Famous Hungarian-British conductor and pianist Georg Solti received praise for his work both at home and abroad, at opera houses, concert halls, and recording studios.
He served as music director for numerous opera organizations throughout the course of a career spanning more than six decades, including the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Bavarian State Opera (Munich), the Frankfurt Opera, the Royal Opera at Covent Garden, and others.
Georg Solti burial site: Where was Georg Solti buried?
Georg Solti was buried in Farkasréti Cemetery, Budapest, Hungary.
He has made more than 250 recordings overall, including 45 whole opera sets, both as a conductor and as a solo singer.
Then, suddenly, he died in his sleep, having worked right up until the end. Throughout his life, he received many accolades from throughout the world for his music, breaking the previous record of Grammy awards with 31. Queen Elizabeth II also knighted him for his outstanding contributions to music.
