Daniel Stratievsky (born 1986) is a Soviet-born Israeli conductor based in Germany. Working freelance, he has been the regular conductor of the Kammeroper Frankfurt, a company for chamber opera. He is the grandson of the Soviet painter Lev Razumovsky.

Stratievsky was born in Leningrad in 1986.^[1] He grew up in Israel, where he studied piano, conducting and composition.^[2] He studied further at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich, conducting with Bruno Weil, where he graduated with a master's degree in 2013. He became conductor of the ESME Orchestra in Munich, and then second Kapellmeister at the Landestheater Neustrelitz [de]. As a guest, he conducted the Münchner Symphoniker, the Bad Reichenhaller Philharmoniker [de], the Bundesjugendorchester, the Junge Münchner Philharmonie [de], the Georgisches Kammerorchester Ingolstadt [de], the Israel Sinfonietta Beer Sheva, the Jugendsinfonieorchester Wetterau and the Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra.^[1]

He has been musical director of the Kammeroper Frankfurt since 2019, a company for chamber opera that has since mainly produced Rossini's operas. In 2023 Stratievsky conducted La scala di seta ^[2] which music reviewer Guido Holze from the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung described as "loose, bouncy and very singer-friendly, rather too slim than too thick" ("locker, federnd und sehr sängerfreundlich, eher zu schlank als zu dick").^[3]

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• English-Speaking Music Ensembles e.V. (ESME)