | Alberto Ginastera | conductor | — |
| City Noir: The Song Is for YouJohn Adams conductor | John Adams | conductor | — |
| City Noir: Boulevard NightJohn Adams conductor | John Adams | conductor | — |
| City Noir: The City and Its DoubleJohn Adams conductor | John Adams | conductor | — |
| Danzón no. 2 (Mexico)Arturo Márquez conductor | Arturo Márquez | conductor | — |
| Conga del fuegoArturo Márquez conductor | Arturo Márquez | conductor | — |
| Adagio for StringsSamuel Barber conductor | Samuel Barber | conductor | — |
| Candide OvertureLeonard Bernstein conductor | Leonard Bernstein | conductor | — |
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