Pavel Kogan
Pavel Kogan · Arts & Literature
Conductor and violinist
1952, Moscow, Russia
Russia
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Pavel Kogan is a Russian conductor and violinist who has led the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra as artistic director and music director for decades and won the Grand Prix at the 1970 Sibelius Violin Competition. He is Jewish, the son of the eminent violinist Leonid Kogan and violinist Elizaveta Gilels, from a distinguished Jewish musical dynasty. He built an international conducting career from a virtuoso violin background.
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Conductor and violinist
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