🔥🎼 Hang in there! Let's have Antonín Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 "From the New World" as our soundtrack of the day, of course conducted by Herbert von Karajan the Bright 🔥🎼 https://cutt.ly/aUWl2wV | medici.tv

🤩🎶 Let’s go back in time and enjoy Herbert von Karajan conducting one of Mozart’s most beloved works, his Requiem! Here, the unforgettable maestro leads the Wiener Singverein and the Vienna Philharmonic / Wiener Philharmoniker in a superb interpretation of the Confutatis! 🤩🎶 https://bit.ly/49mQ6R2 | medici.tv

[MONDAY MOTIVATION] ❤️🎶 It's not a start into a new world, but we're motivated heading into a new week! Listen to Antonin Dvorak’s Symphony No. 9 "From a new world“ with maestro Herbert von Karajanand the Vienna Philharmonic / Wiener Philharmoniker. ❤️🎶 http://bit.ly/Karajan_Dvorak | medici.tv

[TO BEAT OR NOT TO BEAT] Herbert von Karajan's closed eyes aren’t only about a mystical communion with an internal world of the music, but also a way of recalling the score, Watch it on an all-French concert program of Debussy and Ravel 🎼🎹 http://bit.ly/Karajan_FrenchProg | medici.tv

Herbert von Karajan (1908–1989) was an Austrian conductor who became one of the most dominant figures in classical music during the 20th century. As a musician, he is remembered for his extraordinary command of the orchestra, his ability to shape a refined, seamless sound, and his dedication to both the traditional and modern repertoire. His interpretations of Beethoven, Wagner, Strauss, and Mahler became benchmarks for generations, and his long tenure with the Berlin Philharmonic established an