K ney � k’NAY � (To Her) � (poem by A. Belïy [(A.) BAY-lee] set to music by SergeiRachmaninoff [sehr-GAYEE rahk-MAH-nyih-nuff])

Kaan � Jind�ich z Albest� Kàan � YINND-rshihk z’AHL-bess-too KAHAHN � (known alsoas Heinrich Kàan-Albest [H����N-rihh KAHAHN-AHL-besst])

Kabaivanska � Raina Kabaivanska � rah-EE-nah kah-bahih-WAHN-skuh � (known also asRaina Yakimova [yah-KEE-muh-vuh] Kabaivanska)

Kabalevsky � Dmitri Kabalevsky � d’MEE-tree kah-bah-LYEFF-skee � (known also asDmitri Borisovich Kabalevsky [d’MEE-tree bah-REE-suh-vihch kah-bah-LYEFF-skee]) �(the first name is also transliterated as Dmitry)

Kabasta � Oswald Kabasta � AWSS-vahlt kah-BAHSS-tah

Kabelac � Miloslav Kabelá� � MIH-law-slahf KAH-beh-lahahsh

Kabos � Ilona Kabós � IH-law-nuh KAH-bohohsh

Kacinskas � Jerome Ka�inskas � juh-ROHM kah-CHINN-skuss � (known also asJeronimas Ka�inskas [yeh-raw-NEE-mahss kah-CHEEN-skahss])

Kaddish for terezin � Kaddish for Terezin � kahd-DIHSH (for) TEH-reh-zinn � (aHolocaust Requiem [{REH-kôôee-umm} REH-kôôih-emm] by Ronald Senator [RAH-nulldSEH-nuh-tur]) � (Kaddish is a Jewish mourner’s prayer, and Terezin is a Czechoslovakiantown converted to a concentration camp by the Nazis during World War II, where more than15,000 Jewish children perished)

Kade � Otto Kade � AWT-toh KAH-duh

Kadesh urchatz � Kadesh Ur'chatz � kah-DEHSH o-HAHTSS � (Bless and Wash — aprayer song)

Kadosa � Pál Kadosa � PAHAHL KAH-daw-shah

Kadosh sanctus � Kadosh, Sanctus � kah-DAWSH, SAHNGK-tawss � (section of theHolocaust Reqiem — Kaddish for Terezin [kahd-DIHSH (for) TEH-reh-zinn] by RonaldSenator [RAH-nulld SEH-nuh-tur) � (Kaddish is a Jewish mourner’s prayer, and Terezin is aCzechoslovakian town converted to a concentration camp by the Nazis during World War II,where more than 15,000 Jewish children perished)

Kaempfert � Bert Kaempfert � BEHRT KEMMP-fert � (known also as Berthold Kaempfert[BEHR-tawlt KEMMP-fert])

Kaempfert � Max Kaempfert � MAHKSS KEMMP-fert

Kafenda � Frico Kafenda � FRIH-tso KAH-fenn-dah

Kaffee kantate � Kaffee-Kantate � KAHF-fay kahn-TAHAH-tuh � (Coffee Cantata) �(cantata [kunn-TAH-tuh] by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK}zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Kaffka � Johann Christoph Kaffka � YO-hahn KRIH-stawf KAHF-kah

Kafka � Johann Nepomuk Kafka � YO-hahn NAY-po-môôk KAHF-kah

Kagda by zhyzn� Kagda by zhyzn’ � kahg-DAH bü ZHEE-z’n � (Had I wished to be boundby domestic life) � (aria from the opera Yevgeni Onegin [yevv-GAY-nee ah-NYAY-ghinn] —Eugene Onegin; music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky [p’YAW-t’r ill-YEECH {chahih-KAWF-skee} chay-KAWF-skee]; libretto by Konstantin Shilovsky [kahn-stahn-TYEEN shih-LAWF-skee] and P. I. Tchaikovsky after Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin [uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r sehr-GAY-yeh-vihch POOSH-kinn])

Kagel � Mauricio Kagel � mahoo-REE-seeo kah-GHELL � (known also as Maurizio Raúl[mahoo-REE-seeo rah-OOL] Kagel)

Kagen � Sergius Kagen � {SEHR-juss KAH-gunn} SEHR-ghihôôss KAH-gunn

Kagin � Justin Kagin � JUSS-tunn KAY-gunn

Kagler � KAHG-lur � (character in the operetta Wiener Blut [VEE-nur BLOOT] — ViennaBlood; music by Johann Strauss II [YO-hahn SHTRAHÔÔSS II]; libretto by Victor Léon [veek-tawr lay-aw6666] and Leo Stein [LAY-o SHT����N])

Kahane � Jeffrey Kahane � JEFF-ree kuh-HAYN � (known also as Jeffrey Alan [A-lunn]Kahane)

Kahl � Willi Kahl � VILL-lee KAHL

Kahler � Willibald Kähler � VILL-lee-bahlt KAY-lur

Kahlert � August Karl Timotheus Kahlert � AHÔÔ-gôôst KARL tee-MO-tay-ôôss KAH-lert

Kahn � Erich Itor Kahn � {EH-rick EE-tur KAHN} AY-rihh EE-tawr KAHN

Kahn � Otto Hermann Kahn � {AHT-toh HUR-munn KAHN} AWT-toh HEHR-mahnKAHN

Kahn � Robert Kahn � ROHOH-bert KAHN

Kahnt � Christian Friedrich Kahnt � KRIH-steeahn FREET-rihh KAHAHNT

Kahowez � Günter Kahowez � GÜN-tur KAH-ho-vettss

Kaim� Franz Kaim � FRAHNTSS KAHIHM

Kaipainen � Jouni Kaipainen � YAWÔÔ-nih KAHIH-pahih-nenn � (known also as Jouni Ilari[IH-lah-rih] Kaipainen)

Kaiser � Alfred Kaiser � {AL-frudd KAHIH-zur} AHL-frett KAHIH-zur

Kaiser � Georg Kaiser � GAY-awrk KAHIH-zur

Kaiser � Henry Kaiser � HENN-ree KAHIH-zur

Kaiser kommt � Der Kaiser kommt! � dayr KAHIH-zur KAWMT! � (The Emperor IsComingl) � (Kaiser-Walzer [KAHIH-zur-vahl-tsur] — Emperor Waltz — by Johann Strauss II[YO-hahn SHTRAHÔÔSS II, with lyric added by Walter Brandin [WAWL-tur BRANN-dunn]to produce Der Kaiser kommt!)

Kaiserwalzer � KAHIH-zur-vahl-tsur � (Emperor Waltz) � (composition by Johann StraussII [YO-hahn SHTRAHÔÔSS II])

Kajanus � Robert Kajanus � RAW-behrt KAH-yah-nôôss

Kak bystro groza nastupila � kahk BEESS-truh grah-ZAH nahss-tôô-PEE-luh � (TheStorm) � (excerpt from the opera Pique dame [peek dahm] — The Queen of Spades; music byPeter Ilyich Tchaikovsky [p’YAW-t’r ill-YEECH {chahih-KAWF-skee} chay-KAWF-skee];libretto by Modest Tchaikovsky [mah-DYESST {chahih-KAWF-skee} chay-KAWF-skee] afterAlexander Sergeyevich Pushkin [uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r sehr-GAY-yeh-vihch POOSH-kinn])

Kakuska � Thomas Kakuska � TAH-muss kuh-KÔÔ-skuh

Kalabis � Viktor Kalabis � VICK-tawr KAH-lah-biss

Kalachevsky � Mikhail Kalachevsky � mee-kahEEL kah-lah-CHEFF-skee � (known also asMikhail Kolachevsky [kah-lah-CHEFF-skee])

Kalafati � Vasili Kalafati � vah-SEE-lyee kah-lah-FAH-tyee � (known also as VasiliPavlovich [PAHV-luh-vihch] Kalafati)

Kalanus � kah-LAH-nôôss � (termed a dramatic poem by composer Niels Wilhelm Gade[NEELSS VEEL-hellm GA-thuh], depicting a legendary saga from India; also a character inthe saga)

Kalas � Julius Kalaš � YÔÔ-lihôôss KAH-lahsh

Kalbeck � Max Kalbeck � MAHKSS KAHL-peck

Kalevala � KAH-leh-vah-lah � (Finnish national epic)

Kalhauge � Sophus Viggo Harald Kalhauge � SO-fôôss VEEG-go HAH-rahl kal-HAHÔÔ-guh

Kalichstein � Joseph Kalichstein � JO-zuff kah-LICK-st����n

Kalik� Václav Kálik � VAHTSS-lahf KAHAH-lick

Kalinin � Nikolai Kalinin � nyee-kah-LAHEE kah-LYEE-nyinn

Kalinnikov � Vasili Kalinnikov � vah-SEE-lyee kah-LYEEN-nyih-kuff � (known also asVasili Sergeievich [sehr-GAYEE-eh-vihch] Kalinnikov)

Kalinski � Ivo Lhotka-Kalinski � EE-vaw LAWT-kah-kah-LEEN-skee

Kalisch � Paul Kalisch � PAHÔÔL KAH-lihsh

Kalischer � Alfred Kalischer � AHL-frayt KAH-lih-shur

Kalish � Gilbert Kalish � GHILL-burt KAY-lihsh

Kalivoda � Jan K�titel Václav Kalivoda [YAHN KRSH-tyih-tell VAHAHTSS-lahf KAH-lih-vaw-duh] � (known also as Johann Wenzel Kalliwoda [YO-hahn VENN-tsull kahl-lih-VO-dah])

Kaljuste � Tõnu Kaljuste � TÔÔ-noo KAHL-yôô-steh

Kalkbrenner � Christian Kalkbrenner � KRIH-stihahn KAHLK-brenn-nur

Kalkbrenner � Frédéric Kalkbrenner � fray-day-reek KAHLK-brenn-nur � (known also asFriedrich Wilhelm Michael Kalkbrenner [FREET-rihh VILL-hellm MIH-hah-ell KAHLK-brenn-nur])

Kallenbach � Mr. Kallenbach � (Mr.) KAHL-lunn-bahk � (character in the operaSatyagraha [saht-yeeAH-grah-hah] — To Insist on the Truth; music by Philip Glass [FIH-luppGLASS] and libretto by Constance DeJong [KAHNT-stunntss duh-ZHAWNG])

Kallenberg � Siegfried Garibaldi Kallenberg � ZEEK-freet gah-rih-BAHL-tee KAHL-lunn-pehrk

Kallir � Lilian Kallir � LIH-lihunn KAHL-lihr

Kallisch � Cornelia Kallisch � kawr-NEE-leeuh KAHL-lihsh

Kalliwoda � Johann Wenzel Kalliwoda � YO-hahn VENN-tsull KAHL-lih-vo-dah �(Germanized version of the original Czech name Jan K�titel Václav Kalivoda [YAHN KRSH-tyih-tell VAHAHTSS-lahf KAH-lih-vaw-duh])

Kalliwoda � Wilhelm Kalliwoda � VILL-hellm KAHL-lih-vo-dah

Kallman� Chester Kallman � CHESS-tur KAWL-m’n

Kallmann � Helmut Kallman � HELL-moot KAHL-mahn � (known also as Helmut Max[MAHKSS] Kallmann)

Kallstenius � Edvin Kallstenius � EDD-vinn kal-STEEUH-nihüss

Kalman � Emmerich Kálmán � {EMM-muh-rick KAHL-mahn} EMM-meh-rihh KAHAHL-mahahn � (known also as Imre [IMM-reh] Kálmán)

Kalman Zsupan � Kálmán Zsupán � KAHAHL-mahahn zhôô-PAHAHN � (character in theoperetta Der Zigeunerbaron [dayr tsee-GOY-nur-pah-rohn] — The Gypsy Baron; music byJohann Strauss II [YO-hahn SHTRAHÔÔSS II]; libretto by Ignaz Schnitzer [IGG-nahtssSHNITT-tsur] after Mor Jókai [MOHR YOHOH-kahih])

Kalmar � Carlos Kalmar � KAR-lohss KAHL-mar

Kalmar � László Kalmár � LAHAHSS-lohoh KAHL-mahahr

Kalmar � Magda Kalmár � MAHG-duh KAHL-mahahr

Kalnins � Alfreds Kalninš � AHL-freddss KAHL-ninnsh � (in Latvia, this Latvian Nationalwould be known as Alfr�ds Kalni�š [AHL-frehehdss KAHL-nih6666sh])

Kalnins � Imants Kalninš � IH-mahntss KAHL-ninnsh � (in Latvia, this Latvian Nationalwould be known as Imants Kalni�š [IH-mahntss KAHL-nih6666sh])

Kalnins � Janis Kalninš � YAH-niss KAHL-ninnsh � (in Latvia, this Latvian National wouldbe known as J�nis Kalni�š [YAHAH-niss KAHL-nih6666sh])

Kalomiris� Manolis Kalomiris � mah-NO-liss kah-lo-MEE-riss

Kalter � Sabine Kalter � ZAH-bih-nuh KAHL-tur

Kalthoum� Um Kalthoum � OOM kahl-TOOM

Kaltneker � Hans Kaltneker � HAHNSS KAHLT-neh-kur

Kaludov � Kaludi Kaludov � kuh-LÔÔ-dih kuh-LÔÔ-dawf

Kamadewa � kah-MAHAH-duh-vah (character in the opera Das Nusch-Nuschi [dahssNÔÔSH-NÔÔ-shee] — The Nusch-Nuschi; music by Paul Hindemith [PAHÔÔL HINN-tuh-mitt] and libretto by Franz Blei [FRAHNTSS BL����]) � (the Nusch-Nuschi is a mythical beast,half rat and half alligator) � (the opera is subtitled A Play for Burmese Marionettes)

Kamara � Mamadi Kamara � mah-MAH-dee kah-MAH-rah

Kamarinskaya � kah-mah-REEN-skuh-yuh � (Russian folk song)

Kamburov � Ivan Kamburov � ee-VAHN kahm-BÔÔ-rawf

Kamenc � kah-MEHNGK � (musical instrument)

Kamensky � Alexander Kamensky � uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r KAH-myenn-skee

Kamienski � Lucjan Kamie�ski � LÔÔTSS-yahn kah-MEE6666-skee � (known also as LucjanDo�ga-Kamie�ski [LÔÔTSS-yahn doh-WEH6666-gah-kah-MEE6666-skee � (the first name is alsospelled Lucian [LÔÔ-tseeahn])

Kamienski � Maciej Kamie�ski � MAH-tsee kah-MEE6666-skee � (the first name has beentranscribed also as Mathias [mah-TEE-ahss])

Kaminski � Heinrich Kaminski � H����N-rihh kah-MINN-skee

Kaminski � Joseph Kaminski � JO-zeff kah-MINN-skee

Kamionsky� Oscar Kamionsky � AWSS-kur kah-mihAWN-skee � (known also as OscarIsaievich [ih-SAHIH-eh-vihch] Kamionsky)

Kammen � Shira Kammen � SHIH-ruh KAHM-m’n

Kammerchor stuttgart � Kammerchor Stuttgart � KAHM-mur-kohr SHTÔÔT-gart �(Stuttgart [SHTÔÔT-gart] Chamber Chorus)

Kammerchors ernst senff� Kammerchors Ernst Senff � KAHM-mur-kawrss EHRNSTZENNF � (Ernst Senff [EHRNST ZENNF] Chamber Chorus)

Kamp � Harry van der Kamp � HAR-ree funn der KAHMP

Kampen � Christopher van Kampen � KRISS-taw-fur funn KAHM-punn

Kampf � Karl Kämpf � KARL KEMMF

Kamsler � Deltra Kamsler � DELL-truh KAMMZ-lur

Kamu � Okko Kamu � AWK-kaw KAH-moo � (known also as Okko Tapani [TAH-pah-nih] Kamu)

Kan latsipor � Kn Latsipor � KENN lett-see-PAW � (The Bird’s Nest) � (verse by ChaimNachman Bialik [KAHIHM NAHK-mahn bihAH-lick] set to music by Miriam Gideon [MIH-rihahm GHEE-dawn])

Kanawa � Dame Kiri Te Kanawa � DAYM KIH-rih teh KAH-nah-wah

Kancheli � Giya Kancheli � JEE-yuh kahn-CHAY-lyee � (known also as GiyaAlexandrovich [uh-lyick-SAHN-druh-vihch] Kancheli)

Kandaurov / Vasily Kandaurov / vah-SEE-lee kunn-dah-ÔÔ-ruff

Kander � John Kander � JAHN KANN-dur � (known also as John Harold [HA-rulld]Kander)

Kanders � Agnes Giebel Kanders � AH-n’yess KEE-buhl KAHN-derss � (known also asAgnes Giebel)

Kandinsky � kahn-DYINN-skee

Kandler � Franz Sales Kandler � FRAHNTSS ZAH-luss KAHNT-lur

Kandrashin� Kiril Kandrashin � kee-REEL kahn-DRAH-shinn

Kang � Kang, Sukhi � HAHNG, SÔÔK-KEE

Kanitz � Ernest Kanitz � UR-nusst KA-nittz � (known also as Ernst Kanitz [EHRNSTKAH-nittss])

Kanji� Ricardo Kanji � ree-KAR-doh KAHN-yee

Kankaanpaa � Jarmo Kankaanpää � YAR-maw KAHN-kahahn-paa

Kann � Hans Kann � HAHNSS KAHN

Kann ich nur jesum mir zum freunde machen� Kann ich nur Jesum mir zum Freunde machen �KAHN ihh noor YAY-zoom meer tsôôm FROYN-tuh MAH-kunn � (If I Can but MakeJesus My Friend) � (aria from the cantata [kunn-TAH-tuh] Herr, gehe nicht ins Gericht[HEHR, GAY-uh nihht innss guh-RIHHT] by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Kanner � Jerome Herbert Kanner � jeh-ROHM HUR-burt KANN-nur

Kanner rosenthal � Hedwig Kanner-Rosenthal � {HEDD-wigg KANN-nur-RO-z’n-thahl}HETT-vihh KAHN-nur RO-zunn-tahl

Kantaten und chorsatze � kahn-TAH-tunn ôônt KOHR-saht-tsuh � (Cantatas [kunn-TAH-tuzz] and choral pieces)

Kantner � Paul Kantner � PAWL KANNT-nur

Kantorei � kahn-toh-R���� � (chorus)

Kapell � William Kapell � WILL-lihumm kuh-PELL

Kaper � Bronis�aw Kaper � {BRAW-niss-law KAY-pur} brah-n’YEESS-wahf KAH-per

Kaplan � Mark Kaplan � MARK KAPP-lunn

Kapp � Artur Kapp � AR-tôôr KAHP

Kapp � Eugen Kapp � AYÔÔ-ghenn KAHP � (known also as Eugen Arturovich [ar-TÔÔ-ro-vihch] Kapp)

Kapp � Julius Kapp � YOO-lihôôss KAHP

Kapp � Richard Kapp � RIH-churd KAPP

Kapp � Villem Kapp � VILL-lemm KAHP

Kappel � Gertrude Kappel � gher-TROO-duh KAHP-puhl

Kapr � Jan Kapr � YAHN KAH-p’r

Kapral � Václav Kaprál � VAHAHTSS-lahf kah-PRAHAHL

Kapralova � Vít�zslava Kaprálová � VEE-tyezz-slah-vah kah-PRAHAH-law-vahah

Kapsberger � Johann Hieronymus Kapsberger � YO-hahn hee-RO-nü-môôss KAHPSS-pehr-gur � (known also as Giovanni Girolamo Tedesco della Tiorba [jo-VAHN-nee jee-RO-lah-mo tay-DAY-sko dayl-lah teeOHR-bah])

Karabejniki� kah-rah-BAY-nyih-kee � (The Peddlers) � (Russian folk song)

Karabits � Ivan Karabits � ee-VAHN kah-rah-BEETSS

Karabtchevsky � Isaac Karabtchevsky � ee-SAHK kah-rahp-CHEFF-skee

Karabtchewsky � Isaac Karabtchewsky � ee-SAHK kah-rahp-CHEFF-skee

Karajan � Herbert von Karajan � HEHR-pert fawn KAH-rah-yahn

Karajan � Theodor Georg von Karajan � TAY-o-dohohr GAY-awrk fawn KAH-rah-yahn

Karalevich � Prince Ivan Karalevich � (Prince) ee-VAHN kah-rah-LAY-vihch � (characterin the opera Kashchei [kahsh-SHAYEE] the Immortal; music by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov [nyee-kah-LAHIH REEM-skee-KAWR-suh-kuff]); libretto by Rimsky-Korsakov after YevgenyPetrovsky [yevv-GAY-nee pih-TRAWF-skee])

Karamzin � Nikolay Karamzin � nyee-kah-L���� kah-rahm-ZEEN

Karasowski � Moritz Karasowski � MAW-rittz kah-rah-SAWF-skee

Karasszon � Dezsö Karasszon � DEH-zhö KAH-rahsh-sawn

Karastoyanov � Assen Karastoyanov � ahss-SENN kah-rahss-toh-YAH-nawf

Karatachi no hana � kah-lah-tahch naw hah-nah � (Karatachi Blossoms) � (composition byKosaku Yamada [kaw-sahk yah-mah-dah])

Karatygin � Viacheslav Karatygin � veeeh-cheh-SLAHF kah-rah-TYEE-ghinn � (known alsoas Viacheslav Gavrilovich [gah-VREE-luh-vihch] Karatygin)

Karayev � Kara Karayev � KAH-rah kah-RAH-yeff � (known also as Kara Abulfazogli [ah-bôôl-fah-ZAW-glyee] Karayev)

Karchin � Louis Karchin � LOO-uss KAR-ch’n

Karczykowski � Ryszard Karczykowski � RIH-shart kar-chih-KAWF-skee

Kardos � Dezider Kardoš � DEH-zih-der KAR-dawsh

Kardos � István Kardos � IHSHT-vahahn KAR-dawsh

Karel � Rudolf Karel � RÔÔ-dawlf KAH-rell

Karest � Jacob Karest � YAH-kawp KAH-resst

Karetnikov � Nikolai Karetnikov � nyee-kah-LAHIH kah-RETT-nyih-kuff

Karg elert � Sigfrid Karg-Elert � ZICK-fritt KARK-AY-lert

Karis � Aleck Karis � A-leck KA-riss

Karjala saatus � Karjala Saatus � KAR-yah-lah SAHAH-tôôss � (Karelian [kuh-REE-lihunn]Destiny) � (cycle of Balto-Finnic folk songs arranged by Veljo Tormis [VELL-yo TOHR-miss])

Karjalainen� Ahti Karjalainen � AH-tih KAR-yah-lahih-nenn

Karkoff � Maurice Karkoff � MAHÜ-riss KAR-kawf � (known also as Maurice Ingvar[IHNG-var] Karkoff)

Karkoschka � Erhard Karkoschka � EHR-hart kar-KAWSH-kah

Karlowicz � Jan Kar�owicz � YAHN kar-WAW-veech

Karlowicz � Mieczys�aw Kar�owicz � meeeh-CHISS-wahf kar-WAW-veech

Karnac � kar-nahk � (character in the opera Le roi d'Ys [luh r'wah deess] — The King of Ys[EESS]; music by Édouard Lalo [ay-dôôar lah-lo] and libretto by Édouard Blau [ay-dôôar blo])

Karni � Y. Karni � (Y.) KAR-nee

Karolka � KAH-rawl-kah � (character in the opera Jen�fa [yeh-NOOOO-fah]; music by LeošJaná�ek [LEH-awsh yah-NAHAH-check]; libretto by Janá�ek after Gabriela Preissová [GAH-priheh-lah PR����SS-saw-vahah])

Karon � Robert Karon � RAH-burt KA-runn

Karow � Karl Karow � KARL KAH-rawv

Karp � Gregorius Karp � gray-GO-rihôôss KARP

Karpath � Ludwig Karpath � LOOT-vihh KAR-paht

Karpati � János Kárpáti � YAHAH-nawsh KAHAHR-pahah-tee

Karpeles � Maud Karpeles � MAWD KAR-pih-leez

Karr bertoli � Julius Karr-Bertoli � YOO-lihôôss KAR-behr-TOH-lee

Kars � Jean-Rodolphe Kars � zhah6666-raw-dawlf kar

Kartsev � Alexander Kartsev � uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r KART-suff � (the last name has beentranscribed also as Kartzev [KART-zuff])

Kartzev � Alexander Kartzev � uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r KART-zuff � (the last name has been

transcribed also as Kartsev [KART-suff])

Karussell � Das Karussell � dahss kah-rôôss-SELL � (poem by Rainer Maria Rilke [RAHIH-nur mah-REE-ah RILL-kuh], an adaptation of which was set to music as The Merry-Go-Roundat Night by Cary John Franklin [KAUH-ree JAHN FRANGK-l’n])

Karyotakis � Theodore Karyotakis � TEE-aw-thawr kah-ree-o-T����-kiss � (the first name ofthis Greek National is known as Theodorus [thay-AW-thaw-russ] in Greece])

Kaschmann � Giuseppe Kaschmann � joo-ZAYP-pay KAHSH-mahn � (known also asGiuseppe Kašman [joo-ZAYP-pay KAHSH-mahn])

Kasemann � Franz Kasemann � FRAHNTSS KAH-zuh-mahn

Kasemets � Udo Kasemets � {YOO-doh KA-suh-mettss} OO-daw KAH-seh-mettss

Kashchei � (see Kashchey)

Kashchey the immortal � Kashchey the Immortal � kahsh-SHAY (the Immortal) � (a one-act opera, described as an autumnal parable, with music by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov [nyee-kah-LAHIH REEM-skee-KAWR-suh-kuff]; libretto by Nicolai and Sofiya [sah-FEE-yuh] Rimsky-Korsakov after Yevgeny Petrovsky [yevv-GAY-nee pih-TRAWF-skee]) � (Kashchey has alsobeen transliterated as Kashchei [kahsh-SHAYEE] and Kashei [kah-SHAYEE)

Kashei � (see Kashchey)

Kashin� Daniil Nikitich Kashin � dah-nyeeEEL nyee-KEE-tyihch KAH-shinn

Kashkashian � Kim Kashkashian � KIMM kahsh-KAH-shunn

Kashkin � Nikolai Dmitrievich Kashkin � nyee-kah-LAHIH d’MEE-tree-eh-vihch KAHSH-kinn

Kashperov � Vladimir Kashperov � vlah-DYEE-mihr kahsh-peh-RAWF � (known also asVladimir Nikitich [nyee-KEE-tyihch] Kashperov)

Kasianov � Alexander Kasianov � uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r kah-sihAH-nuff

Kaskel � Karl von Kaskel � KARL fawn KAHSS-kull

Kaslik � Václav Kašlík � VAHAHTSS-lahf KAHSH-leek

Kasman � Giuseppe Kašman � joo-ZAYP-pay KAHSH-mahn � (known also as GiuseppeKaschmann [joo-ZAYP-pay KAHSH-mahn])

Kaspar � KAH-spar � (character in the opera Amahl [ah-MAHL] and the Night Visitors,music and libretto by Gian Carlo Menotti [jahn KAR-lo may-NOHT-tee])

Kassel � Moritz, Landgrave of Hessen-Kassel � MO-rittss, (Landgrave of) HESS-sunn-KAHSS-sull

Kassern � Tadeusz Kassern � {tuh-DOOSH KASS-surn} tah-DEH-ôôsh KAHSS-sern �(known also as Tadeusz Zygfrid Kassern [tah-DEH-ôôsh ZIGG-freet KAHSS-sern])

Kassmayer � Moritz Kässmayer � MO-rittss KESS-m����-ur

Kastalsky � Alexander Kastalsky � [uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r kahss-TAHL-skee � (known also asAlexander Dmitrievich [d’MEE-tree-eh-vihch] Kastalsky)

Kastendieck � Miles Merwin Kastendieck � M����LZ MURR-wunn KASS-tunn-deek

Kastner � Alfred Kastner � AHL-frayt KAHST-nur

Kastner � Georges Frédéric Eugène Kastner � zhawrzh fray-day-reek ö-zhenn KAHST-nur� (known also as Georg Friedrich Eugen Kastner [GAY-ork FREET-rihh oy-GAYN KAHST-nur])

Kastner � Hans Kästner � HAHNSS KESST-nur

Kastner � Jean-Georges Kastner � zhah6666-zhawrzh KAHST-nur � (known also as JohannGeorg Kastner [YO-hahn GAY-awrk KAHST-nur])

Kastner � Santiago Kastner � sann-teeAH-go KASST-nur � (known also as MacarioSantiago Kastner [mah-KA-reeo sann-teeAH-go KASST-nur])

Kastner � Sybille Kästner � SÜ-bill-luh KESST-nur

Kastorsky � Vladimir Kastorsky � vlah-DYEE-mihr kahss-TAWR-skee � (known also asVladimir Ivanovich [ee-VAH-nuh-vihch] Kastorsky)

Katchen � Julius Katchen � JOO-lihuss KATT-shunn

Kate � André ten Kate � ahn-DRAY tenn KAH-tuh

Katerina � KAH-teh-rih-nuh � (character in the opera �ecké Pašije [RSHETTSS-kehehPAH-shih-yeh] — The Greek Passion; music by Bohuslav Martin� [BO-hôô-slahf MAR-tyih-noooo]; libretto by Martin� after Nikos Kazantzakis [NEE-kawss kah-zahnt-Z����-kiss])

Katerine collaudemus � kah-teh-REE-neh kohl-LAHÔÔ-deh-môôss � (Let us praise SaintCatherine) � (excerpt from the 13th-century manuscript Carmina Burana [kar-MEE-nah boo-

RAH-nah])

Kates � Stephen Kates � STEE-vunn KAYTSS

Kathchen � Käthchen � KETT-hunn � (character in the opera Werther [VEHR-tur]; musicby Jules Massenet [zhül {mahss-s’nay} mahss-s’neh]; libretto by Édouard Blau [ay-dôôar blo],Paul Milliet [pohl mee-yeeeh], and Georges Hartmann [zhawrzh HART-mahn] after JohannWolfgang von Goethe [YO-hahn VAWLF-gahng fawn GÖ-tuh])

Kathrin � Die Kathrin � dee KAHT-rinn � (an opera, with music by Erich WolfgangKorngold [{EH-rick WÔÔLF-gang KAWRN-gohld} AY-rihh VAWLF-gahng KAWRN-gawlt] and libretto by E. Decsey [(E.) DECK-see])

Katims � Milton Katims � MILL-tunn KAY-tummz

Katin � Peter Katin � PEE-tur KAY-t’n � (known also as Peter Roy [ROY] Katin)

Katisha � kaht-shah � (character in the opera The Mikado [muh-KAH-doh]; music by ArthurSullivan [AR-thur SULL-lih-vunn] and libretto by William S. Gilbert [WILL-lihumm S.GHILL-burt])

Katsaris � Cyprien Katsaris � see-preeah6666 kaht-sah-ree

Katscher � Robert Katscher � RAH-burt KATT-shur

Katt � Peter Katt � PAY-tur KAHT

Katwijk � Paul Van Katwijk � {PAWL vann KATT-wick} PAHÔÔL funn KAHT-wayk

Katz � Israel J. Katz � IZZ-ree-ull J. KATTZ � (known also as Israel Joseph [JO-zuff]Katz)

Katz � Martha Strongin Katz � MAR-thuh STRAWNG-inn KATTZ

Katz � Mindru Katz � MEEN-droo KAHTZ

Katzer � Georg Katzer � GAY-awrk KAHT-tsur

Kauder � Hugo Kauder � {h’YOO-go} HOO-go KAHÔÔ-dur

Kauer � Ferdinand Kauer � FEHR-tee-nahnt KAHÔÔ-ur

Kauffmann � Emil Kauffmann � AY-meel KAHÔÔF-mahn

Kauffmann � Ernst Friedrich Kauffmann � EHRNST FREET-rihh KAHÔÔF-mahn

Kauffmann � Fritz Kauffmann � FRITTSS KAHÔÔF-mahn

Kauffmann � Leo Justinus Kauffmann � LAY-o YÔÔSS-tih-nôôss KAHÔÔF-mahn

Kaufman � Harry Kaufman � HAR-ree KAHÔÔF-munn

Kaufman � Louis Kaufman � LOO-uss KAHÔÔF-munn

Kaufmann � Armin Kaufmann � AR-meen KAHÔÔF-mahn

Kaufmann � Dieter Kaufmann � DEE-tur KAHÔÔF-mahn

Kaufmann � Friedrich Kaufmann � FREET-rihh KAHÔÔF-mahn

Kaufmann � Helen Kaufmann � HEH-lunn KAHÔÔF-munn

Kaufmann � Julie Kaufmann � YOO-lihuh KAHÔÔF-mahn

Kaufmann � Walter Kaufmann � {WAWL-tur KAHÔÔF-munn} VAHL-tur KAHÔÔF-mahn

Kaul � Oskar Kaul � AWSS-kar KAHÔÔL

Kaun � Hugo Kaun � HOO-go KAHÔÔN

Kaunga yachee � Kaung'a Yachee � KAHÔÔNG-ah yah-CHAY � (Kenyan [KENN-yahn]folk melody)

Kautzky � Karl Kautzky � KARL KAHÔÔTSS-kee

Kautzky � Manfred Kautzky � MAHN-frayt KAHÔÔTSS-kee

Kavafian � Ani Kavafian � AH-nee kuh-VAH-feeunn

Kavafian � Ida Kavafian � ����-duh kuh-VAH-feeunn

Kaval � kah-vahl � (wood flute)

Kavic � Lujo Safranek-Kavi� � LOO-yaw SAH-frah-neck-KAH-vihch

Kavrakos � Dimitri Kavrakos � thee-MEE-tree kah-VRAH-kawss � (in Greece the firstname of this Greek national is known as Dimitris [thee-MEE-triss] or Dimitrius [thee-MEE-tree-uss])

Kawahara � Karl Kawahara � KARL kah-wuh-HAH-ruh

Kawalla � Szymon Kawalla � SHEE-mahn kah-VAHL-lah

Kawanag � Ignacio Cervantes Kawanag � eeg-NAH-seeo sehr-VAHN-tayss kah-wah-NAHG� (known also as Ignacio Cervantes)

Kayser � Heinrich Ernst Kayser � H����N-rihh EHRNST K����-zur

Kayser � Leif Kayser � L����F K����-suh

Kayser � Philipp Christoph Kayser � FEE-lipp KRIH-stawf K����-zur

Kazachenko � Grigori Kazachenko � grih-GAW-ree kah-zah-CHENN-kuh

Kazandjiev � Vasil Kazandjiev � vah-SEEL kah-zunnd-JEE-eff

Kazanly � Nikolai Kazanly � nyee-kah-LAHIH kah-ZAHN-lee � (known also as NikolaiIvanovich [ee-VAH-nuh-vihch] Kazanly)

Kazantzakis � Nikos Kazantzakis � NEE-kawss kah-zahnt-Z����-kiss

Kazaras � Peter Kazaras � PEE-tur kuh-ZAH-russ

Kazuro � Stanis�aw Kazuro � stah-NYEESS-wahf kah-ZÔÔ-raw

Kazynski � Wiktor Kay�ski � VEEK-tawr kah-ZHIH6666-skee

Keane � Dolores Keane � duh-LO-russ KEEN

Keats � John Keats � JAHN KEETSS

Kecal � KEH-tsull � (character in the opera Prodaná nev�sta [PRAW-dah-nahah NEH-vyess-tah] — The Bartered Bride; music by Bed�ich Smetana [BEDD-rshihk SMEH-tuh-nuh]and libretto by Karel Sabina [KAH-rell SAH-bih-nah])

Kecskes � Andras Kecskes � AHN-drahsh KEHCH-kehsh

Kee � Cornelis Kee � kawr-NAY-liss KAYAY � (known also as Cor [KAWR] Kee)

Kee � Piet Kee � PEET KAYAY � (known also as Pieter Willem [PEE-tur WILL-lumm]Kee)

Keene � Christopher Keene � KRISS-tuh-fur KEEN

Kefer � Paul Kéfer � {PAWL KEE-fur} pohl kay-fay

Kegel � Herbert Kegel � HEHR-pert KAY-gull

Kegley � Sam Kegley � SAMM KEGG-lee

Kehr � Günter Kehr � GÜN-tur KEHR

Keil � Alfredo Keil � ahl-FRAY-doh K����L

Keilberth � Joseph Keilberth � YO-zeff K����L-behrt

Keillor� Garrison Keillor � GAR-rih-sunn KEEL-lur

Kein schoner land � Kein schöner Land � k����n SHÖ-nur LAHNT � (No More BeautifulLand) � (German folk song)

Keinen hat es noch gereut � K����-nunn HAHT ess NAWK guh-ROYT � No one has yetregretted � (poem by Johann Ludwig Tieck [YO-hahn LOOT-vihh TEEK] set to music byJohannes Brahms [yo-HAHN-nuss {BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS] in the song cycle Die schöneMagelone [dee SHÖ-nuh mah-guh-LO-nuh] — The Beautiful Magelone)

Keiser � Reinhard Keiser � R����N-hart K����-zur

Kelbe � Theodore Kelbe � {THEE-uh-dohr KELLB} tay-o-DOH-ruh KELL-puh

Kelberine � Alexander Kelberine � {a-ligg-ZANN-dur KELL-buh-reen} uh-lyick-SAHN-d’rkell-BEH-rih-nuh

Keldorfer � Robert Keldorfer � ROHOH-bert KELL-tawr-fur

Keldorfer � Viktor Keldorfer � FICK-tawr KELL-tawr-fur � (known also as Viktor Josef[YOHOH-zeff] Keldorfer)

Keldysh � Yuri Keldysh � YOO-ree KELL-dihsh

Kelemen � Milko Kelemen � MILL-kaw KEH-leh-menn

Kelemen � Zoltán Kelemen � zohl-TAHAHN KEH-leh-menn

Kelen � Péter Kelen � PAY-tehr KEH-lenn

Keler bela � Kéler-Béla � KAY-lehr-BAY-luh

Keller � Christoph Keller � KRIH-stawf KELL-lur

Keller � Gottfried Keller � GAWT-freet KELL-lur

Keller � Gottfried von Keller � GAWT-freet fawn KELL-lur

Keller � Hans Keller � HAHNSS KELL-lur � (known also as Hans Heinrich Keller[HAHNSS H����N-rihh KELL-lur])

Keller � Hermann Keller � HEHR-mahn KELL-lur

Keller � Karl Keller � KARL KELL-lur

Keller � Matthias Keller � maht-TEE-ahss KELL-lur

Keller � Max Keller � MAHKSS KELL-lur

Keller � Otto Keller � AWT-toh KELL-lur

Kellermann� Christian Kellerman � KRISS-tihunn KELL-luh-munn

Kellner � Ernst August Kellner � URRNST AW-gusst KELL-nur

Kelly� Denise Kelly � duh-NEESS KELL-lee

Kelsey � Corinne Rider-Kelsey � kaw-REEN R����-dur-KELL-see

Kelterborn � Rudolf Kelterborn � ROO-dawlf KELL-tur-bawrn

Kemach min hasak� Kemach min Hasak � KEH-mah meen hah-SAHK � (Flour From the Bag — a song by F. Greenspan [F. GREEN-spann])

Kemble � Adelaide Kemble � A-duh-layd KEMM-b’l

Kempe � Rudolf Kempe � ROO-dawlf KEMM-puh

Kempen � Paul van Kempen � PAHÔÔL funn KEMM-punn

Kempers � Karel Philippus Bernet Kempers � KAH-rell fee-LEEP-püss BEHR-nettKEMM-perss

Kempff � Wilhelm Kempff � VILL-hellm KEMMPF � (known also as Wilhelm WalterFriedrich Kempff [VILL-hellm VAHL-tur FREET-rihh KEMMPF])

Kempter � Karl Kempter � KARL KEMMP-tur

Ken es akeyo de la meniana � kayn ayss ah-KAY-yo day lah may-neeAH-nah � (a medievalsong of the Jews who were expelled from Spain in 1492 and who settled in Yugoslavia)

Kendall � William Kendall � WILL-lihumm KENN-d'l

Keneman � Feodor Keneman � fehAW-dur KAY-nuh-munn � (known also as TheodoreKoenemann [tay-o-DOH-ruh KÖ-nuh-mahn])

Kenessey � Jenö Kenessey � YEH-nö KEH-nehsh-shay

Kenins� Talivaldis Kenins � tah-lih-VAHL-diss KEH-ninnz � (in Latvia, this LatvianNational would be known as T�livaldis �eni�š [TAHAH-lih-vahl-diss CHEHEH-nih6666sh])

Kennedy � Nigel Kennedy � N����-j’l KENN-nuh-dee � (known also as Nigel Paul [PAWL]Kennedy)

Kennst du das land� Kennst du das Land? � KENNST doo dahss LAHNT? � (Do YouKnow the Land?) � (song by Robert Schumann [ROHOH-bert SHOO-mahn]) � (poem byJohann Wolfgang von Goethe [YO-hahn VAWLF-gahng fawn GÖ-tuh] set to music by HugoWolf [HOO-go VAWLF])

Kenny � Yvonne Kenny � ee-VAHN KENN-nee

Kentner � Louis Kentner � LOO-uss KENNT-nur

Kenton � Egon Kenton � EH-gohn KENN-tawn

Kenton � Stan Kenton � STANN KENN-tunn � (known also as Stanley Newcomb[n’YOO-k’m] Kenton)

Kenyan folk melodies � Kenyan Folk Melodies � KENN-yahn (Folk Melodies)

Keong � Lee, Dai-Keong � LEEEE, DAHAHEE-KEHAHNG � (known also as Dai-Keong Lee)

Kepler � Johannes Kepler � yo-HAHN-nuss KEPP-lur

Keppard � Freddie Keppard � FREDD-dee KEPP-purd

Kepros � Nicholas Kepros � NIH-kuh-luss KEPP-rawss

Ker � Margaret Ker � MAR-guh-rutt KUR

Kerle � Jacobus de Kerle � yah-KO-büss duh KEHR-luh

Kerll � Johann Kaspar Kerll � YO-hahn KAHSS-par KEHRL � (the last name is alsospelled Kerl, Kherl, Cherl, and Gherl)

Kerman � Joseph Kerman � JO-zuff KUR-munn � (known also as Joseph Wilfred [WILL-

frudd] Kerman)

Kermoyan � Michael Kermoyan � M����-kull kur-MO-yunn

Kern � Adele Kern � ah-DAY-luh KEHRN

Kern � Jerome Kern � juh-ROHM KURN � (known also as Jerome David [DAY-vudd]Kern)

Kern � Patricia Kern � puh-TRIH-shuh KURN

Kerner � Justinus Kerner � YÔÔ-stih-nôôss KEHR-nur

Kernis � Aaron Jay Kernis � A-runn JAY KUR-niss

Kerouac � Jack Kerouac � JACK KEH-roo-ack

Kersjes � Anton Kersjes � ahn-TOHN KEHR-shuss � (known also as Anton Frans Jan[FRAHNSS YAHN] Kersjes)

Kerstens � Huub Kerstens � HÜÜP KEHR-stunnss

Kersters � Willem Kersters � WILL-lumm KEHR-sterss

Kertesi � Ingrid Kertesi � IHNG-ridd KEHR-teh-see

Kertesz � István Kertész � IHSHT-vahahn KEHR-tayss

Kerzkowsky � Joseph Kerzkowsky � YO-zeff kehrtss-KAWV-skee

Kes � Willem Kes � WILL-lumm KESS

Kessel � Johann Kessel � YO-hahn KESS-sull

Kessler � Ferdinand Kessler � FEHR-tee-nahnt KESS-lur

Kessler � Joseph Christoph Kessler � YO-zeff KRIH-stawf KESS-lur

Kessler � Thomas Kessler � TOH-mahss KESS-lur

Kessner � Daniel Kessner � DA-nihull KESS-nur � (known also as Daniel Aaron [A-runn]Kessner)

Kestenberg � Leo Kestenberg � LAY-o KESS-tunn-pehrk

Ketelbey � Albert Ketèlbey � AL-burt kih-TELL-bih � (known also as Albert William[WILL-lihumm] Ketèlbey)

Kettel � Gary Kettel � GAUH-ree KETT-t'l

Ketten � Henri Ketten � HENN-ree KETT-tenn

Kettenus � Aloys Kettenus � ah-LOEESS KETT-’nüss

Ketterer � Eugène Ketterer � ö-zhenn kett-tuh-ray

Ketting � Otto Ketting � AWT-toh KETT-tihng

Ketting � Piet Ketting � PEET KETT-tihng

Keulen � Geert van Keulen � KAYAYRT funn KÖ-lunn

Keuris � Tristan Keuris � TRISS-tahn KÖ-riss

Keurvels � Edward Keurvels � EDD-wart KÖR-vullss � (known also as Edward HubertusJoannes [HÜ-behr-tüss yo-AHN-nuss] Keurvels)

Keussler � Gerhard von Keussler � GAYR-hart fawn KOYSS-lur

Kewitsch � Theodor Kewitsch � TAY-o-dohohr KAY-vihch

Key � Pierre van Rensselaer Key � peeehr vann RENNT-suh-lihr KEE

Keyes � John Keyes � JAHN KEEZ

Keylin � Leonid Keylin � LEE-o-nidd KEE-l’n

Khachaturian � Aram Khachaturian � ah-RAHM kah-chuh-tôô-rihAHN � (known also asAram Ilich [ill-YEECH] Khachaturian]) � (the last name is also transliterated as Khatchaturian[kaht-chuh-tôô-rihAHN])

Khachaturian � Karen Khachaturian � kah-RENN kah-chuh-tôô-rihAHN � (known also asKaren Surenovich [sôô-reh-NAW-vihch] Khachaturian) � (the last name is also transliterated asKhatchaturian [kaht-chuh-tôô-rihAHN])

Khadzhiev � Parashkev Khadzhiev � pah-rahsh-KEFF kahd-ZEE-eff

Khaikin � Boris Khaikin � bah-REESS KAHIH-kinn � (known also as Boris Emmanuilovich[eem-mah-nôôEE-luh-vihch] Khaikin)

Khan � Ali Akbar Khan � AH-lee AHK-bar KAHN

Khan � Bismillah Khan � BISS-mill-lah KAHN

Khan kontchaks aria� Khan Kontchak’s Aria � KAHN kahnt-CHAHKSS (Aria) � (ariafrom the opera Prince Igor [EE-gur]; music by Alexander Borodin [uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r buh-rah-DYEEN]; libretto by Borodin after Vladimir Stasov [vlah-DYEE-mihr STAH-suff])

Khandoshkin � Ivan Khandoshkin � ee-VAHN kahn-DAWSH-kinn � (known also as IvanYevstafievich [yeff-STAH-fiheh-vihch] Khandoshkin)

Khatchaturian � Aram Khatchaturian � ah-RAHM kaht-chuh-tôô-rihAHN � (known also asAram Ilich [ill-YEECH] Khachaturian) � (the last name is also spelled Khachaturian [kah-chuh-tôô-rihAHN])

Khatchaturian � Karen Khatchaturian � kah-RENN kaht-chuh-tôô-rihAHN � (known also asKaren Surenovich [sôô-reh-NAW-vihch] Khatchaturian) � (the last name is also spelledKhachaturian [kah-chuh-tôô-rihAHN])

Kherl � Johann Kaspar Kherl � YO-hahn KAHSS-par KEHRL � (the last name is alsospelled Kerl, Kerll, Cherl, and Gherl)

Khodzha einatov � Leon Khodzha-Einatov � lay-AWN kahd-ZHAH-ayih-NAH-tuff

Khokhlov� Pavel Khokhlov � PAH-vell kahk-LAWF � (known also as Pavel Akinfievich[PAH-vell ah-KEEN-feeeh-vihch] Khokhlov)

Khrennikov � Tikhon Khrennikov � TYEE-kunn KRAYN-nyih-kuff � (known also asTikhon Nikolaievich [nyee-kah-LAHIH-eh-vihch] Khrennikov)

Khubov � Georgi Khubov � gay-AWR-ghee KOO-buff � (known also as Georgi NikitichKhubov [nyee-KEE-tyihch])

Ki hwang � Hwang, Byung-Ki � HAHNG, T’YAHNG-KEE

Kiel � Friedrich Kiel � FREET-rihh KEEL

Kielland� Olav Kielland � OO-lahv HELL-lahnd

Kienle � Ambrosius Kienle � ahm-BRO-zihôôss KEEN-luh

Kienzl � Wilhelm Kienzl � VILL-hellm KEEN-zl

Kiepura � Jan Kiepura � {JANN kee-PÔÔ-ruh} YAHN keeeh-PÔÔ-rah

Kierownik choru � Kierownik Chóru � keeeh-RAWF-nyeek HÔÔ-rôô � (choir conductor)

Kiesewetter � Raphael Georg Kiesewetter, Edler von Wiesenbrunn � RAH-fah-ell GAY-awrk KEE-zuh-vett-tur, ETT-lur fawn VEE-zunn-brôôn])

Kiesewetter � Tomasz Kiesewetter � TAW-mahsh KEE-zeh-vett-ter

Kije � Lieutenant Kijé � (Lieutenant) KEE-zhay � (film based on a story by Yuri Tynyanov[YOO-ree TEEN-yuh-nuff], with music by Sergey Prokofiev [sehr-GAY prah-KAW-fiheff];also a symphonic suite arranged by Prokofiev from the film music)

Kijima � Kiyohiko Kijima � kee-yaw-kaw kee-jee-mah

Kiladze � Grigori Kiladze � gree-GAW-ree kee-LAHD-zuh � (the first name is alsotransliterated as Grigory [gree-GAW-ree])

Kilar � Wojciech Kilar � VOY-tseeehh KEE-lar

Kilenyi � Edward Kilenyi � EDD-ward kih-LENN-yee

Kilgallen � Anne Kilgallen � ANN kill-GAL-lunn

Killebrew � Gwendolyn Killebrew � GWENN-duh-lunn KILL-luh-broo

Killmayer� Wilhelm Killmayer � VILL-hellm KILL-m����-ur

Kilpinen� Yrjö Kilpinen � ÜR-yö KILL-pih-nenn � (known also as Yrjö Henrik [HENN-rick] Kilpinen)

Kilt thy coat magge � Kilt Thy Coat, Magge � KILLT (Thy Coat), MAG-ghee �(anonymous early Scottish tune)

Kim � Kim, Byong-kon � KIMM, T’YAHNG-KÔÔN

Kim � Kim, Jin Hi � KIMM, KEEN HEE

Kim � Kim, Young-Uck � KIMM, YÔÔNG-ÔÔK

Kimm � Fiona Kimm � fihO-nah KIMM

Kinborough good � KINN-bro GÔÔD � (the sixth in The ‘Nevell [NEH-v’l] Cycle’ ofPavans [puh-VAHNs] and Galliards [GAL-lihurdz] from about 1570 to 1590 compiled byWilliam Byrd [WILL-lihumm Burd])

Kind � Johann Friedrich Kind � YO-hahn FREET-rihh KINNT

Kinder � Ralph Kinder � RALF KINN-dur

Kindermann � August Kindermann � AHÔÔ-gôôst KINN-tur-mahn

Kindermann � Hedwig Reicher-Kindermann � HETT-vihh R����-hur-KINN-tur-mahn

Kindermann � Johann Erasmus Kindermann � YO-hahn ay-RAHSS-môôss KINN-tur-mahn

Kinderspiel� Das Kinderspiel � dahss KINN-tur-shpeel � (Children’s Games) � (poem byC. A. Overbeck [(C. A.) O-fur-peck] set to music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart])

Kinderszenen � KINN-turss-tsay-nunn � Scenes from Childhood � (compositions by RobertSchumann [ROH-bert SHOOOH-mahn])

Kinderwacht � KINN-tur-vahkt � (anonymous poem set to music by Robert Schumann[ROHOH-bert SHOO-mahn])

Kindler � Hans Kindler � {HANNZ KINND-lur} HAHNNSS KINND-lur

King � Julie Rivé-King � JOO-lee rih-VAY-KIHNG

King � Malcolm King � MAL-k'm KIHNG

King � Thea King � THEE-uh KIHNG

King chanticleer � King Chanticleer � KIHNG chann-tuh-KLIHUHR

King heimer and aslog � King Heimer and Aslög � (King) H����-mur (and) AHSS-lög �(composition by August Söderman [AHÜ-güst SÖ-der-mahn])

Kinkel � Johanna Kinkel � yo-HAHN-nah KIHNG-kull

Kinkeldey � Otto Kinkeldey � AHT-toh KIHNG-kull-dee

Kinsella � Arnie Kinsella � AR-nee kinn-SELL-luh

Kinsella � John Kinsella � JAHN KINN-s’luh

Kinsky � Georg Ludwig Kinsky � GAY-awrk LOOT-vihh KINN-skee

Kipfer � Thérèse Kipfer � tay-ress kipp-fur

Kipnis � Alexander Kipnis � {a-ligg-ZANN-dur KIPP-niss} uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r KEEP-nyiss

Kipnis � Igor Kipnis � EE-gawr KIPP-niss

Kipper � Hermann Kipper � HEHR-mahn KIPP-pur

Kiraly � Ernö Király � EHR-nö kih-RAHAH-lee

Kiraly � Péter Király � PAY-ter kih-RAHAH-lee

Kirbye � George Kirbye � JAW-urj KUR-bih

Kircheis � Friedrich Kircheis � FREET-rihh KIHR-h����ss

Kircher � Athanasius Kircher � ah-tah-NAH-sihôôss KIHR-hur

Kirchhoff � Walter Kirchhoff � VAHL-tur KIHRH-hawf

Kirchmann � Jacob Kirchmann � YAHAH-kawp KIHRH-mahn � (known also as JacobKirckman [JAY-kubb KURK-munn] and Jacob Kirkman [JAY-kubb KURK-munn])

Kirchner � Leon Kirchner � LEE-ahn KURCH-nur

Kirchner � Theodor Kirchner � TAY-o-dohohr KIHRH-nur � (known also as TheodorFürchtegott [FÜRH-tuh-gawt] Kirchner)

Kirckman � Jacob Kirckman � JAY-kubb KURK-munn � (known also as Jacob Kirkman[JAY-kubb KURK-munn] and Jacob Kirchmann [YAHAH-kawp KIHRH-mahn])

Kiriac georgescu � Dumitru Kiriac-Georgescu � doo-MEE-troo kee-ree-AHK-johr-JESS-koo

Kirigin� Ivo Kirigin � EE-vaw KIH-rih-ghinn

Kirk � Rahsaan Kirk � rah-SAHN KURK

Kirkby� Emma Kirkby � EMM-muh KURK-bee � (known also as Carolyn [KA-ruh-lunn]Emma Kirkby)

Kirkby lunn � Louise Kirkby-Lunn � lôô-EEZ KURK-bee-LUNN

Kirkman � Jacob Kirkman � JAY-kubb KURK-munn � (known also as Jacob Kirckman[JAY-kubb KURK-munn] and Jacob Kirchmann [YAHAH-kawp KIHRH-mahn])

Kirnberger � Johann Philipp Kirnberger � YO-hahn FEE-lipp KIHRN-pehr-gur

Kirov orchestra � Kirov Orchestra � KEE-ruff (Orchestra)

Kirshbaum � Ralph Kirshbaum � RALF KURSH-bawm � (known also as Ralph Henry[HENN-ree] Kirshbaum)

Kirsten � Dorothy Kirsten � DAW-ruh-thee KUR-stunn

Kis csava � A Kis Csáva � ah KIHSH CHAHAH-vah � (composition by György Kurtág[JÖRJ kôôr-TAHAHG])

Kishibe � Shigeo Kishibe � shee-ghehaw k’shee-beh

Kisielewski� Stefan Kisielewski � STEH-fahn kee-seeeh-LEFF-skee

Kismet � KIZZ-mett

Kiss � Janos Kiss � {JA-nuss KISS} YAH-nawsh KIHSHSH

Kissin � Evgeny Kissin � yevv-GAY-nee KEESS-sinn

Kissinger � Henry Kissinger � HENN-ree KISS-s'n-jur � (character in the opera Nixon inChina; music by John Adams [JAHN A-dummz] and libretto by Alice Goodman [A-lussGÔÔD-munn])

Kist � Florentius Cornelis Kist � flaw-RENN-tihuss kawr-NAY-liss KISST

Kistler � Cyrill Kistler � TSÜ-rill KISST-lur

Kistner � Carl Friedrich Kistner � KARL FREET-rihh KISST-nur

Kitaenko � Dmitri Kitaenko � d’MEE-tree kih-tah-YENN-kuh � (the family name is alsotransliterated as Kitayenko [kih-tah-YENN-kuh])

Kitayenko � Dmitri Kitayenko � d’MEE-tree kih-tah-YENN-kuh � (the family name is alsotransliterated as Kitaenko [kih-tah-YENN-kuh])

Kittel � Bruno Kittel � BROO-no KITT-tull

Kittel � Hermine Kittel � HEHR-mih-nuh KITT-tull

Kittel � Johann Christian Kittel � YO-hahn KRIH-stihahn KITT-tull

Kittl � Johann Friedrich Kittl � YO-hahn FREET-rihh KITT’l � (Germanized version of theBohemian name Jan Bed�ich Kittl [YAHN BEDD-rshihk KITT’l])

Kitty valse � Kitty-valse � keet-tee-vahlss � (excerpt from the suite Dolly [dawl-lee] byGabriel Fauré [gah-breeell fo-ray])

Kitzinger � Fritz Kitzinger � FRITTSS KITT-tsihng-ur

Kitzler � Otto Kitzler � AWT-toh KITTSS-lur

Kiurina � Berta Kiurina � BEHR-tah kihOO-rih-nah

Kiurkchiysky � Krasimir Kiurkchiysky � kruh-see-MEER keeurk-CHEE-skee

Kivioja � Saija Kivioja � SAHIH-yah KIH-vihaw-yah

Kivy � Peter Kivy � PEE-tur KIH-vee

Kiwi � Edith Gerson-Kiwi � AY-ditt GHEHR-sawn-KEE-vee � (known also as Esther[ESS-tur] Edith Gerson-Kiwi)

Kiyose� Yasuji Kiyose � yah-soo-jee kee-yawss

Kjellsby � Erling Kjellsby � AR-lihng HELLSS-bü

Kjellstrom � Sven Kjellström � SVENN KELL-ström

Kjerulf � Halfdan Kjerulf � HAHLF-dahn HA-rewlf

Klafsky � Anton Maria Klafsky � AHN-tohohn mah-REE-ah KLAHF-skee

Klafsky � Katharina Klafsky � kah-tah-REE-nah KLAHF-skee � (known also as KatharinaKatalin Klafsky [kah-tah-REE-nah KAH-tah-linn KLAHF-skee])

Klage der ceres � Klage der Ceres � KLAH-guh dayr TSAY-russ � (Ceres’ Lament) �(poem by Friedrich von Schiller [FREET-rihh fawn SHILL-lur] set to music by Franz Schubert[FRAHNTSS SHOO-bert]) � (Ceres is the goddess of vegetation)

Klage I � KLAH-guh I � (Lament I) � (Slovak poem translated to German by Josef Wenzig[YOHOH-zeff VENN-tsihh] and set to music by Johanness Brahms [yo-HAHN-nuss{BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS])

Klage II � KLAH-guh II � (Lament II) � (Slovak poem translated to German by JosefWenzig [YOHOH-zeff VENN-tsihh] and set to music by Johanness Brahms [yo-HAHN-nuss{BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS])

Klagende lied � Das klagende Lied � dahss KLAH-gunn-tuh leet � (Song of Lamentation)� (song by Gustav Mahler [GÔÔ-stahf MAHAH-lur])

Klami � Uuno Klami � OOoo-naw KLAH-mih � (known also as Uuno Kalervo [KAH-lehr-vaw] Klami)

Klange der heimat � Klänge der Heimat � KLEHNG-uh dayr H����-maht � (aria from theoperetta Die Fledermaus [dee FLAY-dur-mahôôss] — The Bat; music by Johann Strauss II[YO-hahn SHTRAHÔÔSS II]; libretto by Carl Haffner [KARL HAHF-nur] and Richard Genée[RIH-hart zhuh-nay] after Henri Meilhac [ah6666-ree meh-yack] and Ludovic Halévy [lü-daw-veek ah-lay-vee])

Klange ii � Klänge (II) � KLEHNG-uh (II) � (vocal duet by Johanness Brahms [yo-HAHN-nuss {BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS])

Klarinette� klah-rih-NETT-tuh � clarinet

Klatte � Wilhelm Klatte � VILL-hellm KLAHT-tuh

Klatzow � Peter Klatzow � PEE-tur KLATT-zo � (known also as Peter James Leonard[JAYMZ LEH-nurd] Klatzow)

Klaus � Kenneth Blanchard Klaus � KENN-nuth BLANN-churd KLAHÔÔSS

Klaus narr � Klaus-Narr � KLAHÔÔSS-NAR � (character in Gurrelieder [GÔÔR-ruh-lee-dur], a series of songs by Arnold Schoenberg [AR-nawlt SHÖN-pehrk] based on poems by JensPeter Jacobsen [YENNSS PEE-tuh YAH-kawp-sunn] entitled Songs of Gurre [GÔÔR-ruh],derived from an old Danish saga)

Klauser � Julius Klauser � JOO-lihuss KLAHÔÔ-zur

Klauser � Karl Klauser � KARL KLAHÔÔ-zur

Klauwell � Otto Klauwell � AWT-toh KLAHÔÔ-vull � (known also as Otto Adolf [AHAH-dawlf] Klauwell)

Klavierkonzert � klah-FEER-kawn-tsehrt � (Piano Concerto) � (compositions by WolfgangAmadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart]) � (composition by RobertSchumann [ROHOH-bert SHOO-mahn]) � (composition by Edvard Grieg [EDD-varGREEG]) � (compositions by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky [p’YAW-t’r ill-YEECH {chahih-KAWF-skee} chay-KAWF-skee]) � (compositions by Serge Rachmaninov [sehr-GAY rahk-MAH-nyih-nuff])

Klavierkonzerte� klah-FEER-kawn-tsehr-tuh � (See Klavierkonzert)

Klavierquartette � klah-FEER-k’var-TETT-tuh � (Piano Quartets) � (compositions byWolfgang Amadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart])

Klaviersonate � klah-FEER-zoh-nah-tuh � (Piano Sonata) � (composition by SergeProkofiev [sehr-GAY prah-KAW-fiheff]) � (various compositions by Wolfgang AmadeusMozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart]) � various compositions by Ludwig

van Beethoven [LOOT-vihh funn BAYAY-toh-funn]) � (various compositions by FranzSchubert [FRAHNTSS SHOO-bert])

Klavierstucke � Klavierstücke � klah-FEER-shtü-kuh � (Piano Pieces) � (compositions byJohannes Brahms [yo-HAHN-nuss {BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS])

Klavierwerke � klah-FEER-vehr-kuh � (Piano Works)

Klebanov � Dmitri Klebanov � d’MEE-tree kleh-BAH-nuff

Klebe � Giselher Klebe � GHEE-zull-huhr KLAY-buh � (known also as Giselher WolfgangKlebe � GHEE-zull-huhr VAWLF-gahng KLAY-buh

Kleber � Leonhard Kleber � LAY-awn-hart KLAY-bur

Kleber � Manfred Kleber � MAHN-frayt KLAY-bur

Klecki � Pawe� Klecki � PAH-vehw’ KLETTSS-kee � (known also as Paul Kletzki [PAHÔÔLKLETTSS-kee])

Klee � Bernhard Klee � BEHRN-hart KLAY

Klee � Ludwig Klee � LOOT-vihh KLAY

Kleefeld� Wilhelm Kleefeld � VILL-hellm KLAY-fellt

Kleffel� Arno Kleffel � AR-no KLEFF-full

Klega � Miroslav Klega � MIH-raw-slahf KLEH-guh

Kleiber � Carlos Kleiber � KAR-lawss KL����-bur

Kleiber � Erich Kleiber � AY-rihh KL����-bur

Klein� Bernhard Klein � BEHRN-hart KL����N � known also as Bernhard Joseph Klein[BEHRN-hart YO-zeff KL����N])

Klein� Bruno Oscar Klein � BROO-no AWSS-kar KL����N

Klein� Elisabeth Klein � ay-LIH-zuh-bett KL����N

Klein� Eric Klein � EH-rick KL����N

Klein� Fritz Heinrich Klein � FRITTSS H����N-rihh KL����N

Klein� Henry Klein � HENN-ree KL����N

Klein� Herman Klein � HURR-munn KL����N

Klein� Lothar Klein � {LO-thur KL����N} LAW-tar KL����N

Klein� Manuel Klein � MA-n’yuh-wull KL����N

Klein� Peter Klein � PAY-tur KL����N

Kleine acker � Der kleine Acker � dayr KL����-nuh AH-kur � (Tiny Is Our Hamlet) �(excerpt from Mährische Duette [MAY-rih-shuh doo-ETT-tuh] — Moravian Duets — byAntonín Dvo�ák [AHN-taw-nyeeeen d’VAW-rshahahk])

Kleine dreigroschenmusik � Kleine Dreigroschenmusik � KL����-nuh dr����-GRAW-shunn-moo-zeek � (Little Threepenny Music) � (compositions by Kurt Weil [KOORT V����L])

Kleine freimaurer kantate � Eine kleine Freimaurer-Kantate � ����-nuh KL����-nuh FR����-mahôô-rurkahn-TAH-tuh � (cantata [kunn-TAH-tuh] by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahngah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart])

Kleine freimaurer kantate laut verkunde unsre freude � Eine kleine Freimaurer-Kantate: "Lautverkünde unsre Freude" � ����-nuh KL����-nuh FR����-mahôô-rur-kahn-TAH-tuh: LAHÔÔT fehr-KÜN-tuh ÔÔNSS-ruh FROY-duh � (cantata [kunn-TAH-tuh] by Wolfgang AmadeusMozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart])

Kleine nachtmusik � Eine kleine Nachtmusik � ����-nuh KL����-nuh NAHKT-moo-zeek � (ALittle Night Music) � (compositions by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart])

Kleine spinnerin � Die kleine Spinnerin � dee KL����-nuh SHPINN-nuh-rinn � (The LittleSpinner) � (anonymous poem set to music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart])

Kleiner geistlichen concerten � Kleiner geistlichen Concerten � KL����-nur GH����ST-lih-hunnkawn-TSEHR-tunn � (Little Sacred Concertos) � (compositions by Heinrich Schütz [H����N-rihh SHÜTSS])

Kleiner zirkusmarsch � Kleiner Zirkusmarsch � KL����-nur TSIHR-kôôss-marsh � (LittleCircus March) � (composition by Jan Koetsier [YAHN KOOT-seer])

Kleinheinz � Franz Xaver Kleinheinz � FRAHNTSS KSAH-vur KL����N-h����ntss

Kleinknecht � Jakob Friedrich Kleinknecht � YAHAH-kawp FREET-rihh KL����N-k’nehht

Kleinmichel � Richard Kleinmichel � RIH-hart KL����N-mih-hull

Kleinsinger� George Kleinsinger � JAW-urj KL����N-sihng-ur

Kleinsorge � Uwe Kleinsorge � OO-vuh KL����N-zawr-guh

Klemen � Laca Kleme� � LAH-tsah KLEH-menny’ � (character in the opera Jen�fa [yeh-NOOOO-fah]; music by Leoš Janá�ek [LEH-awsh yah-NAHAH-check]; libretto by Janá�ek afterGabriela Preissová [GAH-priheh-lah PR����SS-saw-vahah])

Klemens � St. Klemens School Children's Choir � (Saint) KLEE-munnss (School Children'sChoir)

Klementyev � Lev Klementyev � LYEFF kleh-MYENNT-yeff � (known also as LevMikhailovich [mee-KAHIH-luh-vihch] Klementyev)

Klemetti � Heikki Klemetti � HAYIHK-kih KLAY-mayt-tih

Klemm � Johann Gottlob Klemm � YO-hahn GAWT-lawp KLEMM � (known also asJohann Gottlob Clemm and John Clemm [JAHN KLEMM])

Klemperer � Otto Klemperer � AWT-toh KLEMM-puh-rur

Klenau � Paul von Klenau � PAHÔÔL fawn KLAY-nahôô � (known also as Paul August[AHOO-gôôst] von Klenau)

Klengel � August Alexander Klengel � AHÔÔ-gôôst ah-leck-SAHN-tur KLEHNG-ull �(known also as August Stephan [SHTEH-fahn] Alexander Klengel)

Klengel � Julius Klengel � YOO-lihôôss KLEHNG-ull

Klengel � Paul Klengel � PAHÔÔL KLEHNG-ull

Klenovsky � Nikolai Klenovsky � nyee-kah-LAHEE kleh-NAWF-skee � (known also asNikolai Semyonovich [seem-YAW-nuh-vihch] Klenovsky)

Klenovsky � Paul Klenovsky � PAHÔÔL klay-NAWF-skee

Klerk � Albert de Klerk � AHL-bert duh KLEHRK

Kletzki � Paul Kletzki � PAHÔÔL KLETTSS-kee � (known also as Pawe� Klecki [PAH-vehw’ KLETTSS-kee])

Kleven � Arvid Kleven � AR-vidd KLEH-v’n

Klewitt � Lisa Klewitt � LEE-zah KLAY-vitt

Klicka � Josef Kli�ka � YO-seff KLIHCH-kah

Klien� Walter Klien � VAHL-tur KLEEN

Klietmann � Martin Klietmann � MAR-teen KLEET-mahn

Klima � Alois Klima � AH-law-iss KLEE-muh

Klimov � Mikhail Klimov � mee-kahEEL KLYEE-muff � (known also as MikhailGeorgievich [gay-AWR-ghiheh-vihch] Klimov)

Klimov � Valery Klimov � vah-LAY-ree KLYEE-muff � (known also as ValeryAlexandrovich [uh-lyick-SAHN-druh-vihch] Klimov)

Klindworth� Karl Klindworth � KARL KLINNT-vawrt

Kling � Kling! � KLIHNG! � (Ring!) � (composition by Richard Strauss [RIH-hartSHTRAHÔÔSS])

Kling leise mein lied� Kling leise, mein Lied � KLIHNG L����-zuh, m����n LEET � (compositionby Franz Liszt [FRAHNZ LISST])

Klingenberg � Friedrich Wilhelm Klingenberg � FREET-rihh VILL-hellm KLIHNG-unn-pehrk

Klingenstein � Fritz Klingenstein � FRITTSS KLIHNG-unn-sht����n

Klinghoffer� Leon Klinghoffer � LEE-ahn KLIHNG-hawf-fur � (character in the opera TheDeath of Klinghoffer [KLIHNG-hawf-fur]; music by John Adams [JAHN A-dummz] andlibretto by Alice Goodman [A-luss GÔÔD-munn])

Klinghoffer� Marilyn Klinghoffer � MEH-ruh-lunn KLIHNG-hawf-fur � (character in theopera The Death of Klinghoffer [KLIHNG-hawf-fur]; music by John Adams [JAHN A-dummz] and libretto by Alice Goodman [A-luss GÔÔD-munn])

Klingsor � KLIHNG-zawr � (character in the opera Parsifal [PAR-zih-fahl], music andlibretto by Richard Wagner [RIH-hart VAHG-nur])

Klint � Jørgen Klint � YÖ-unn KLINNT

Klitzsch � Karl Emanuel Klitzsch � KARL ay-MAHAH-nôôayl KLITTSH

Klobucar � Berislav Klobu�ar � BEH-rih-slahf KLAW-bôô-char

Klobucky tanecz � KLO-bôôtss-kee TAH-nettss � (dance from Alia chorea No 8 [AH-lihahkaw-RAY-uh (No. 8)] — (anonymous 17th-century Hungarian dances)

Klopsch � Christina Klopsch � krih-STEE-nah KLAWPSH

Klopstock � Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock � FREET-rihh GAWT-leep KLAWP-shtawk

Klopstocks morgengesang am schopfungsfeste � Klopstocks Morgengesang am Schöpfungsfeste� KLAWP-shtawkss MAWR-gunn-guh-zahng ahm SHÖP-fôôngss-fess-tuh � (Klopstock'sMorning Song on the Celebration of the Creation) � (composition by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach[KARL FEE-lipp ay-MAHAH-nôôayl BAHK])

Klos � Friedemann Klos � FREE-duh-mahn KLOHSS

Klose � Friedrich Klose � FREET-rihh KLO-zuh � (known also as Friedrich Karl Wilhelm[KARL VILL-hellm] Klose)

Klose � Hyacinthe-Éléonore Klosé � ee-ah-seent-ay-lay-aw-nawr klaw-zay

Klose � Margarete Klose � mar-gah-RAY-tuh KLO-zuh

Kloss � Erich Kloss � AY-rihh KLAWSS

Klosterfraulein � Klosterfräulein � KLAW-stur-froy-l����n � (vocal duet by Johanness Brahms[yo-HAHN-nuss {BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS])

Klotz � Mathias Klotz � mah-TEE-ahss KLAWTSS

Klotz � Sebastian Klotz � zay-BAH-stihahn KLAWTSS

Klotzman � Dorothy Klotzman � DAW-ruh-thee KLAWTSS-munn

Kloz � Johann Carolo Kloz � YO-hahn kah-RO-lo KLAWTSS

Kloz � Mathias Kloz � mah-TEE-ahss KLAWTSS

Klucevsek � Guy Klucevsek � GHEE KLÔÔ-tsevv-seck

Klughardt � August Klughardt � AHÔÔ-gôôst KLÔÔK-hart � (known also as AugustFriedrich Martin [FREET-rihh MAR-teen] Klughardt)

Klusak � Jan Klusák � YAHN klôô-SAHAHK

Kmentt � Waldemar Kmentt � VAHL-tuh-mar k’MENNT

Knab � Armin Knab � AR-minn KNAHP

Knabe � William Knabe � WILL-lihumm k’NAH-buh � (known also as Valentine WilhelmLudwig Knabe [FAH-lenn-tee-nuh VILL-hellm LOOT-vihh k’NAHAH-buh])

Knabe und das immlein� Der Knabe und das Immlein � dayr k’NAHAH-buh ôônt dahssIMM-l����n � (The Boy and the Bee) � (poem by Eduard Mörike [AY-dooart MÖ-rih-kuh] set tomusic by Hugo Wolf [HOO-go VAWLF])

Knaben wunderhorn � Des Knaben Wunderhorn � dess k'NAHAH-bunn VÔÔN-tur-hawrn �(The Youth's Magic Horn) � (poems from German country folk edited and published in the early19th century by Achim von Arnim [AHAH-kimm fawn AR-nimm] and Clemens Brentano[KLAY-mennss brenn-TAHAH-no]) � (some of the poems from the collection were set tomusic by various composers)

Knabenchor des staats und domchores berlin � Knabenchor des Staats- und Domchores Berlin �k’NAHAH-bunn-kohr dess SHTAHAHTSS- ôônt DOHM-ko-russ behr-LEEN � (Boy Choirof the State and Cathedral Choruses of Berlin)

Knabenchor hannover� Knabenchor Hannover � k’NAHAH-bunn-kohr hahn-NO-fur �(Hanover [HA-no-vur] Boy Choir)

Knaifel � Alexander Knaifel � uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r k’NAHIH-fell

Knap � Rolf Knap � RAWLF k’NAHP

Knape � Walter Knape � VAHL-tur k’NAHAH-puh

Knapp � Phebe Palmer Knapp � FEE-bee PAHL-mur NAPP

Knappertsbusch � Hans Knappertsbusch � HAHNSS k'NAHP-pertss-pôôsh

Knecht � Justin Heinrich Knecht � YÔÔSS-tinn H����N-rihh k’NEHHT

Kneihs� Hans Maria Kneihs � HAHNSS mah-REE-ah k’N����SS

Kneisel � Franz Kneisel � FRAHNTSS k’N����-zull

Knepler � P. Knepler � (P.) k'NEPP-lur

Knibbs � Jean Knibbs � JEEN NIBBZ

Kniese � Julius Kniese � YOO-lihôôss k’NEE-zuh

Knight � Gillian Knight � GHILL-lihunn N����T

Knipper � Lev Knipper � LYEFF k’NYIPP-per � (known also as Lev Konstantinovich [kahn-stahn-TYEE-nuh-vihch] Knipper)

Knittl � Karel Knittl � KAH-rell k’NITT-t’l

Knobel � Betty Wehrli-Knobel � BETT-tee VAYR-lee-k'NO-buhl

Knoch � Ernst Knoch � EHRNST k’NAWK

Knorr � Ernst-Lothar von Knorr � EHRNST-LAW-tar fawn k’NAWR

Knorr � Iwan Knorr � EE-vahn k’NAWR � (known also as Iwan Otto Armand [AWT-tohAR-mahnt] Knorr)

Knorr � Julius Knorr � YOO-lihôôss k’NAWR

Knote � Heinrich Knote � H����N-rihh k’NO-tuh

Knothe � Dietrich Knothe � DEE-trihh k'NO-tuh

Knudsen � Johan Hye-Knudsen � yo-HANN HÜUH-k’NOO-sunn

Knupfer � Paul Knüpfer � PAHÔÔL k’NÜP-fur

Knupfer � Sebastian Knüpfer � zay-BAH-stihahn k’NÜP-fur

Knussen � Oliver Knussen � AH-lih-vur NUSS-sunn � (known also as Stuart [st’YOO-urt]Oliver Knussen)

Knutson � David Knutson � DAY-vudd k’NOOT-s’n

Knutson � Russell Knutson � RUSS-sull k’NOOT-s’n

Knyaz knyaz prosti menya� Knyaz! knyaz, prosti menya! � k’NYASS! k’NYASS, prahss-TYEE menn-YAH! � (excerpt from the opera Pique dame [peek dahm] — The Queen ofSpades; music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky [p’YAW-t’r ill-YEECH {chahih-KAWF-skee}chay-KAWF-skee]; libretto by Modest Tchaikovsky [mah-DYESST {chahih-KAWF-skee}chay-KAWF-skee] after Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin [uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r sehr-GAY-yeh-vihch POOSH-kinn])

Knyvett � Charles Knyvett � CHAH-rullz NIH-vitt

Knyvett � William Knyvett � WILL-lihumm NIH-vitt

Kobald � Karl Kobald � KARL KO-bahlt

Kobayashi � Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi � keh6666-nee-chee-law kaw-bah-yahsh

Kobbe � Gustav Kobbé � GUSS-tuvv kawb-BAY

Koblitz � Ingo Koblitz � IHNG-o KAW-blittss

Koch � Barbara Koch � BAR-bah-rah KAWK

Koch � Caspar Koch � {KASS-pur KOHK} KAHSS-par KAWK � (known also as CasparPetrus [PAY-trôôss] Koch)

Koch � Eduard Emil Koch � AY-dooart AY-meel KAWK

Koch � Erland von Koch � AR-lahnd vawn KAWK � (known also as Sigurd Christian [SEE-gürd KRISS-tihahn] Erland von Koch)

Koch � Ernst Koch � EHRNST KAWK

Koch � Friedrich Ernst Koch � FREET-rihh EHRNST KAWK

Koch � Heinrich Christoph Koch � H����N-rihh KRIH-stawf KAWK

Koch � Helmut Koch � HELL-môôt KAWK

Koch � Howard Koch � H����W-urd KOHK

Koch � Johann Koch � YO-hahn KAWK

Koch � Karl Koch � KARL KAWK

Koch � Lother Koch � LO-tur KAWK

Koch � Sigurd von Koch � SEE-gürd vawn KAWK � (known also as Richert SigurdValdemar von Koch [REE-chert SEE-gürd VAHL-duh-mar vawn KAWK])

Kochan � Günter Kochan � GÜN-tur KAW-hahn

Kochanowski � Jan Kochanowski � YAHN ko-hah-NAWF-skee

Kochanski � Paul Kochanski � PAWL ko-CHANN-skee � (known also as Pawe� Kocha�ski[PAH-vehw’ ko-H����6666-skee])

Kochel � Köchel � KÖ-hull � (catalog of compositions by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart[VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart] — usually abbreviated as K � (the full nameof the catalog author is Ludwig, Ritter von Köchel [LOOT-vihh RITT-tur fawn KÖ-hull])

Kochel � Ludwig, Ritter von Köchel � LOOT-vihh, RITT-tur fawn KÖ-hull � (knownalso as Ludwig Alois Ferdinand [AHAH-lo-eess FEHR-tee-nahnt], Ritter von Köchel)

Kocher � Conrad Kocher � KAWN-raht KAW-hur

Kocian � Jaroslav Kocián � YAH-raw-slahf KAW-tsihahahn

Kocsar � Miklós Kocsár � MICK-lohohsh KO-chahahr

Kocsis � Zoltán Kocsis � zohl-TAHAHN KO-chihsh � (known also as Zoltán György [JÖRJ]Kocsis) � (the first name is also represented as Zoltan [ZOHL-tahn])

Koczalski � Raoul Koczalski � RAHÔÔL ko-CHAHL-skee

Koczirz � Adolf Koczirz � AH-dawlf KAW-chihrtss

Koczwara � František Kocžwara � FRAHN-tyih-sheck KOHTSS-zhvah-rah

Kodalli � Nevit Kodalli � NEH-vitt ko-DAHAHL-luh � (the terminal i in Kodalli is asubstitute for the Turkish letter �)

Kodaly � Zoltán Kodály � ZOHL-tahahn ko-DAHAH-yee

Koeberg � Frits Ehrhardt Adriaan Koeberg � FRITTSS EHR-hart ah-drihAHAHN KOO-behrk

Koechlin � Charles Koechlin � sharl kösh-leh6666 � (known also as Charles Louis EugèneKoechlin [sharl lôôee ö-zhenn kösh-leh6666])

Koehler � Ted Koehler � TEDD KÖ-lur

Koellreutter � Hans Joachim Koellreutter � HAHNSS YOHOH-ah-kimm KÖL-royt-tur

Koemmenich � Louis Koemmenich � {LOO-uss KEMM-muh-nihch} LOO-ee KÖM-muh-nihh

Koenemann � Theodore Koenemann � tay-o-DOH-ruh KÖ-nuh-mahn � (Germanizedversion of the Russian Feodor Keneman [fehAW-dur KAY-nuh-munn])

Koenen � Friedrich Koenen � FREET-rihh KÖ-nunn

Koenen � Tilly Koenen � TILL-lee KOO-nunn

Koenig � Gottfried Michael Koenig � GAWT-freet MIH-hah-ell KÖ-nihh

Koering � René Koering � ruh-nay kö-rihng

Koessler � Hans Koessler � HAHNSS KÖSS-lur � (known also as Hans Kössler [KÖSS-lur])

Koestenbaum � Joshua Koestenbaum � JAH-shuh-wuh KEH-stunn-bawm

Koetsier � Jan Koetsier � YAHN koot-SEER

Koetsier � Marjolein Koetsier � MAR-yo-layn koot-SEER

Koffler � Józef Koffler � YÔÔ-zeff KAWF-ler

Kofler � Leo Kofler � {LEE-o KAWF-lur} LAY-o KAWF-lur

Kogan � Leonid Kogan � lay-ah-NYITT KAW-gunn � (known also as Leonid Borisovich[bah-REE-suh-vihch] Kogan)

Kogel � Gustav Friedrich Kogel � GÔÔ-stahf FREET-rihh KO-gull

Kohler � Dorothea Köhler � doh-ro-TAY-ah KÖ-lur

Kohler � Ernesto Köhler � ayr-NAY-stoh KÖ-lur

Kohler � Ernst Köhler � EHRNST KÖ-lur

Kohler � Franz Kohler � FRANNZ KOH-lur

Kohler � Louis Köhler � LOO-ee KÖ-lur

Kohler � Siegfried Köhler � ZEEK-freet KÖ-lur

Kohn � Karl Kohn � KARL KOHN � (known also as Karl Georg Kohn [KARL GAY-awrk KOHN])

Kohout � Antonín Kohout � AHN-taw-nyeeeen KO-hohohôôôôt

Kohoutek � Ctirad Kohoutek � ts’TIH-raht ko-HOHOHÔÔÔÔ-teck

Kohs � Ellis Bonoff Kohs � ELL-luss BAW-nawf KOHZ

Kohut � Adolf Kohut � AHAH-dawlf KO-hôôt

Koizumi � Fumio Koizumi � hoo-meeaw kawee-zoo-mee

Koizumi � Kazuhiro Koizumi � kah-zoo-hee-law kawee-zoo-mee

Kojian � Varujan Kojian � {vah-ROO-junn KO-junn} vah-rôô-YAHN kah-yihAHN �(known also as Varujan Haig [HAHIHK] Kojian)

Kojo no tsuki � Kojo no Tsuki � kaw-jaw naw ts’k � (composition by R. Taki [(R.) tahk])

Kokai � Rezs� Kókai � REH-zhöö KOHOH-kahih

Kokkonen � Joonas Kokkonen � YAWAW-nahss KAWK-kaw-nenn

Kokoris � Eva Kokoris � EE-vah ko-KOH-riss

Kol domu se ted potacim � Kol domu se ted' potácím � kohl DOH-môô seh tyedd po-TAHAH-tseeeem � (I Wander Oft past Yonder House) � (song by Antonín Dvo�ák [AHN-taw-nyeeeen d’VAW-rshahahk])

Kol nidrei � Kol Nidrei � KOHL NEE-dr���� � (composition by Max Bruch [MAHKSSBRÔÔK])

Kolachevsky� Mikhail Kolachevsky � mee-kahEEL kah-lah-CHEFF-skee � (known also asMikhail Kalachevsky [kah-lah-CHEFF-skee])

Kolankowski � Antoni Kolankowski � ahn-TOH-nee kaw-lahn-KAWF-skee

Kolar � Victor Kolar � {VICK-tur KO-lur} VICK-tawr KO-lar

Kolbe � Oskar Kolbe � AWSS-kar KAWL-buh

Kolberg � Oskar Kolberg � AWSS-kar KAWL-berk � (known also as Henryk [HENN-rick]Oskar Kolberg)

Kolchinskaya � Camilla Kolchinskaya � kah-MEEL-luh kahl-CHINN-skuh-yuh

Kolessa � Filaret Kolessa � fih-lah-RETT kah-LESS-suh � (known also as FilaretMikhailovich [mee-KAHIH-luh-vihch] Kolessa)

Kolff � J. van Santen Kolff � (J.) funn SAHN-tunn KAWLF

Kolinski� Mieczyslaw Kolinski � MEE-chiss-law ko-LINN-skee � (this Polish National isknown in Poland as Mieczys�aw Koli�ski [meeeh-CHISS-wahf kaw-LEE6666-skee])

Kolisch � Rudolf Kolisch � ROO-dawlf KO-lihsh

Kollmann� Augustus Frederic Christopher Kollmann � {aw-GUSS-tuss FREH-duh-rick

KRISS-tuh-fur KOHL-munn} AHÔÔ-gôô-shtôôss FRAY-duh-rick KRIH-staw-fur KAWL-mahn

Kollo � René Kollo � ruh-nay KAWL-lo

Kollo � Walter Kollo � VAHL-tur KAWL-lo � (known also as Elimar [AY-lih-mar] WalterKollo)

Kolman � Petr Kolman � PEH-t’r KOHL-munn � (known also as Peter [PEH-tur] Kolman)

Koln � Köln � KÖLN � (Cologne [kuh-LOHN]) � (German city)

Kolneder � Walter Kolneder � VAHL-tur KAWL-nay-dur

Kolner rundfunkchor � Kölner Rundfunkchor � KÖL-nur RÔÔNT-fôônk-kohr � (Cologne[kuh-LOHN] Radio chorus)

Kolner rundfunkorchester � Kölner Rundfunkorchester � KÖL-nur RÔÔNT-fôônk-awr-KEH-stur � (Cologne [kuh-lohn] Radio Orchestra)

Kolodin � Irving Kolodin � UR-vihng kaw-LAW-d’n

Kolzov � kahl-ZOHF

Kom nu hit dod � Kom nu hit, död � KÔÔM nü heet, DÖD � (Come Here, Death) � (poemby Bertel Gripenberg [BAR-tell GREE-penn-bary’] after William Shakespeare [WILL-lihummSHAYK-spihuhr], set to music by Jean Sibelius [zhah6666 sih-BAY-lihôôss])

Komitas � kah-MEE-tuss

Komm bald � KAWM BAHLT � (Come Soon) � (poem by Klaus Groth [KLAHÔÔSSGROHT] set to music by Johannes Brahms [yo-HAHN-nuss {BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS])

Komm du susse todesstunde � Komm, du süsse Todesstunde � KAWM, doo ZÜSS-suhTOH-duss-shtôôn-tuh � (Come, Sweet Hour of Death) � (cantata [kunn-TAH-tuh] byJohann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Komm jesu komm � Komm, Jesu, komm � kawm, YAY-zoo, kawm � (Come, Jesus, Come)� (motet [mo-TETT] by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Komm liebe zither komm � Komm, liebe Zither, komm � KAWM, lee-buh TSIH-tur,KAWM � (Come, Dear Zither [ZIH-thur], Come) � (song by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart[VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart])

Komm mit mir zum souper � Komm mit mir zum Souper � KAWM mitt MEER tsoom soo-pay � (excerpt from the operetta Die Fledermaus [dee FLAY-dur-mahôôss] — The Bat; musicby Johann Strauss II [YO-hahn SHTRAHÔÔSS II]; libretto by Carl Haffner [KARL HAHF-nur] and Richard Genée [RIH-hart zhuh-nay] after Henri Meilhac [ah6666-ree meh-yack] andLudovic Halévy [lü-daw-veek ah-lay-vee])

Komm o hoffnung � Komm, O Hoffnung � kawm, o HAWF-nôông � (aria from Act I of theopera Fidelio [fee-DAY-liho]; music by Ludwig van Beethoven [LOOT-vihh funn BAYAY-toh-funn]; libretto by Joseph Sonnleithner [YO-zeff ZAWN-l����t-nur], Stephan von Breuning[SHTEH-fahn fawn BROY-nihng], and Georg Friedrich Treitschke [GAY-awrk FREET-rihhTR����TSH-kuh])

Komme holde sommernacht� O komme, holde Sommernacht � O KAW-muh HAWL-tuhZAWM-mur-nahkt � (O Come, Sweet Summer Night) � (song by Johannes Brahms [yo-HAHN-nuss {BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS])

Kommet her ihr frechen sunder � Kommet her, ihr frechen Sünder � KAWM-mutt HAYR,eer FREH-hunn ZÜN-tur � (Come This Way, You Shameless Sinners) � (composition byWolfgang Amadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart])

Kommst du nun jesu vom himmel herunter� Kommst du nun, Jesu, vom Himmel herunter �KAWMST doo NOON, YAY-zoo, fawm HIMM-mull HAY-rôôn-tur � (composition byJohann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Kommt dir manchmal in den sinn � Kommt dir manchmal in den Sinn � KAWMT deerMAHNH-mahl inn dayn ZINN � (Does it Sometimes Come to Memory) � (Hungarian poemtranslated to German by Hugo Conrat [HOO-go KAWN-raht] and set to music by JohannesBrahms [yo-HAHN-nuss {BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS])

Kommt ihr tochter helft mir klagen � Kommt, ihr Töchter, helft mir klagen � KAWMT eerTÖH tur, HELLFT meer KLAH-gunn � (Come, Ye Daughters, Share My Mourning) �(choral excerpt from the St. Matthew Passion by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Komorous � Rudolf Komorous � RÔÔ-dawlf KAW-maw-rohohôôôôss

Komorzynski � Egon Komorzynski � AY-gawn ko-mawr-ZÜN-skee

Kon kim � Kim, Byong-kon � KIMM, T’YAHNG-KÔÔN

Kondina � Olga Kondina � AWL-guh KAWN-dyih-nuh

Kondorossy � Leslie Kondorossy � {LESS-lee kahn-duh-ROHSS-see} LESS-lee KAWN-daw-rawsh-shee � (Leslie probably was not the original Hungarian name)

Kondorossy � Leslie Kondorossy � {LESS-lee kahn-duh-ROHSS-see} LESS-lee KOHN-doh-rohsh-shee

Kondov � Luben Kondov � LOO-benn KAWN-dawf

Kondracki � Michal Kondracki � {MEE-shahl kahn-DRAH-kee} MEE-kull kahn-DRAHTSS-kee

Kondrashin � Kirill Kondrashin � kih-REEL kahn-DRAH-shinn � (known also as KirillPetrovich [pih-TRAW-vihch] Kondrashin)

Konecny � Kone�ný � KAW-nehch-neeee � (character in the opera Osud [AW-sôôt] —Destiny; music by Leoš Janá�ek [LEH-awsh yah-NAHAH-check]; libretto by Fedora Bartšová[FEH-daw-rah BART-shaw-vahah])

Konetzni � Anny Konetzni � AHN-nee ko-NETTSS-nee

Konetzni � Hilde Konetzni � HILL-tuh ko-NETTSS-nee

Kong gaud og ungan herredag � Kong Gaud og ungan Herredag � KAWNG GAEWD awEWNG-ahn HAR-ruh-dahg � (King Gaud and Young Herredag)

Konig � Gunda König � GÔÔN-tah KÖ-nihh

Konig � Jan Latham-König � YAHN LAH-tahm-KÖ-nihh

Konig � Klaus König � KLAHÔÔSS KÖ-nihh

Konig das kann ich dir nicht sagen � O König, das kann ich dir nicht sagen � O KÖ-nihh,dahss kahn ihh deer nihht ZAH-gunn � (aria from Act II of the opera Tristan und Isolde[TRIH-stahn ôônt ee-ZAWL-tuh], music and libretto by Richard Wagner [RIH-hart VAHG-nur])

Konigen der nacht � Königen der Nacht � KÖ-nee-gunn dayr NAHKT � (Queen of theNight) � (character in the opera Die Zauberflöte [dee TSAHÔÔ-bur-flö-tuh] — The MagicFlute; music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart]and libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder [ay-MAHAH-nooayl SHEE-kah-nay-dur])

Konigin von saba� Königin von Saba � KÖ-nee-ghinn fawn ZAH-bah � (Queen of Sheba)� (character in the oratorio Solomon; music by George Frideric Handel [JAW-urj FRIH-duh-rick HANN-d’l]; anonymous libretto after II Chronicles, I Kings v, and Josephus [jo-SEE-fuss])

Konigsberg � Königsberg � KÖ-nickss-pehrk

Konigslow � Johann Wilhelm Cornelius von Königslöw � YO-hahn VILL-hellm kawr-NAY-

lihôôss fawn KÖ-nick-slö

Konigslow � Otto Friedrich von Königslöw � AWT-toh FREET-rihh fawn KÖ-nick-slö

Koning � David Koning � DAH-vitt KO-nihng

Koning � Kees-Jan de Koning � KAYAYSS-YAHN deh KO-nihng

Konings � Jos Konings � YOHSS KO-nihngss

Konitz � Lee Konitz � LEE KO-nittz

Konius � Georgi Konius � gay-AWR-ghee KAW-nihôôss � (known also as Georgi Conus[KAW-nôôss] and Georgi Eduardovich [eh-dôôAR-duh-vihch] Conus)

Konjovic � Petar Konjovi� � PAY-tar KAWN-yaw-vihch

Kono � Kristo Kono � KRISS-toh KO-no

Konoye � Hidemar� Konoye � hee-deh-mah-lawaw kaw-naw-yeh

Konstanze � kawn-STAHN-tsuh � (character in the opera Die Entführung aus dem Serail[dee ennt-FÜ-rôông ahôôss daym zay-RAHIHL] — The Abduction From the Harem; music byWolfgang Amadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart]; libretto by JohannGottlieb Stephanie [YO-hahn GAWT-leep SHTEH-fah-nee) after Christoph Friedrich Bretzner[KRIH-stawf FREET-rihh BRETTSS-nur])

Kont � Paul Kont � PAHÔÔL KAWNT

Kontarsky � Alfons Kontarsky � AHL-fawnss kawn-TAR-skee

Kontarsky � Aloys Kontarsky � AHAH-law-üss kawn-TAR-skee

Kontarsky � Bernhard Kontarsky � BEHRN-hart kawn-TAR-skee

Kontchak � Khan Kontchak � KAHN kahnt-CHAHK � (character in the opera Prince Igor[EE-gur]; music by Alexander Borodin [uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r buh-rah-DYEEN]; libretto byBorodin after Vladimir Stasov [vlah-DYEE-mihr STAH-suff])

Kontinuo � kawn-TEE-nôôo

Kontrabass � KAWN-trah-bahss � (double bass, bass viol, German spelling andpronunciation)

Kontski � Antoine de Kontski � ah6666-twahn deh KAWNT-skee � (the given name of this

Polish National is a French modification of the Polish Antoni [ahn-TOH-nee])

Kontski � Appolinaire de Kontski � ahp-paw-lee-nehr duh kawnt-skee � (Frenchpronunciation of the name of this Polish-born French musician)

Kontski � Charles de Kontski � sharl duh kawnt-skee � (French pronunciation of the nameof this Polish-born French musician)

Kontu � Matti-Petteri Kontu � MAHT-tih-PETT-teh-rih KAWN-tôô

Kontu � Uli Kontu � ÔÔ-lih KAWN-tôô

Konwitschny � Franz Konwitschny � FRAHNTSS kawn-VITTSH-nee

Konya � Sándor Konya � SHAHAHN-dawr KOHN-yah

Konzert d moll fur violine und orchester � Konzert d-moll für Violine und Orchester �KAWN-tsert DAY-MAWL für fee-o-LEE-nuh ôônt awr-KEH-stur � (Concerto in d Minorfor Violin and Orchestra by Albert Dietrich [AHL-pert DEET-rihh])

Konzert d moll fur zwei violinen streicher und continuo � Konzert d-moll für zwei Violinen,Streicher und Continuo � KAWN-tsehrt DAY-MAWL für ts’V���� fee-o-LEE-nunn, SHTR����-hur ôônt kawn-TEE-nôôo � (Concerto in d Minor for Two Violins, Strings, and Continuo �(composition by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur blockflote und traversflote e moll � Konzert für Blockflöte und Traversflöte e-moll� KAWN-tsehrt für BLAWK-flö-tuh ôônt TRAH-vurss-flö-tuh AY-MAWL � (Concertofor Recorder and Transverse Flute in e Minor) � (composition by Georg Philipp Telemann[GAY-awrk FEE-lipp TAY-luh-mahn])

Konzert fur four cembali und streicher a moll � Konzert für 4 Cembali und Streicher a-moll �KAWN-tsehrt für 4 TSEMM-bah-lee ôônt SHTR����-hur AHAH-MAWL � (Concerto for 4Harpsichords and Strings in a Minor) � (composition by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn{suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur klarinette und orchester � Konzert für Klarinette und Orchester � KAWN-tsehrtfür klah-ree-NETT-tuh ôônt awr-KEH-stur � (Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra �(composition by Ludwig Spohr [LOOT-vihh SHPOHR] — also known as Louis Spohr [lôôeespawr])

Konzert fur klavier und orchester � Konzert für Klavier und Orchester � KAWN-tsehrt fürklah-FEER ôônt awr-KEH-stur � (Concerto for Piano and Orchestra ) � (composition byJohannes Brahms [yo-HAHN-nuss {BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS]) � (composition by PeterIlyich Tschaikowsky [p’YO-t’r ill-YEECH {chahih-KAWF-skee} chay-KAWF-skee]) �

(composition by Serge Prokofiev [sehr-GAY prah-KAW-fiheff]) � (composition by Ludwig vanBeethoven [LOOT-vihh funn BAYAY-toh-funn]) � (composition by Wolfgang AmadeusMozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart])

Konzert fur oboe damore streicher und basso continuo d dur � Konzert für Oboe d’Amore,Streicher und Basso continuo D-dur � KAWN-tsehrt für o-BO-uh dah-MO-ray, SHTR����-hurôônt BAHSS-so kohn-TEE-nooo DAY-DOOR � (Concerto for Oboe d’Amore [dah-MO-ray],Strings and Continuo [kunn-TIH-n’yuh-wo] in D Major by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn{suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur oboe damore streicher und basso continuo a dur � Konzert für Oboe d’Amore,Streicher und Basso continuo A-dur � KAWN-tsehrt für o-BO-uh dah-MO-ray, SHTR����-hurôônt BAHSS-so kohn-TEE-nooo AHAH-DOOR � (Concerto for Oboe d’Amore [dah-MO-ray], Strings and Continuo [kunn-TIH-n’yuh-wo] in A Major by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur oboe streicher und basso continuo d moll � Konzert für Oboe, Streicher und Bassocontinuo d-moll � KAWN-tsehrt für o-BO-uh, SHTR����-hur ôônt BAHSS-so kawn-TEE-noooDAY-MAWL � (Concerto for Oboe, Strings and Continuo in d Minor by Johann SebastianBach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur oboe violine streicher und basso continuo c moll � Konzert für Oboe, Violine,Streicher und Basso continuo c-moll � KAWN-tsehrt für o-BO-uh, fee-o-LEE-nuh, SHTR����-hur ôônt BAHSS-so kawn-TEE-nooo TSAY-MAWL � (Concerto for Oboe, Violin, Stringsand Continuo [kunn-TIH-n’yuh-wo] in c Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur orgel oboen streicher und basso continuo d moll � Konzert für Orgel, Oboen,Streicher und Basso continuo d-moll � KAWN-tsehrt für AWR-gull, o-BO-unn, SHTR����-hurôônt BAHSS-so kawn-TEE-nooo DAY-MAWL � (Concerto for Organ, Oboes, Strings andContinuo [kunn-TIH-n’yuh-wo] in d Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur three cembali und streicher d moll � Konzert für 3 Cembali und Streicher d-moll �KAWN-tsehrt für 3 TSEMM-bah-lee ôônt SHTR����-hur DAY-MAWL � (Concerto for 3harpsichords and strings in d Minor � (composition by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur three cembali und streicher c dur � Konzert für 3 Cembali und Streicher C-dur �KAWN-tsehrt für 3 TSEMM-bah-lee ôônt SHTR����-hur TSAY-DOOR � (Concerto for 3Harpsichords and Strings in C Major) � (composition by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn{suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur three oboen b dur � Konzert für 3 Oboen B-dur � KAWN-tsehrt für 3 o-BO-unn BAY-DOOR � (Concerto for 3 Oboes in B Flat Major) � (composition by Georg Philipp

Telemann [GAY-awrk FEE-lipp TAY-luh-mahn])

Konzert fur three violinen streicher und basso continuo d dur � Konzert für 3 Violinen, Streicherund Basso continuo D-dur � KAWN-tsehrt für 3 fee-o- LEE-nunn, SHTR����-hur ôôntBAHSS-so kohn-TEE-nooo DAY-DOOR � (Concerto for 3 Violins, Strings and Continuo[kunn-TIH-n’yuh-wo] in D Major by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunnBAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur traversflote d dur � Konzert für Traversflöte D-dur � KAWN-tsehrt für TRAH-vurss-flö-tuh DAY-DOOR � (Concerto for Transverse Flute in D Major) � (composition byGeorg Philipp Telemann [GAY-awrk FEE-lipp TAY-luh-mahn])

Konzert fur trompete d dur � Konzert für Trompete D-dur � KAWN-tsehrt für trawm-PAY-tuh DAY-DOOR � (Concerto for Trumpet in D Major) � (composition by Georg PhilippTelemann [GAY-awrk FEE-lipp TAY-luh-mahn])

Konzert fur trompete und violine d dur � Konzert für Trompete und Violine D-dur � KAWN-tsehrt für trawm-PAY-tuh ôônt fee-o-LEE-nuh DAY-DOOR � (Concerto for Trumpet andViolin in D Major) � (composition by Georg Philipp Telemann [GAY-awrk FEE-lipp TAY-luh-mahn])

Konzert fur two chalumeaux d moll� Konzert für 2 Chalumeaux d moll � KAWN-tsehrt für 2shah-lü-mo DAY MAWL � (Concerto for 2 Chalumeaux [shah-lü-mo] in d Minor by GeorgPhilipp Telemann [GAY-awrk FEE-lipp TAY-luh-mahn]) � (the chalumeau is an early, single-reed instrument related to the clarinet)

Konzert fur violine streicher und basso continuo g moll � Konzert für Violine, Streicher undBasso continuo g-moll � KAWN-tsehrt für fee-o-LEE-nuh, SHTR����-hur ôônt BAHSS-soKAWN-tee-nooo GAY-MAWL � (Concerto for Violin, Strings and Continuo in g Minor byJohann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur violine streicher und basso continuo d moll � Konzert für Violine, Streicher undBasso continuo d-moll � KAWN-tsehrt für fee-o-LEE-nuh, SHTR����-hur ôônt BAHSS-sokawn-TEE-nooo DAY-MAWL � (Concerto for Violin, Strings and Continuo [kunn-TIH-n’yuh-wo] in d Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzert fur violine und orchester � Konzert für Violine und Orchester � KAWN-tsehrt fürfee-o-LEE-nuh ôônt awr-KEH-stur � (Concerto for Violin and Orchestra) � (composition byWolfgang Amadeus Mozart [VAWLF-gahng ah-mah-DAY-ôôss MO-tsart]) � (compositionby Jean Sibelius [zhah6666 sih-BAY-lihôôss]) � (composition by Antonín Dvo�ák [AHN-taw-nyeeeen d’VAW-rshahahk])

Konzerte fur blockflote streicher und cembalo � Konzerte für Blockflöte, Streicher und Cembalo� kawn-TSEHR-tuh für BLAWK-flö-tuh, SHTR����-hur ôônt TSEMM-bah-lo � (Concertos

for Recorder, Strings and Harpsichord by Antonio Vivaldi [ahn-TAW-neeo vee-VAHL-dee])

Konzertparaphrase uber ernani � Konzertparaphrase über “Ernani” � KAWN-tsehrt-pah-rah-frah-zuh ü-bur “ayr-NAH-nee” � (concert paraphrase by Franz Liszt [FRAHNZ LISST] onthe opera Ernani [ayr-NAH-nee]; opera music by Giuseppe Verdi [joo-ZAYP-pay VAYR-dee];opera libretto by Francesco Maria Piave [frahn-CHAY-sko mah-REE-ah peeAH-vay] afterVictor Hugo [{VICK-tur h’YOO-go} veek-tawr ü-go])

Konzertsatz sinfonia fur violine three trompeten pauken two oboen streicher und basso continuo ddur � Konzertsatz (Sinfonia) für Violine, 3 Trompeten, Pauken, 2 Oboen, Streicher und Bassocontinuo D-dur � KAWN-tsehrt-zahtss (zinn-fo-NEE-uh) für fee-o-LEE-nuh, 3 trawm-PAY-tunn, PAHÔÔ-kunn, 2 o-BO-unn, SHTR����-hur ôônt BAHSS-so kohn-TEE-nooo DAY-DOOR � (Concerto Movement (Sinfonia) for Violin, 3 Trumpets, Timpani, 2 Oboes, Stringsand Continuo [kunn-TIH-n’yuh-wo] in D Major by Johann Sebastian Bach [YO-hahn {suh-BASS-tihunn BAHK} zay-BAH-stihahn BAHK])

Konzertstuck � Konzertstück � KAWN-tsehrt-shtük � (Concert Piece) � (composition byFranz Schubert [FRAHNTSS SHOO-bert])

Konzertvereinigung wiener staatsopernchor � Konzertvereinigung Wiener Staatsopernchor �KAWN-tsehrt-feh-r����-nih-gôông VEE-nur SHTAHAHTSS-aw-pehrn-kohr � (Vienna StateOpera Concert Chorus)

Koole � Arend Koole � AH-rennt KOHOH-luh � (known also as Arend Johannes Christiaan[yo-HAHN-nuss kriss-tihAHAHN] Koole)

Koonig � Willem De Koonig � WILL-lumm dee KOO-nigg � (an American painter whosename was used as the title of an orchestral composition in the Quadri [kooAHD-ree] collection byJack Fortner [JACK-FAWRT-nur])

Koopman � Ton Koopman � TAWN KOHOHP-mahn

Kooy � Peter Kooy � PAY-tur KOHOHee

Kopecky � Pavel Kopecký � PAH-vell KO-pettss-keeee

Kopelent � Marek Kopelent � MAH-reck KO-peh-lennt

Kopelman � Mikhail Kopelman � mee-kahEEL KAW-pell-munn

Koper � Carmen-Renate Köper � KAR-munn-ray-NAH-tuh KÖ-pur

Kopleff � Florence Kopleff � FLAW-runntss KAHP-leff

Kopp � Miroslav Kopp � MIH-raw-slahf KAWP

Koppel � Herman D. Koppel � HEHR-munn (D.) KAHP-puhl � (known also as HermanDavid [ DA-vihth] Koppel)

Koppel � Thomas Herman Koppel � TAH-muss HEHR-munn KAHP-puhl

Koppelstetter � Martina Koppelstetter � mar-TEE-nah KAWP-puhl-shtett-tur

Kopperud � Jean Kopperud � JEEN KAHP-puh-rood

Kopylov � Alexander Kopylov � uh-lyick-SAHN-d’r kuh-pih-LAWF � (known also asAlexander Alexandrovich [uh-lyick-SAHN-druh-vihch] Kopylov)

Kopytman � Mark Kopytman � MARK kah-PEET-munn

Korbay � Francis Alexander Korbay � FRANNT-suss a-ligg-ZANN-dur KAWR-bay �(probably an Anglicized version of the original Hungarian name — the Hungarian pronunciationof Korbay is KAWR-b���� )

Korchmarev � Klimenti Korchmarev � klyee-MYENN-tyee karch-mah-r’YAWF � (knownalso as Klimenti Arkadievich [ar-KAH-diheh-vihch] Korchmarev)

Korcsmaros � Peter Korcsmáros � PEH-ter kawrch-MAHAH-rawsh

Kord � Kazimierz Kord � kah-ZEE-meeerz KAWRT

Koreshchenko � Arseni Koreshchenko � ar-SAY-nyee kah-rehsh-CHENN-kuh

Korganov � Genari Korganov � gheh-NAH-ree kar-GAH-nuff

Korinek � Miroslav Ko�ínek � MIH-raw-slahf kaw-RSHEEEE-neck

Korn � Clara Anna Korn � {KLA-ruh ANN-nuh KAWRN} KLAH-rah AHN-nah KAWRN

Korn � Peter Jona Korn � PAY-tur YO-nah KAWRN

Kornacker � Thomas Kornacker � TAH-muss KAWR-nuh-kur

Kornauth � Egon Kornauth � AY-gawn KAWR-nahôôt

Kornblumen � KAWRN-bloo-munn � (Cornflowers) � (song from Mädchenblumen[METT-hunn-bloo-munn] — Maiden Blossoms — by Richard Strauss [RIH-hartSHTRAHÔÔSS])

Korndorf � Nikolai Korndorf � nyee-kah-LAHIH KAWRN-durf

Korner � Christian Gottfried Körner � KRIH-stihahn GAWT-freet KÖR-nur

Korner � Gotthilf Wilhelm Körner � GAWT-hillf VILL-hellm KÖR-nur

Kornerup � Thorvald Otto Kornerup � TAW-vahl AHT-toh KO-nuh-woop

Korngold � Erich Wolfgang Korngold � {EH-rick WÔÔLF-gang KAWRN-gohld} AY-rihhVAWLF-gahng KAWRN-gawlt

Korngold � Julius Korngold � {JOO-lihuss KAWRN-gohld} YOO-lihôôss KAWRN-gawlt

Kornmuller� Otto Kornmüller � AWT-toh KAWRN-mül-lur

Korodi � András Kórodi � ahn-DRAHAHSH KOHOH-raw-dee � (known also as Andras[AHN-drahsh] Kórodi)

Koron de loz mochachoz � El koron de loz mochachoz � ell ko-RAWN day lawth mo-CHAH-chawth � (a medieval song of the Jews who were expelled from Spain in 1