What is it like being the daughters of Leonard Bernstein? Jamie Bernstein and Nina Bernstein Simmons share stories about their father with hosts Jim Braude and Margery Eagan on Boston Public Radio, recorded live at the Boston Public Library on February 13, 2018.
Getting from New York City to Philadelphia is a breeze. In a little over an hour, the train pulled into beautiful, be-vaulted 30th St. Station. I settled into my hotel room, directly opposite the clock tower atop Philadelphia’s famously beautiful City Hall. From my window perch on the 10th floor, […]
Raise your hand if you have NOT ever dreamed of being hugged by Gustavo Dudamel. Anyone? I thought not.
Jamie, Alexander, and Nina are taking you around the globe, celebrating their father’s legacy with you and adoring fans at thousands of Bernstein Centennial events. This post, from Alexander Bernstein, hails from a glorious day and evening of Bernstein music in London.
Jamie, Alexander, and Nina are taking you around the globe, celebrating their father’s legacy with you and adoring fans at thousands of Bernstein Centennial events. In this post, Jamie Bernstein blogs about the marvelous collaborations in Tucson, Arizona.
More than 2,500 celebrations of the Leonard Bernstein Centennial are scheduled through August 2019 around the globe in 60 countries and all 50 states. Here is a sampling of Bernstein performances you won't want to miss in February 2018.
Quote | Leonard Bernstein on the importance of playing piano when he was growing up.
Jamie, Alexander, and Nina are taking you around the globe, celebrating their father’s legacy with you and adoring fans at thousands of Bernstein Centennial events. This post, from Nina Bernstein Simmons, LB's youngest daughter, describes her adventures in Austria attending the gala ball of her father's beloved Vienna Philharmonic -- and reminiscing with musicians at the photo exhibit the night before.
Leonard Bernstein, for me, was the greatest risk-taker in 20th century classical music.
