The Maestro Myth: Great Conductors in Pursuit of Power

Ever wondered why conductors wield such mythic power—and massive egos? This sharp, irreverent look behind the podium exposes how the cult of the maestro was built, brick by carefully orchestrated brick. From Toscanini's tantrums to Karajan's iron grip, it's a fascinating dissection of charisma, control, and classical music's most theatrical players. Perfect for music lovers who enjoy their cultural history with a healthy dose of scepticism.