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Claudio Abbado

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Claudio Abbado

Actor (2)

Passed away on: 20-01-2014 (80)

Born: 26 June 1933 in Milano, Italy

Known from: In Search of Beethoven and Conducting Mahler

IMDb profile: Claudio Abbado

Wikipedia: Claudio Abbado

Known from

Full filmography (2)
3,50 (6)

In Search of Beethoven

2009 • 139 minuten
as Self
3,75 (4)

Conducting Mahler

1995 • 75 minuten
as Self - Conductor

Collaborated with

Brian Large Brian Large
Jean-Pierre Ponelle Jean-Pierre Ponelle
Andrea Rost Andrea Rost
Berliner Philharmoniker Berliner Philharmoniker
Karita Mattila Karita Mattila
Heinz Zednik Heinz Zednik
Michael Beyer Michael Beyer
Bryn Terfel Bryn Terfel
Hélène Grimaud Hélène Grimaud
Giuseppe Verdi Giuseppe Verdi
Nicolai Ghiaurov Nicolai Ghiaurov
Andrej Nicolay Andrej Nicolay
Gustav Mahler Gustav Mahler
Lucerne Festival Orchestra Lucerne Festival Orchestra
Gil Shaham Gil Shaham

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