This is part of a list of students of music, organized by teacher.

KEdit
Dmitry KabalevskyEdit
Mauricio KagelEdit
Robert KahnEdit
Jouni KaipainenEdit
Friedrich KalkbrennerEdit
Hedwig Kanner-RosenthalEdit
M. William KarlinsEdit
Richard KarpenEdit
Leokadiya KashperovaEdit
Eli KassnerEdit
Apolinary KątskiEdit
Nikolai KazanliEdit
Donald KeatsEdit
- Steven Gates[7]
- David (Carl) Johnson[8]
- Conrad Kehn[9]
Milko KelemenEdit
Reginald KellEdit
Homer KellerEdit
University of Michigan
University of Oregon
Edgar Stillman KelleyEdit
Johann Peter KellnerEdit
Wilhelm KempffEdit
Anne Gamble KennedyEdit
Matthew KennedyEdit
Johann Caspar KerllEdit
Patricia KernEdit
Aaron Jay KernisEdit
Aram KhachaturianEdit
Abdul Wahid KhanEdit
Allauddin KhanEdit
Ali Akbar KhanEdit
Imdad KhanEdit
Yuri KholopovEdit
Tikhon KhrennikovEdit
Friedrich KielEdit
- Waldemar von Baußnern
- Julius Buths
- Frederic Hymen Cowen
- Carl Lachmund
- Rikard Nordraak[25][26]
- Zygmunt Noskowski [pupils]
- Ignacy Jan Paderewski [pupils]
- Georg Riemenschneider[27]
- Emil Sjögren
- Arthur Somervell
- Charles Villiers Stanford [pupils]
- Bernhard Stavenhagen [pupils][28]
- Ernst Eduard Taubert
- Otto Wangemann[29]
Earl KimEdit
- John Adams[30]
- Anthony Brandt [pupils]
- Harrison Birtwistle [pupils]
- Curt Cacioppo
- Shih-Hui Chen [pupils]
- Peter Maxwell Davies [pupils]
- Doug Davis [pupils] [31]
- David Del Tredici [pupils]
- Edwin Dugger[32]
- George Edwards [pupils] [33]
- Jay Gottlieb [pupils]
- Jan Hamer [pupils]
- John Harbison [pupils]
- John Heiss [pupils][34]
- Louis Karchin [pupils]
- Robert Kyr
- Paul Lansky [pupils][35]
- Nicola LeFanu [pupils]
- Leonard J. Lehrman [pupils]
- Fred Lerdahl [pupils]
- David Lewin [pupils]
- Douglas McGilvra [pupils]
- Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson
- Amy Reich [pupils]
- Paul Salerni[36]
- Kurt Stallman [pupils]
- Richard St. Clair
- Donald Sur
- Jan Swafford[37]
- John Thow
- Richard Aaker Trythall[38]
- Randall Woolf
Florence KimballEdit
Yasuji KiyoseEdit
William KincaidEdit
Johann Erasmus KindermannEdit
Leon KirchnerEdit
- John Adams[30][41]
- Jack Behrens
- David Borden
- Curt Cacioppo
- Alan Gilbert
- Jay Gottlieb [pupils]
- Juliana Hall
- Stephen Jablonsky [pupils]
- Tõnu Kalam
- Jonathan Kramer [pupils]
- Leonard J. Lehrman [pupils]
- Lawrence Moss
- Allen Shawn
- Faye-Ellen Silverman
- Richard St. Clair
- Tison Street
- Russell Steinberg[42]
- Morton Subotnick [pupils][41][43]
- Serge Tcherepnin [pupils]
- Richard Wernick [pupils]
Dumitru Georgescu KiriacEdit
Johann KirnbergerEdit
Charles Herbert KitsonEdit
Johann Christian KittelEdit
Johann Friedrich KittlEdit
Halfdan KjerulfEdit
Bernhard KleinEdit
Klein (1793–1832), mostly self-taught
Bruno KleinEdit
Jakob Friedrich KleinknechtEdit
Julius KlengelEdit
Jose KliassEdit
Karl KlindworthEdit
Friedrich KloseEdit
Hyacinthe KloséEdit
Franz KneiselEdit
Iwan KnorrEdit
Friedrich KochEdit
Zoltán KodályEdit
Charles KoechlinEdit
Hans-Joachim KoellreutterEdit
Gottfried Michael KoenigEdit
Hans von KoesslerEdit
Masayuki KogaEdit
Louis KöhlerEdit
Ridley KohnéEdit
Lee KonitzEdit
Aloys and Alfons KontarskyEdit
Steven en Stijn Kolacny [4]
Mark KopytmanEdit
Nikolai KorndorfEdit
Włodzimierz KotońskiEdit
Serge KoussevitzkyEdit
Simon KovarEdit
Leopold KozeluchEdit
Antonín KraftEdit
Leo KraftEdit
William KraftEdit
Jonathan KramerEdit
Martin KrauseEdit
Herman KrebbersEdit
Josef KrejčíEdit
Ernst KrenekEdit
Franz KrennEdit
Hermann KretzschmarEdit
Leonid KreutzerEdit
Rodolphe KreutzerEdit
Jaroslav KřičkaEdit
Jean-Baptiste KrumpholzEdit
Ivan KryzhanovskyEdit
Johann KuhnauEdit
Georg KulenkampffEdit
Theodor KullakEdit
- Agathe Backer Grøndahl [pupils]
- Otto Bendix
- Hans Bischoff
- Amy Fay [pupils]
- Alfred Grünfeld
- Heinrich Hofmann
- Alexander Ilyinsky
- James Kwast
- Leonard Liebling[113]
- Moritz Moszkowski [pupils]
- Rikard Nordraak[25][26]
- Silas Gamaliel Pratt
- Julius Reubke
- Nikolai Rubinstein [pupils]
- Xaver Scharwenka [pupils]
- William Hall Sherwood[114]
- Ilia Ilyitch Slatinn[115]
- Constantin Sternberg [pupils][116]
- Karl Wehle[117]
- Fred Werner[118]
Jaap KunstEdit
Michael KurekEdit
Karol KurpińskiEdit
Eugene KurtzEdit
Vilém KurzEdit
LEdit
Joseph LaborEdit
Helmut LachenmannEdit
Franz LachnerEdit
Vinzenz LachnerEdit
C. K. LadzekpoEdit
Kobla LadzekpoEdit
Charles Philippe LafontEdit
Théophile LaforgeEdit
Pierre LaloEdit
Jacques-Michel Hurel de LamareEdit
Alexander LambertEdit
John LambertEdit
Frederic LamondEdit
Francesco LampertiEdit
- Emma Albani
- Gottardo Aldighieri
- Désirée Artôt [pupils]
- Sona Aslanova
- David Bispham
- Italo Campanini
- Virgilio Collini
- Sophie Cruvelli
- Franz Ferenczy
- Julián Gayarre [pupils]
- Lizzie Graham[131]
- Friederike Grün
- Ángela Peralta
- Alberto Stagno[3]
- Teresa Stolz
- Josef Tamaro[132]
- Maria Waldmann
- Herbert Witherspoon
- Marie van Zandt
Giovanni Battista LampertiEdit
Wanda LandowskaEdit
Benjamin Johnson LangEdit
Jean LanglaisEdit
Paul LanskyEdit
Alcides LanzaEdit
John Francis LarchetEdit
Alicia de LarrochaEdit
Eduard LassenEdit
Orlande de LassusEdit
Jacob LateinerEdit
- Bruce Brubaker
- Jarred Dunn (last student)
- Michael Endres
- Danae Kara
- Laura Karpman
- Lowell Liebermann
- Ying Chien Lin
- Yves Rault
- Ernest So
- Robert Taub
- Li-Na Yeh
Gaetano LatillaEdit
Ferdinand LaubEdit
Thomas LaubEdit
Calixa LavalléeEdit
Berthe LaventurierEdit
Albert LavignacEdit
Djane Lavoie-HerzEdit
Henry LawesEdit
Henri LazarofEdit
Madé LebahEdit
Jean-Marie LeclairEdit
Jean-Marie Leclair the youngerEdit
Jean-Pantaléon LeclercEdit
Ton de LeeuwEdit
Nicola LeFanuEdit
Yvonne LefébureEdit
Gustave LefèvreEdit
Paul Le FlemEdit
Ethel LeginskaEdit
Giovanni LegrenziEdit
Jacques LeguerneyEdit
René LeibowitzEdit
Hugo LeichtentrittEdit
Karl LeimerEdit
Nestor LejeuneEdit
Peter Mandrup LemEdit
Edwin LemareEdit
Jacques-Nicolas LemmensEdit
Henry LemoineEdit
Charles LenepveuEdit
Carl Petter LenningEdit
Leonardo LeoEdit
Hubert LéonardEdit
Gustav LeonhardtEdit
Fred LerdahlEdit
Xavier LerouxEdit
Theodor LeschetizkyEdit
- Alexander Brailowsky[193]
- Richard Buhlig
- Jeannette Durno
- Ignaz Friedman [pupils][178]
- Ossip Gabrilowitsch[178]
- Heinrich Gebhard [pupils][89][194][195]
- Mark Hambourg
- Mieczysław Horszowski [pupils]
- Edwin Hughes [pupils][196]
- Hedwig Kanner-Rosenthal [pupils][197]
- Ethel Leginska [pupils][198]
- Frank Merrick[102]
- Franz Mittler
- Benno Moiseiwitsch[178]
- Elly Ney
- Marie Novello
- Ignacy Jan Paderewski [pupils][178]
- Vladimir Pukhal'ski [pupils]
- Alexander Raab [pupils][199]
- Vasily Safonov [pupils]
- Artur Schnabel [pupils][178]
- Eleanor Spencer
- Isabelle Vengerova [pupils][89][194]
- Anastasia Virsaladze
- Emerson Whithorne[198]
- Alexander Winkler [pupils][73]
- Paul Wittgenstein
- Anna Yesipova [pupils][200]
- Dalhousie Young[201]
- Michael von Zadora[202]
Piano assistants:
Franciszek LesselEdit
Jean-François Le SueurEdit
Hermann LeviEdit
Ray LevEdit
Heniot LevyEdit
Lazare LévyEdit
David LewinEdit
Henry LeyEdit
Ingvar LidholmEdit
Estelle LieblingEdit
- Adele Astaire[211]
- Grace Angelau[212]
- Rosemarie Brancato[213]
- Ralph Blane[212]
- Kitty Carlisle[211]
- Betty Compton[212]
- Joan Crawford[212]
- Yvonne D'Arle[212]
- Colette D'Arville[212]
- Jessica Dragonette[211]
- Doris Duke[212]
- Amelita Galli-Curci[211]
- Rosario García Orellana[212]
- Hope Hampton[212]
- Frieda Hempel[211]
- Maria Jeritza[213]
- Miliza Korjus[213]
- Gertrude Lawrence[211]
- Max Lorenz[213]
- Göta Ljungberg[212]
- Dorothee Manski[212]
- William Martin [212]
- Irene Mayer Selznick[212]
- Lucy Monroe[212]
- Maria Müller[212]
- Devora Nadworney[212]
- Louella Parsons[212]
- Irra Petina[212]
- Marie Rappold[212]
- Elisabeth Rethberg[212]
- Joan Roberts[214]
- Anne Roselle[212]
- Titta Ruffo[211]
- Vivienne Segal[212]
- Beverly Sills[211]
- Meryl Streep[215]
- Margaret Truman[212]
- Iva Withers[212]
György LigetiEdit
- Hans Abrahamsen [pupils]
- Denys Bouliane
- Martin Bresnick [pupils]
- Xiaoyong Chen
- Unsuk Chin
- Sidney Corbett
- Michael Daugherty
- Henrik Otto Donner
- Mohammed Fairouz[citation needed]
- Beatriz Ferreyra
- James Horner[216]
- Anne LeBaron
- Jonathan Lloyd (composer)[217]
- Peter Nelson[citation needed]
- Andrew Powell
- Hans Peter Reutter[218]
- Wolfgang von Schweinitz
- Roberto Sierra [pupils]
- Sheila Silver
- Manfred Stahnke
- Norma Tyer
- Jeanne Zaidel-Rudolph
Liza LimEdit
Jenny LindEdit
Magnus LindbergEdit
Adolf Fredrik LindbladEdit
Ludvig Mathias LindemanEdit
Thomas Linley the elderEdit
David LiptakEdit
Bernhard ListemannEdit
Franz LisztEdit
- Károly Aggházy [pupils]
- Eugen d'Albert[30]
- Conrad Ansorge [pupils]
- Mikhail Azanchevsky
- Agathe Backer Grøndahl [pupils]
- Carl Baermann [pupils][222]
- Arthur H. Bird[223]
- Hans Bronsart von Schellendorff[224]
- Hans von Bülow [pupils]
- Louis Coenen[225]
- Arthur De Greef [pupils][226]
- Amy Fay [pupils][227]
- Arthur Friedheim [pupils]
- Karl Klindworth [pupils][121]
- Martin Krause [pupils][98]
- Frederic Lamond [pupils][194]
- Wilhelm von Lenz
- Max Liebling[228]
- William Mason [pupils]
- Sophie Menter[229]
- Sebastian Bach Mills[230]
- Dionys Pruckner[231]
- Eduard Rappoldi [pupils][232]
- Theodor Ratzenberger[233]
- Carl Reinecke [pupils][234]
- Eduard Reuss[235]
- Moriz Rosenthal [pupils][236]
- Damian von Rössl[237]
- Max van de Sandt[238]
- Emil von Sauer [pupils]
- Max Schwarz[147]
- Giovanni Sgambati [pupils][239]
- William Hall Sherwood[114]
- Alexander Siloti [pupils]
- Bernhard Stavenhagen [pupils]
- Karl Tausig [pupils][58][240]
- Hilda Thegerström [pupils]
- István Thomán [pupils][241]
- Vera Timanova
- Anton Urspruch [pupils][69]
- José Vianna da Motta[242]
- Eugen von Volborth[144]
- Regina Watson [pupils]
- Józef Wieniawski[107][243]
- Géza Zichy[244]
- Valérie Boissier
Henry LitolffEdit
Edward LlewellynEdit
Miguel LlobetEdit
Charles Harford LloydEdit
Normand LockwoodEdit
Johann Bernhard LogierEdit
Antonio LolliEdit
Vincenzo LombardiEdit
Marguerite LongEdit
Nikolai LopatnikoffEdit
Richard LoquevilleEdit
Yvonne LoriodEdit
Antonio LottiEdit
Charles LucasEdit
Andrea LuchesiEdit
Alvin LucierEdit
Otto LueningEdit
- Sol Berkowitz
- Wendy Carlos[255]
- Chou Wen-chung [pupils]
- Gloria Coates [pupils]
- Dan Cooper
- John Corigliano[256][257]
- Philip Corner[256]
- Mario Davidovsky [pupils][258]
- Charles Dodge[259][260]
- Roger Goeb[261]
- Malcolm Goldstein
- Daniel Goode
- John Heiss [pupils][34]
- Ben Johnston [pupils][262]
- Donald Keats [pupils]
- Karl Korte
- Leonard B. Meyer [pupils]
- Joseph Pehrson
- Eric Salzman[263]
- Elliott Schwartz
- Alice Shields
- Seymour Shifrin [pupils][264]
- Faye-Ellen Silverman
- Dave Soldier
- Harvey Sollberger [pupils]
- Michiko Toyama
- Daniel Waitzman [pupils]
- David Walther [pupils]
- Charles Wuorinen [pupils]
Lennart LundbergEdit
Giovanni Lorenzo LulierEdit
Jean-Baptiste LullyEdit
Witold LutosławskiEdit
Elisabeth LutyensEdit
Luzzasco LuzzaschiEdit
Anatoly LyadovEdit
Boris LyatoshinskyEdit
MEdit
Terence MacDonaghEdit
Edward MacDowellEdit
José MacedaEdit
George Alexander MacfarrenEdit
- Dora Bright
- George Frederick Bristow
- Frederick Corder [pupils][276]
- Francis William Davenport
- Julian Edwards
- Florence Ashton Marshall
- Tobias Matthay
- James McGranahan
- Edwin George Monk
- Oliveria Prescott
- Alice Mary Smith
- Elizabeth Stirling
- Frederick Westlake[48]
- Maude Valérie White[277]
- Agnes Zimmermann
Alexander MackenzieEdit
Giovanni de MacqueEdit
Bruno MadernaEdit
Nikita MagaloffEdit
Rudolf MagnusEdit
Alphonse MaillyEdit
Artur MalawskiEdit
Ivo MalecEdit
Gian Francesco MalipieroEdit
Otto MallingEdit
Mathilde MallingerEdit
Francesco ManciniEdit
Eusebius MandyczewskiEdit
Leopold MannesEdit
Eduard MantiusEdit
André MarchalEdit
Louis MarchandEdit
Mathilde MarchesiEdit
- Suzanne Adams
- Frances Alda
- Sigrid Arnoldson
- Blanche Arral
- Emma Calvé
- Ada Crossley
- Ilma de Murska[295]
- Emma Eames
- Antonietta Fricci
- Mary Garden
- Etelka Gerster
- Katharina Klafsky
- Gabrielle Krauss
- Selma Kurz
- Miriam Licette
- Estelle Liebling [pupils]
- Blanche Marchesi (her daughter)
- Dame Nellie Melba
- Yevgeniya Mravina
- Emma Nevada
- Aglaja Orgeni
- Gina Oselio
- Regina Pacini
- Rosa Papier [pupils]
- Anna Pessiak-Schmerling
- Sarah Robinson-Duff [pupils]
- Sibyl Sanderson
- Evelyn Scotney
- Antoinette Sterling[116]
- Yvonne de Tréville[296]
- Ellen Beach Yaw
- Nadezhda Zabela-Vrubel
Gaetano MarinelliEdit
Antoine François MarmontelEdit
- Georges Bizet[205]
- Ignacio Cervantes [pupils]
- Claude Debussy [pupils][152][153]
- Louis Diémer [pupils][205]
- Théodore Dubois [pupils][205]
- Dominique Ducharme
- Alphonse Duvernoy [pupils][205]
- Edmond Duvernoy[205]
- Henri Fissot[205]
- Gustave Gagnon
- Henri Ghys
- Ernest Guiraud [pupils][205]
- Vincent d'Indy [pupils][205]
- Eugène Ketterer[298]
- Théodore Lack[205]
- Albert Lavignac [pupils]
- Marguerite Long [pupils]
- Edward MacDowell [pupils]
- Émile Paladilhe[205]
- Romain-Octave Pelletier I [pupils]
- Gabriel Pierné
- Francis Planté[205]
- Paul Rougnon
- Antoine Simon
- Hilda Thegerström [pupils]
- Francis Thomé[205]
- Theodore Tourrier[299]
- Paul Wachs
- Józef Wieniawski[107][205][243]
- Jules Auguste Wiernsberger
- André Wormser[300]
Friedrich Wilhelm MarpurgEdit
Frank MarshallEdit
Martin Pierre MarsickEdit
Maurice MartenotEdit
Frank MartinEdit
Giovanni Battista MartiniEdit
- Johann Christian Bach [pupils]
- Maksym Berezovsky
- Ferdinando Bertoni [pupils]
- Pater Luigi Braccini[307]
- Charles Broche [pupils][308]
- Giovanni Battista Cirri
- Antonio Maria Fossombroni[309]
- Giovanni Battista Gaiani[310]
- Quirino Gasparini[311]
- Lorenzo Gibelli[312]
- André Ernest Modeste Grétry
- Giuseppe de Majo[313]
- Stanislao Mattei [pupils][314]
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [pupils]
- Josef Mysliveček
- Johann Gottlieb Naumann[315]
- Vincenzo Pallavicini[316]
- Luigi Antonio Sabbatini[317]
- Giuseppe Simoni [pupils][318]
- Georg Joseph Vogler [pupils]
Vicente Martín y SolerEdit
Salvatore MartiranoEdit
Bohuslav MartinůEdit
Adolf Bernhard MarxEdit
Eduard MarxsenEdit
William MasonEdit
Angelo MascheroniEdit
Lambert MassartEdit
William MasselosEdit
Jules MassenetEdit
- Valborg Aulin[327]
- André Bloch
- Gustave Charpentier[30][328]
- Ernest Chausson
- George Enescu
- Reynaldo Hahn
- Charles Koechlin [pupils]
- Raoul Laparra [pupils][329]
- Spyridon Samaras
- Marie Emmanuel Augustin Savard
- Gerhard Schjelderup
- Mon Schjelderup
- Florent Schmitt[155]
- Charles Silver[330]
- Zygmunt Stojowski[291]
- Paul Vidal [pupils]
Georges MathiasEdit
Émile MathieuEdit
Stanislao MatteiEdit
Tobias MatthayEdit
- Putnam Aldrich [pupils]
- Arnold Bax
- York Bowen[335]
- Harriet Cohen[335]
- Harold Craxton[335]
- Clifford Curzon [pupils][133]
- Harry Dean
- Helen Gunderson
- Myra Hess[335]
- Dorothy Howell[336]
- Frank Hutchens
- Guy Jonson
- Eileen Joyce[335]
- Vivian Langrish
- Denise Lassimonne[337]
- Ray Lev[335]
- Ernest Lush[335]
- Moura Lympany
- Lilias Mackinnon[338]
- John Blackwood McEwen [pupils]
- Eunice Norton[335]
- Gertrude Peppercorn[339]
- Ivan Phillipowsky[340]
- Lytle Powell
- Ernest Read [pupils]
- Rae Robertson
- Irene Scharrer[335]
- Felix Swinstead
Antoinette Mauté de FleurvilleEdit
Nicholas MawEdit
Richard MaxfieldEdit
František MaxiánEdit
Charles MayerEdit
Wilhelm MayerEdit
Simon MayrEdit
Carl MayrbergerEdit
Joseph MaysederEdit
Alberto MazzucatoEdit
John Blackwood McEwenEdit
Colin McPheeEdit
Lambert Joseph MeertsEdit
Étienne MéhulEdit
Gustav MeierEdit
Felix MendelssohnEdit
Manuel MendesEdit
Martin-Joseph MengalEdit
Peter MenninEdit
Tugdual MenonEdit
Gian Carlo MenottiEdit
Yehudi MenuhinEdit
Saverio MercadanteEdit
Aarre MerikantoEdit
Frank MerrickEdit
A. Tillman MerrittEdit
Claudio MeruloEdit
Carlos de MesquitaEdit
Olivier MessiaenEdit
As well as being a prominent composer, the Frenchman Olivier Messiaen was a noted teacher of musical analysis, harmony and composition at the Paris Conservatoire from the 1940s until he retired in 1978. He also taught classes at the Darmstadt new music summer school in 1949 and 1950. This list of students of Olivier Messiaen contains some of the musicians who (like Pierre Boulez, Yvonne Loriod and George Benjamin) attended his classes, or who (like Peter Hill and Jennifer Bate) studied privately with the composer or collaborated with him in preparation for their performances of his music.
- Olivier Alain
- Émilien Allard
- Juan Allende-Blin[363]
- Gilbert Amy[364]
- Solange Ancona
- Jurriaan Andriessen[30]
- Jean Barraqué[30][365] (Paris Conservatoire)
- Gisèle Barreau
- Jennifer Bate
- Sadao Bekku
- George Benjamin[253] (Paris Conservatoire, later half of the 1970s)[366]
- Easley Blackwood Jr. [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1954)[367]
- William Bolcom (Paris Conservatoire, 1960)[368][369][370]
- Pierre Boulez [pupils][175][370] (Paris Conservatoire, 1940s)
- Joanna Bruzdowicz[371]
- Qigang Chen
- Marius Constant[150][372]
- Philip Corner[256][370]
- George Couroupos (Paris Conservatoire, 1968–1972)
- Melanie Ruth Daiken[254]
- Nguyen-Thien Dao
- Peter Maxwell Davies [pupils] (auditeur at the Paris Conservatoire)[373]
- Michel Decoust
- Liam Devlin
- Julio Estrada
- Michel Fano[374]
- Luc Ferrari[375]
- Serge Garant
- Steven Gellman
- Alexander Goehr [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, '56–'57)[101][366][370][376]
- Karel Goeyvaerts (Paris Conservatoire, late 1940s)[377]
- Gérard Grisey [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire)
- Pierre Henry[378][379]
- Jacques Hétu
- Peter Hill
- Ivan Jevtić
- Betsy Jolas (late 1940s)[370][380][381]
- Quincy Jones
- Ginette Keller
- Oliver Knussen
- György Kurtág[370]
- Alcides Lanza [pupils][35]
- Ivana Loudová
- Ton de Leeuw [pupils]
- Jean-Pierre Leguay
- Maurice Le Roux[178] (Paris Conservatoire)
- Michaël Lévinas (Paris Conservatoire)
- Gerald Levinson (Paris Conservatoire, 1970s)
- Yvonne Loriod [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1940s, she became the composer's second wife)
- François-Bernard Mâche
- Jean-Louis Martinet (Paris Conservatoire)
- Bruce Mather
- Roger Matton
- Jenny McLeod
- Paul Méfano
- Michel Merlet
- Jacques-Louis Monod (Paris Conservatoire, 1940s)[382]
- Tristan Murail [pupils][383] (Paris Conservatoire, 1967–72)[366][370]
- Serge Nigg (Paris Conservatoire)
- Marlos Nobre (Latin-American Center, Buenos Aires)
- Nicolas Panagopoulos (Paris Conservatoire, 1974–1978)
- Jean-Louis Petit
- José Almeida Prado
- André Prévost
- Grażyna Pstrokońska-Nawratil [pupils]
- Marta Ptaszynska
- Michèle Reverdy
- Mauricio Rosenmann (Paris Conservatoire, 1962–64)
- Kimi Sato (Paris Conservatoire, 1972–1976)
- Georges Savaria (Schola Cantorum de Paris, 1930s)
- Brian Schober (Paris Conservatoire)
- Robert Sherlaw Johnson [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire)[384]
- Makoto Shinohara
- Sylvia Soublette
- Karlheinz Stockhausen [pupils] (Paris Conservatoire, 1952)[306][366][370]
- Mikis Theodorakis (Paris Conservatoire, 1950s)[385]
- Michiko Toyama
- Vlastimir Trajković
- Gilles Tremblay
- Robert Turner
- Igor Wakhévitch
- Iannis Xenakis [pupils] (briefly referred to Messiaen at the Paris Conservatoire in 1951)[370][386]
- Akio Yashiro [pupils][387]
[Barraine]
MetastasioEdit
Leonard B. MeyerEdit
Friedrich Wilhelm MeyerEdit
Aleksander MichałowskiEdit
Wilhelm MiddelschulteEdit
Hubert Stanley MiddletonEdit
Karol MikuliEdit
Moritz MildnerEdit
Darius MilhaudEdit
- Murray Adaskin[394]
- Sieglinde Ahrens[395]
- Stephen Albert[396]
- Roger Albin[397]
- Gilbert Amy[364][398]
- Ruth Anderson[399]
- T. J. Anderson[400]
- Elinor Armer[401]
- Larry Austin [pupils][402][403][404]
- Burt Bacharach[405]
- Louis W. Ballard[406]
- Alain Bancquart[407]
- Irwin Bazelon[30][408]
- Robert Beadell [pupils][409]
- Jack Behrens[410]
- Sadao Bekku[411]
- Arthur Berger [pupils][403][412]
- William Bolcom[369][413][414][415]
- Jacques Bondon[416]
- Andrée Bonhomme[417]
- Benjamin Boretz [pupils][418]
- Thérèse Brenet[419]
- Darius Brubeck[420]
- Dave Brubeck[421]
- Howard Brubeck[422]
- Walter Buczynski[423]
- Edvard Hagerup Bull[424]
- Charles Chaynes[425][426]
- Laura Clayton[427]
- Adrienne Clostre[428]
- Michael Colgrass[429]
- Dick Collins[430]
- Jean Coulthard[431]
- Michel Decoust[432]
- Georges Delerue[433]
- Charles Dodge[260][403]
- Pierre Max Dubois[434]
- Jonathan Elkus[435]
- Jean-Claude Éloy[436][437][438]
- David Epstein[439][440]
- Richard Felciano[441]
- Don Freund[442]
- Steven Gellman[443]
- Janice Giteck[444]
- Philip Glass[445]
- Karel Goeyvaerts[377][446][447]
- Olga Gorelli[448]
- Ray Green[449][450]
- Jean-Pierre Guézec[451]
- Benjamín Gutiérrez Sáenz[452]
- André Hajdu[453]
- Herb Harrison[453]
- John Heiss[34]
- Stanley Hollingsworth[454]
- Simeon ten Holt[30][455]
- Ben Johnston [pupils][262][456][457]
- Betsy Jolas[381][403]
- Paul Kont[458]
- Robert Kurka[459]
- György Kurtág[403]
- Eugene Kurtz [pupils][460]
- Nicole Lachartre[461]
- Anne Lauber[462]
- Claude Lefebvre[463]
- Emanuel Leplin
- Robert Linn[464]
- Edwin London[465]
- Yvonne Loriod [pupils][466]
- Jean-Etienne Marie[467]
- Vincent McDermott[468]
- Boyd McDonald[469]
- Paul Méfano[470]
- Francis Miroglio[471]
- Robert Moran[403]
- Otto Mortensen[472]
- Hall Overton [pupils][473][474]
- Thomas Pasatieri[475]
- Jean Perrin[476]
- Zenobia Powell Perry[477]
- Claude Prey[478]
- María Teresa Prieto[479]
- Dušan Radić[480]
- Steve Reich[481]
- John Donald Robb[482]
- Neil Rolnick[483]
- Jerome Rosen[484]
- Marcel Rubin[485]
- Pete Rugolo[403]
- Pedro Sáenz[486]
- Louis Saguer[487]
- Carol Sams[488]
- Peter Schickele[489][490]
- Ramon Sender[491]
- Gerald Shapiro[492]
- Seymour Shifrin [pupils][493]
- Yorgos Sicilianos[494]
- Stanley J Silverman[495]
- Ezra Sims[496]
- Bill Smith[497]
- Leland Smith [pupils][498]
- Harry Somers[499]
- Sylvia Soublette
- Karlheinz Stockhausen [pupils][500]
- Morton Subotnick [pupils][403]
- Gloria Wilson Swisher[501]
- Diane Thome [pupils][502]
- Antoine Tisné[503]
- Héctor Tosar[504]
- Joan Tower[403]
- Michiko Toyama
- Lester Trimble[505]
- John Milton Ward IV[506]
- David Ward-Steinman[507]
- Katharine Mulky Warne
- Gordon Watson[508]
- Peter Westergaard [pupils][509]
- Iannis Xenakis [pupils][510]
- James Yannatos[511]
- Victor Yellin [pupils][512]
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- Giovanni Rovetta[523][524]
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- Jean Coulthard
- Stephen Dodgson
- Howard Ferguson
- Gerald Finzi[529]
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- John Gardner
- Inglis Gundry
- Miriam Hyde[530]
- Constant Lambert[30]
- Mary Lucas
- Robin Milford
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- Humphrey Searle
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- Henrietta Flynn
- Edvard Grieg [pupils][532]
- Alfred Jaëll [pupils]
- Rafael Joseffy [pupils]
- William Mason [pupils]
- Felix Mendelssohn [pupils]
- Elizabeth Meeke
- Aleksander Michałowski [pupils]
- Sebastian Bach Mills[230]
- Louis Niedermeyer [pupils][56]
- Ernst Perabo [pupils]
- Michael Quarry
- Madeline Schiller[533]
- Pyotr Schurovsky[74]
- Erik Anton Valdemar Siboni[534]
- Edward Hugh Lindsay Sloper[535]
- Constantin Sternberg [pupils][116][536]
- Franklin Taylor [pupils][537]
- Willi and Louis Thern[538]
- Max Vogrich[539]
- Karl Wehle[117]
- Georg Hendrik Witte[540]
- Henry Wylde[541]
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