Preview: Karajan's 5 Worst Recordings As Keys To His 10 Best
Herbert von Karajan was a conductor of very strong sonic preferences, and this made him especially well suited to some kinds of music, and spectacularly unsuited to others. Not that he knew the difference... His 5 worst recordings, surveyed here, give a good sense of what his strengths and weaknesses were. Then, if you're a ClassicsToday.com Insider subscriber, hop on over there to see (and hear samples from) his 10 best recordings. If you haven't signed up yet, please consider joining by clicking on this link: https://www.classicstoday.com/classic...
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