Title: What a legacy?
Product review: Karajan is a sad example of the shortcomings of the Nuremberg Trial: although he was one of the conductors pleasing Adolf Hitler, he has been permitted to slaughter Beethoven, Vivaldi (and so many others who didn't deserve that) when he should have directed only Berlioz or Wagner. Just listen to Beethoven or Dvorak directed by Eugene Ormandi, or even Georg Solti, and you'll understand why I think that Karajan got for music the same lightness as a lead-footed deep-sea diver got for dancing the can-can.
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