| Wilhelm Furtwangler, Genius Forged in the Cauldron of War: Peter Gutmann provides a brief biography and extensive examination of his artistry clashing with Nazi morality and politics. Contrasts him to Herbert von Karajan and provides a discography. |
| A Pilgrimage to Furtwängler's Grave: Photographs from January 2004 of the Bergfriedhof in Heidelberg, focusing on the immediate neighborhood of his gravesite. Fully captioned in both and English and German. |
| Furtwängler: Brahms and the Crisis of Our Times: Original translation of an essay by Furtwaengler, discussing the significance of Johannes Brahms and campaigning against decaying European spiritual life and artistic decline. |
| Société Wilhelm Furtwängler, La: Examination of the man, the composer, and the conductor. Includes pictures, discography, bibliography, newsletter, links, guestbook, and membership information. [French and English.] |
| The Devil's Music Master: The Controversial Life and Career of Wilhelm Furtwaengler: Review of Sam H. Shirakawa's biography by Andrew Gray. Reviewer defends the conductor to an even greater extent than does the author. |
| The Smidth Pages: Links to Wilhelm Furtwängler: Annotated directory categorized by language and by subject. Also family listing, broadcast list, audio files, and discography. |
| Wilhelm Furtwaengler: Biography and analysis of his wartime work, photograph, survey, and recommended recordings. Includes links to further reading and to noted contemporaries. |
| Wilhelm Furtwangler: Biography, photographs, and details of his conducting, especially as related to the Bach cantatas. |
| Wilhelm Furtwangler (1886-1954): Brief biographical sketch and Naxos discography of his orchestral, choral, chamber, and religious music. |
| Wilhelm Furtwangler Society of America: Official site of the nonprofit organization. Includes society information, clothing and CD purchasing, articles and comments, membership details, forum, and links. |
| Wilhelm Furtwängler: Filmography at IMDb with on-screen and conductor credits. |
| Wilhelm Furtwängler and Music in the Third Reich: Article from Antony Charles in the Journal of Historical Review. Provides a re-examination of his life, musical artistry, and relationships both with the Nazis and with the post-war world. |