Richard Strauss: a biography in words and pictures. The places where Strauss worked and the most important people in his life (documentary).
00:00 Intro
00:35 Wunderkind years in Munich
01:51 Meeting with Richard Wagner
03:00 Friendship with von Bülow in Meiningen
04:48 Kapellmeister in Munich
05:29 2nd Kapellmeister in Weimar
06:13 Honorary assignment in Bayreuth
06:58 Not 1st Kapellmeister in Munich
07:54 Career jump in Berlin
10:19 Breakthrough as opera composer with Salome
11:54 Building of the villa in Garmisch
12:17 Strauss doubles with Elektra
13:48 Rosenkavalier: from avant-gardist to nostalgist
16:15 War years
16:49 Director at the Vienna State Opera
18:16 Foundation of the Salzburg Festival
18:43 Strauss in the first Nazi years
20:44 Reconciliation with Munich
21:07 Odyssey in Switzerland
23:25 Death in Garmisch
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