Karajan: Beauty As I See It

00:00:10 He was perhaps the greatest conductor of the 20th century.

00:02:48 to my long-lost native land.

00:06:05 that is beautiful and valuable in itself.

00:09:24 Now, tone.

00:13:07 l’d had absolutely no practical experience.

00:15:55 Karajan applied everywhere

00:18:28 In the course of her visit Frau Wagner attended

00:22:30 Even when my eyes are closed I know exactly

00:26:33 and suddenly he appeared backstage.

00:29:38 When people who were allowed to enter

00:33:11 I can’t listen to his music. It moves me far too much.

00:37:18 People used to say of Wagner

00:41:25 When you study a new work

00:44:50 and I have to tend them.

00:50:40 There was one little crisis in those thirteen years

00:53:01 If he had to he could sail his magnificent yacht

01:00:28 You’re right.

01:04:45 — Thank you. — Please go.

01:07:45 He was ill; he’d just had his first back operation

01:10:27 I found it noble to part that way.

01:14:40 Mahler is missing. This note of lamentation...

01:17:15 "Our little maladies."

01:22:56 Two or three years before his death he conducted the Verdi Requiem

01:27:29 that I was allowed to be part of it.