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1960s · Classical·1908–1989

Herbert von Karajan

Herbert von Karajan connects directly to 15 artists, and through them to at least 67 more acts. Karajan-Akademie der Berliner Philharmoniker's line-up has included Bruno Borralhinho (2004–2006), Attila Balogh (1998–2000) and 坪井夏美 (2021–2023), among others. Staatskapelle Berlin's line-up has included Sennu Laine, Max Lorenz (1929–1944) and Andreas Haase (since 1982), among others. Orchestre de Paris' line-up has included Christian Brière (since 1981), Marcel Lagorce (1967–1993) and Guy Destanque (from 1967), among others.

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Bruno Borralhin…Attila Balogh坪井夏美Brian IsaacsSennu LaineMax LorenzAndreas HaaseHans-Jakob Esch…Jürgen HeinelChristian BrièreMarcel LagorceGuy DestanqueJoël VaïsseJean-Claude Jab…Wiener Staatsop…Eckart Schwarz-…Wolfgang HerzerWilli BoskovskyAlfred PrinzNew Philharmoni…Benjamin Marqui…Lucy WakefordNigel BlackRaymond ClarkJames GalwayRachel Helleur-…Friedrich WittKarl LeisterPeter GeislerPeter RoczekMartin EdelmannChristian Birnb…Barockensemble…Wiener Kammerm…Nova Filarmonia…Orquestra do Al…Wiener Philharm…Karajan-Akademie…Staatskapelle Ber…Orchestre de ParisOrchester der Wie…Philharmonia Orch…Berliner Philharm…Wiener SymphonikerÁlvaro CassutoAlexander WundererHerbert von Karajan
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Bands & Artists Connected to Herbert von Karajan

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Karajan-Akademie der Berliner Philharmoniker

Staatskapelle Berlin

Orchestre de Paris

Orchester der Wiener Staatsoper

Philharmonia Orchestra

Berliner Philharmoniker

Wiener Symphoniker

Álvaro Cassuto

Alexander Wunderer

Background

Herbert von Karajan was an Austrian conductor. He was principal conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic for 34 years. During the Nazi era, he debuted at the Salzburg Festival, with the Vienna Philharmonic, the Berlin Philharmonic, and during World War II he conducted at the Berlin…via Wikipedia

Career Highlights

39 albums
Born
1908
Active
1908–1989
Listeners
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Selected Discography

  1. 1961Ballet Music From The Operas
  2. 1968A Karajan Festival
  3. 1972Invitation to the Dance
  4. 1987Symphonie N°8
  5. 1991Concerti Grossi Op. 6
  6. 1991Puccini: Tosca; La Bohème
  7. 1996Christmas Adagio
  8. 1996Karajan Conducts Orchestral Favourites I
  9. 1997Summer Adagio
  10. 1998Arias, Overtures & Intermezzi
  11. 1998Karajan Spectacular
  12. 1998The Artist's Album
  13. 1998Von Karajan Inédito 1
  14. 1998Von Karajan Inédito 4
  15. 1998Von Karajan inédito 9

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