Wilhelm Furtwängler Books
Wilhelm Furtwängler stands as one of the 20th century's most celebrated symphonic and operatic conductors. His interpretive approach, documented in numerous recordings, profoundly influenced subsequent generations of conductors and continues to shape discussions of musical interpretation. His tenure leading major orchestras, particularly the Berlin Philharmonic, solidified his reputation. The complex legacy of his decision to remain in Germany during World War II, despite his non-adherence to the Nazi regime, remains a subject of ongoing debate.
Die Idee Des Todes in Den Mythen Und Kunstdenkmälern Der Griechen
- 474 pages
- 17 hours of reading
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