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Name: Peter Simons
From: Dublin, Ireland
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Enjoyed this website, thank you. The famous Graz philosopher Alexius Meinong corresponded with a Max von Karajan. I wonder whether this was the older or the younger of this name. Incidentally I lived in Salzburg for some years and latterly had a house in the Ledwinkastrasse, named after HvK's teacher. Also my daughter was born at the hospital where HvK's father worked.

Added: July 30, 2010

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Name: Bette Levine
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I just want to thank you for this magnificent website dedicated to the Maestro. It has given great pleasure to so many people worldwide.
Thank you again for your hard work and deication.

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Added: May 13, 2010

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Name: Peter Fagerholm
From: Finland
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Great site for the greatest master!
Karajan4Ever!

Added: April 12, 2010

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Name: Tone Mendoza
From: Overton NE in the USA
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Happy Birthday, Maestro Karajan--you're gifts are still with us on this 5 APR 2010 and your energy and spirit, which is why we all are able to connect to them with such joy.

Added: April 5, 2010

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Name: Orly Watson
From: Northern Ireland
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Fascinating website and a very interesting study into the life of the world's greatest conductor.

Added: March 27, 2010

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Name: Jann Uber
From: Wyoming
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In reading and studying the Bardo, Chopra, and other materials along with years of zazen, practice, meditation, and solitary musings and contemplation, I don't see how, if what I have read and studied has any validity that Karajan would not have made his way back. I do believe time and reality are not static but have depth and breadth, and great dimension, like music, and Maestro Karajan stated on more than one occasion in print and on video that he would be be back. A fellow Austrian could do it if anyone can!

Added: January 12, 2010

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Name: Simeão Vieira Lopes
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Added: December 28, 2009

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Name: Harold
From: New Mexico

Really great site!!! His interpretations of the great composers such as Beethoven, and others always seemed so accurate. He along with the other greats such as Bernstein, Stokowski, will always be missed and the true standard by which others are judged. Thank you!!!

Added: December 22, 2009

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Name: Salvatore Rizzi
From: Italy
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Last summer I spent a week in Salzburg to attend "Nozze" and "Cosi' fan tutte" at the Festival. I've been there several times in the past years but I never had the chance to pay a personal tribute to the Maestro. This time I did and I visited the Anif Cemetery, some 10 miles away from Salzburg, where he lies. I took another great, yet silent lesson from him: his grave is humble, simply bearing a cross, his name and the dates. Just the aura of his art and fame are the perennial monument to decorate it, more incorruptible than any bronze.
R.I.P., Maestro!

Added: December 15, 2009

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