Musicians from the Russian Empire

Polish pianist, composer, supporter of Poland's independence movements, politician, Prime Minister of reborn Poland (1860–1941)

Russian writer (1872-1936)

Georgian composer (1871–1933)

Latvian musician (1814–1881)

Russian musician (1861–1918)

Latvian composer (1875–1910)

Armenian composer and conductor (1879–1950)

Russian musician and composer (1786-1854)

Mirza Sadig, more commonly known as Sadigjan (; 1846 – 1902), was an Azerbaijani folk musician, tar player, and the creator of the Azerbaijani tar (also known as upgraded tar).

Ukrainian music educator (1871-1944)

Russian publisher, philanthropist, violist and businessman (1836–1903)

Polish musician (1859–1924)

Russian musician and linguist

Polish pianist and composer (1870-1946)

Belarusian musician (1806–1837)

Ukrainian kobzar and folk musician (1803–1890)

Croatian violinist and composer (1747-1804)

Armenian musician (1856–1951)

Polish, Ukrainian and Russian musicologist (1877–1942)

Azerbaijani khananda

Russian Soviet writer and poet (1869-1941)

Polish violinist and conductor (1858–1929)

Turkish-Azerbaijani musician (1872–1962)

Azerbaijani khananda

cellist (1836–1893)

Russian composer (1861-1955)

Estonian jazz musician (1896–1944)

Polish musician (1859–1934)

Lady in waiting; harpist

Ukrainian and Russian composer (1861-1915)

Azerbaijani musical artist

Russian musician (1864–1927)

Ukrainian composer, conductor, and folklorist (1869-1945)

Italian conductor and composer

Russian composer (1879–1942)

musical artist

Estonian theatre personnel (1853-1919)

Finnish musician