The 1987 Vienna New Year's Concert was the first and only New Year's Concert conducted by Mr. Herbert von Karajan, the "Emperor of Conducting" and the "General Director of Music in Europe", and of course, the only New Year's Concert ever held.
Herbert von Karajan
Self - Conductor
Vienna Philharmonic
Themselves
Kathleen Battle
Self - Sopran
Wiener Staatsopernchor
Themselves
Christine Gaugusch
Self - Dancer
Marie-Luise Jaska
Self - Dancer
Jolantha Seyfried
Self - Dancer
Gyula Harangozó
Self - Dancer
Heinz Heidenreich
Self - Dancer
The 1987 Vienna New Year's Concert was the first and only New Year's Concert conducted by Mr. Herbert von Karajan, the "Emperor of Conducting" and the "General Director of Music in Europe", and of course, the only New Year's Concert ever held.
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