The Maestro Myth  32741

Great Conductors in Pursuit of Power

  • Introduction: The Making of a Myth
  1. The Tears of a Clown: The composer as conductor; the personal tragedy of Hans von Bülow
  2. Honest Hans and the Magician: Nikisch and Richter
  3. Masters of the House: Mahler and Strauss; Walter, Klemperer and Krauss
  4. Facing the Dictators: Toscanini v. Furtwängler; Szell, Reiner and the Soviet system
  5. The Karajan Case: Karajan, Knappertsbusch and Böhm
  6. ‘A Starving Population and an Absentee Aristocracy’: Koussevitsky to Ozawa; Stokowski, showbiz and Previn
  7. The Gremlin in the Garden: Beecham v Barbirolli; Kubelik; Solti; Colin Davis and Haitink
  8. Collapse of the Conducting Composer: Bernstein and Boulez
  9. Strange Tales from the Vienna Woods: Bernstein, Maazel and Levine
  10. Formula Uno: Abbado, Muti and Sinopoli, Chailly
  11. The Mavericks: Horenstein, Celibidache, two Kleibers and Tennstedt
  12. Insider Dealing: Mehta, Barenboim and the Kosher nostra
  13. Left Outside: Gays, women, blacks
  14. The Search for a Semi-Conductor: Marriner, Munrow, Hogwood and early music
  15. Where Have All the Conductors Gone?: The bare future – Rattle, Salonen and Welser-Möst
  16. The Master of Them All?: Ronald Wilford and the millionaire conductor
  • Appendix: Conductors and their careers
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