20 December
Spotlight Schmidt: the “Notre Dame” intermezzo
Karajan never had the slightest intention to be a composer and none of the composers he knew personally...
Read MoreKarajan never had the slightest intention to be a composer and none of the composers he knew personally...
Read MoreIt is a well-known fact that Karajan’s engagemant with Mahler was an episode. Unlike other great symphonic composers, Mahler wasn’t regularly on Karajan’s programmes...
Read MoreEdith Mathis (b. 1938) is a Swiss soprano who worked intensely with Karajan in the 1970s. No wonder their collaboration revolved largely...
Read MoreThe interpretation of Arnold Schoenberg’s “Variations for Orchestra” op. 31 was one of Karajan’s most ambitious and consistent recording projects ever. Richard Osborne called it no less than...
Read MoreHere you can download the full curriculum vitae of Herbert von Karajan!
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