Music and Jealousy in 17th Century Paris: A Charpentier Christmas
Charpentier's orchestral Christmas works are nothing short of masterpieces.
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Inspired by Bernstein: Colorado College Music Students Present Meditations, Meta Takes on Bernstein’s Creative Legacy
Colorado College music students produced mind-bendingly creative videos for a seminar on Leonard Bernstein.
Leonard Bernstein and the FBI: Fear and Music in 1950’s America
Leonard Bernstein used music and the university stage to resist Cold War interference with his beliefs and values, writes Stephen Whitfield of Brandeis.
Music Theory 101: Harmony and Tonality, with Professor Bernstein (Videos)
Leonard Bernstein takes us from the very beginning of music all the way through the 20th century in the way only he can.
Leonard Bernstein, Music and Reconciliation in Germany, 1948 and Today
Seventy years ago, Leonard Bernstein began a conducting tour of Europe, marking a critical development point for him, as a musician and a human being, and for a world reeling from war.
What Bernstein Taught Brandeis
"What better classroom than an interdisciplinary festival of the highest caliber?"
Wynton Marsalis on Leonard Bernstein’s Legacy of Musical and Racial Integration
Wynton Marsalis discusses Leonard Bernstein's legacy of addressing musical and racial segregation through education and integration.
Carl St.Clair Remembers Leonard Bernstein
The topic today was Leonard Bernstein, a teacher and mentor of St.Clair’s. The two of us have talked about Bernstein many times over the years, but always in passing and glancing efforts, never in one fell swoop like this.
“Mr. Classical Music” and Candide
James Conlon, music director of the Los Angeles Opera, explores Leonard Bernstein's Candide.
