Are these Karajan's works?

[vincent]

Hello friends,

I noticed this forum for Karajan, so I'm going to try my luck.
I need your help please.
There are two unknown tracks that I'm looking for their artist and albums.

These two Classical tracks are beautiful to my ears and someone said that they were Karajan's works.

It would be nice if you listen to them and let me know what you think.
They are uploaded on 4shared servers so you can listen to them directly and fast without any downloads.

www.4shared.com/audio/IVfwdFvU/_3_.html
www.4shared.com/audio/6labOnGx/_6_.html
www.4shared.com/audio/-B1PtxtU/Classical.html

I need the name of the tracks and the albums ,please.

Thanks in advance.
Vincent.

[Rosy]

Hello Vincent!

I have heard all the tracks, but to me it does not seem the sort of music that Karajan usually conducting!!!

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Best wishes
Rosy

[Rosy]

PS: Furthermore, the M° Karajan had never composed music

[vincent]

Hello Rosy,

Thanks for your reply and help.


Now, I still need help.
Where can I find information about such music ?
Do you know anyone or any forums that can help me?

What do you call the style of music I put in my first post?

Neo-Classical, Baroque, Romantic,...?

Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Vincent

[Rosy]

Hello Vincent,

They are, in part, musical arrangements and the king of music could possibly be electronic music,very relaxing and nice.
The first track looks like New Age music; the second track is Latino-Americana dance music (Tango or similar); the third track seems to me Classical music arranged with electronic musical instruments but I cannot identify it at the time...
Unfortunately I don't know well modern music and I hope that someone can help you. What kind of music do you prefer?

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Regards
Rosy

[Rosy]

A curiosity; why did you think of Herbert von Karajan?

[charlesb]

Rosy is incorrect when she says that Karajan never composed music.

At least 2 recordings of his compositions have been recorded. His 1938 "Heldensonate" for Piano was recorded in 2002 (you can see a review at www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2003/may03/karajan_heldensonate.htm ).

Of course, the most famous music where Karajan received composer royalties is the European Anthem, arranged by Karajan from Beethoven's 9th Symphony. This was re-released on CD this year by Deutsche Grammophon. The score is available from Schott (see www.schott-music.com/shop/Sheet_Music/Orchestra_Ensembles/Orchestra/show,36692,s.html )

[Rosy]

Sorry, you are right, Charles, I meant that Karajan usually did not compose music as other conductors!
"If I was able to compose music, I would not have made the conductor!"
Thanks for your clarification!

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Regards
Rosy