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The 13 pages that link to Daniel Barenboim, each with the reason it gives.

• Edward SaidRelated: Their friendship produced the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra and public work across political divides.

• Pierre BoulezRelated: Barenboim succeeded Boulez as principal conductor of the Berlin Staatskapelle.

• Claudio AbbadoRelated: Barenboim was a fellow conductor in Berlin whose work with the Staatskapelle contrasted with Abbado’s Philharmonic tenure.

• Berlin State OperaRelated: His long leadership strongly influenced the opera’s musical identity after German reunification.

• Claudio ArrauRelated: Barenboim succeeded Arrau as a prominent Chilean-born pianist on the international stage.

• Martha ArgerichRelated: Their shared Argentine background and musical collaborations connect two major performers.

• Cecilia BartoliRelated: Bartoli appeared in Barenboim's 1991 recording of Rossini's The Barber of Seville.

• Dietrich Fischer-DieskauRelated: Barenboim partnered Fischer-Dieskau in song recitals and recordings, including Schubert cycles.

• Itzhak PerlmanRelated: Perlman and Barenboim have performed together as chamber musicians and soloist with conductor.

• Lang LangRelated: Barenboim has performed concertos with Lang Lang and appeared as a major musical collaborator.

• Jacqueline du PréRelated: Du Pré’s musical partnership with Barenboim included chamber performances and recordings.

• Radu LupuRelated: Barenboim collaborated with Lupu in chamber music, including performances of Mozart sonatas for violin and piano.

• YundiRelated: Barenboim was among the prominent musicians serving on the 2000 competition jury.