61. USPS - Stamp Release No. 01-049 - Leonard Bernstein Stamp Issued At New York Phi leonard bernsteinconductor, composer, pianist, teacher and author-was honored bythe US Postal Service yesterday with the issuance of the leonard bernstein http://www.usps.com/news/2001/philatelic/sr01_049.htm

Home Grow Your Business Keyword/Search Keyword/Search Printer Friendly USPS News: Philatelic Releases FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 11, 2001 Stamp Release No. 01-049 WORLD RENOWNED CONDUCTOR, COMPOSER HONORED WITH U.S. POSTAGE STAMP Leonard Bernstein Stamp Issued at New York Philharmonic Concert NEW YORK - He was noted for his passion for-and achievements in-multiple genres of music, from symphonies to Broadway shows. Leonard Bernstein-conductor, composer, pianist, teacher and author-was honored by the U.S. Postal Service yesterday with the issuance of the Leonard Bernstein commemorative stamp. The stamp is available at post offices nationwide beginning today. The first day of issuance ceremony was held prior to the first concert of the New York Philharmonic AOL Time Warner Concerts in the Parks series in Central Park. The July 10 concert, which was conducted by William Eddins, showcased music of Bernstein and Prokofiev and featured violinist Joshua Bell. "This is an exciting opportunity for the Postal Service to showcase the richness and diversity of the U.S. stamp program," said John F. Walsh, a member of the Postal Service Board of Governors, who dedicated the stamp. "Leonard Bernstein made a significant contribution to the culture of our nation and to the world, and we are proud to issue this stamp honoring his numerous accomplishments." "We, at the New York Philharmonic, are delighted to be sharing this special occasion which will honor our illustrious Laureate Conductor Leonard Bernstein," said New York Philharmonic Executive Director Zarin Mehta. "Thanks to the U.S. Postal Service, the unveiling of this postage stamp at this concert will make the evening especially memorable for the people of this great city, Bernstein's home."

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64. Leonard Bernstein's Mass Kathy Bostwick. Rehearsal pianist. Denise Beckler. Mendocino College MasterworksChorale Les Pfutzenreuter, Director Denise Beckler, Rehearsal pianist. http://www.uclo.org/archives/mass.html

Past Performance Spring 1998 Directed by Leslie Saxon West and Les Pfutzenreuter Produced by Leslie Saxon West Assistant Producer Paula Samonte Choreography Leslie Saxon West and Susan Era with: Beth Pierik, Gade Miller, and Anna Lovett Music Director Les Pfutzenreuter Drama Director Linda Palmer Technical Director Larry L. Lang Costume Designer Pamela Johnson Costume Assistants Maureen O'Sullivan, JoAnn Baur, Laura La Rosa Slide Presentation Alan West Sound Designer Sol Dial Sound John Beatty Stage Manager Kathy Bostwick Rehearsal Pianist Denise Beckler Lighting Technician Pete Sauber Sound Technician Billy Westfall Swing Technician Ryan Funderburg Set Construction Kathy Bostwick, Larry L. Lang, Ryan Funderburg, Jacob Donahue, Billy Westfall, Glenn Sauber, David Strock Wardrobe Glenn Sauber David Strock Deck Crew Star Fargey Poster/ Program/ T-Shirt Shearn Publicity Director Carole Hester and TCH Consulting Forum Coordinators Nancy Ellis with Tom MacMillan, Mark Rawitsch, and Leslie Saxon West Gallery Director/ Exhibit Coordinator Paula Gray House Management Ukiah Civic Light Opera Cast Mendocino College Repertory Dance Company directed by Leslie Saxon West Street Chorus Yona Bachrach Dominique Baumberger Kristi Crusselle Jenifer Elmer Emily Era-McGarvey Lynn Graves Gulyash Terri Hanson Anna Lovett Michael Maltas (Acolyte) Serena Miller (Acolyte) Wendy Peterman (Acolyte) Ramona Bell Colin Brooks Bruce Carroll Ginessa Cline Jonathan A. Ford

65. Leonard Bernstein He officially changed his name to leonard when he was sixteen. •, bernstein marriedFelicia Montealegre Cohn, an actress and pianist whose home country was http://www.sbgmusic.com/html/teacher/reference/composers/bernstein.html

Leonard Bernstein Leonard Bernstein was a performer, a conductor, and a composer. His parents, Sam and Jennie Bernstein, who were of Russian-Jewish heritage, were not musicians. When Leonard was ten years old, he became fascinated with the piano, and asked his father if he could have lessons. Mr. Bernstein, who at first was not happy about the idea, said yes. Leonard practiced all the time and learned so fast that his teacher said he was a genius. Every spare minute he practiced the piano, listened to music, or tried to write his own music. Leonard Bernstein began his college career at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. While a student there, he met a famous conductor, Dimitri Mitropoulos. Mitropoulos was very impressed with Bernstein, and suggested that he become a conductor too. Bernstein went on to study at the Curtis Institute of Music, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At Curtis, Bernstein studied piano, conducting, and composing. During the summer, Bernstein went to the Tanglewood Music Festival in Lenox, Massachusetts. There he met famous composers such as Aaron Copland , as well as conductors such as Serge Koussevitsky, who helped Bernstein with his career, and Artur Rodzinski, who later became conductor of the New York Philharmonic.

66. Leonard Bernstein leonard bernstein was the first American musician whose rich and radiant masteryof music awarded him worldwide recognition as a composer, conductor, pianist, http://www.hollywoodlegends.com/leonard-bernstein.html

Nigel Bruce James Cagney Gary Cooper John Garfield Boris Karloff Bert Lahr Edward G. Robinson Steve McQueen William Powell Basil Rathbone Rod Serling ... Leonard Bernstein Leonard Bernstein was the first American musician whose rich and radiant mastery of music awarded him worldwide recognition as a composer, conductor, pianist, educator and humanitarian. Serving as the Music Director for the New York Philharmonic, and conducting some of the world's most distinguished orchestras, Bernstein impacted popular culture with his inspirational talent and energy, providing new appreciation and interest in classical symphonies and musical theatre among all generations. Bernstein's unsurpassed achievements boasts a lengthy list of accolades, including the Lifetime Achievement Grammy award in addition to an astounding eleven Emmy's. An educator and advocate for American composers, he also established The Young People's Concerts in 1958, a televised, award-winning program promoting young American talent. Some of Bernstein's most significant works include his orchestra symphonies, Facsimile, Fancy Free and Kaddish, and his musical theatre scores for Candide, Wonderful Town and the famed production, West Side Story.

67. Leonard Bernstein - Conductor And Composer This is the mfiles page for leonard bernstein, with career overview and links to soundtrack reviews Category Arts Music Composition Composers B bernstein, leonard...... art. bernstein was a hardworking musician, starting out initially asa pianist. He on television. Concert works by leonard bernstein http://www.mfiles.co.uk/Composers/Leonard-Bernstein.htm

www.mfiles.co.uk Home Classical Other Styles Original ... Reviews Composer Back Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) - formidable musician Although having a huge reputation as an interpreter and composer of classical music, Bernstein is probably most readily associated with musicals in general and West Side Story in particular. This is a modern reworking of the Romeo and Juliet story for stage and film. Full of Latin rhythms the musical manages to have New York gang members sing and dance and yet still seem tough and threatening. Anyone seeing the making of the album of West Side Story with Jose Carreras and Kiri Te Kanawa will agree with the description of Bernstein as "formidable" but he was formidable also in the sense of the breadth of his musical taste and experience and the total dedication to his art. Bernstein was a hard-working musician, starting out initially as a pianist. He studied at Harvard University where was coached by Walter Piston and Aaron Copland (with whom he formed a life-long musical association). Then at Tanglewood Music Centre he studied with Serge Koussevitzky. These influences led him from full-time performing into the art of composing. He became assistant conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, where a particular event gave him instant acclaim and a widespread following. Bruno Walter was to conduct a significant concert by the orchestra which was to be broadcast live on Radio. Walter was unable to fulfil this engagement and the principle conductor (Artur Rodzinski, who had appointed Bernstein) was away, and so Bernstein was called upon to fill in. He later became the orchestra's musical director, and was to become one of the foremost conductors of the day, leading orchestras throughout the world and gaining a reputation for his interpretations of composers such as

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69. Leonard Bernstein Collection leonard bernstein Chronology. studies with Helen Coates, who later became bernstein'ssecretary. First professional appearance as a solo pianist with orchestra http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/lbhtml/lbbio.html

Leonard Bernstein Collection Leonard Bernstein Chronology Born August 25, Lawrence, Massachusetts, first child of Samuel and Jennie Bernstein. First piano recital; began piano studies with Helen Coates, who later became Bernstein's secretary. Graduated from Boston Latin School; freshman year at Harvard University; piano studies with Heinrich Gebhard. First professional appearance as a solo pianist with orchestra; first met Aaron Copland, Adolph Green and Dimitri Mitropoulos. Music editor, Harvard Advocate Graduated from Harvard cum laude in music; composed and conducted incidental music for a production of Aristophane's The Birds ; entered Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia. Conducting studies under Fritz Reiner; piano studies with Isabelle Vengerova; orchestration with Randall Thompson; score-reading with Renee Longy Miquelle. Conducting studies under Serge Koussevitzky at Berkshire Music Center, Massachusetts, now Tanglewood Music Center. Graduated from Curtis Institute. First published work

70. BBC - Radio 3 - Leonard Bernstein Symphony Cycle London Oratory School Choir BBC Symphony Orchestra leonard Slatkin conductor Partlybecause bernstein meant it to in an extension of the solo pianist's role as http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/classical/bernstein3.shtml

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH 2 Apr 2003 BBC Homepage BBC Music Radio 3 Classical ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! On air now: Opera on 3 Puccini's Madama Butterfly with the Chorus and Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Listen Live The Leonard Bernstein Symphony Cycle Symphony No. 3 'Kaddish' (1963) Radio 3 Broadcast: Tuesday 26 February at 7.30pm 1 Invocation: Adagio - Kaddish 1: L'istesso tempo - Allegro molto 2 Din-Torah: Di nuovo adagio - Kaddish 2: Andante con tenerezza 3 Scherzo: Presto scherzando sempre pianissimo - Kaddish 3 - Finale: Adagio come nel Din- Torah - Allegro vivo, con gioa Get help with audio Janice Watson soprano Eleanor Bron narrator BBC Symphony Chorus London Oratory School Choir BBC Symphony Orchestra Leonard Slatkin conductor The 'Kaddish' Symphony is a work that offends people. The British novelist Colin Wilson claimed that Bernstein's decision to dedicate the work to the memory of John F. Kennedy was another manifestation of Kennedy's bad luck - 'nothing quite as bad as this overtook him while he was alive', he concludes. Yet musically the score is a typically diverse concoction of grand Mahlerian tunes with splashes of jazz and bouncy 'Lenny' rhythms. These are the same ingredients that make West Side Story, Chichester Psalms and the Serenade for violin, strings, harp and percussion so approachable and well-liked. So why does 'Kaddish' continue to puzzle and goad listeners? Partly because Bernstein meant it to. In Jewish life the traditional 'Kaddish' prayer is a paean to God to be sung at the graveside of the dead and, unlike West Side Story or Chichester Psalms (which followed 'Kaddish' in 1965), the symphony is a deliberate act of provocation. It poses important questions about approaches to religious faith and - in an extension of the solo pianist's role as protagonist in 'The Age of Anxiety' - the speaker recites a text of Bernstein's own composition that tells of Man's struggle with God. It's often claimed that this text is in questionable taste or even blasphemous. At one point the speaker queries God's position as divine creator ('Your bargain [with Man] is tin! It crumples in my hand!') but the ability to engage in a dialogue with God is a central plank of Jewish theology.

71. The James DePreist Tribute Season State Department tour because of his sheer versatility as composer, arranger (forStan Kenton), pianist, conductor, percussionist leonard bernstein was right! http://www.orsymphony.org/performances/season02-03/tribute/sep29.html

The Early Years The Bernstein Prophecy "The Oregon Trail" The Community Words and Music Savoring Soloists ... Ginette's Perspective DePreist's first major appointment was as Leonard Bernstein's assistant at New York Philharmonic for the 1965-66 season. The Bernstein Prophecy From the September 29 - October 14, 2002 Program Book This is the second installment in a season-long series, written by noted musicologist and annotator Jim Svejda, chronicling the musical life of James DePreist. DePreist seemed ideal for the State Department tour because of his sheer versatility as composer, arranger (for Stan Kenton), pianist, conductor, percussionist (included in the First Edition of Encyclopaedia of Jazz) and lecturer. From Thailand to Hong Kong, the Philippines, Taiwan, Beirut and Cairo, DePreist did all of these things and found the one he could not do without. Leonard Bernstein was right! didn't want to study law. At the Philadelphia Conservatory he studied harmony, orchestration and composition with Vincent Persichetti and slowly began to think of himself as a composer. In 1959, his ballet Vision of America was mounted by the Philadelphia Dance Academy with members of the Philadelphia Orchestra playing in the pit. As the conductor who had been engaged was unavailable, the young composer was forced to conduct his own work. "I enjoyed conducting the piece almost as much as I enjoyed writing it," DePreist would later recall. "But I still had no idea what I wanted to do, though I began thinking vaguely of becoming a film composer."

72. The Centrestage Collection | Leonard Bernstein : Reaching For The Note The definitive look at the outstanding life and career of leonard Bernsteinworld renowned composer, conductor, pianist and educator. http://www.wellspringworldwidesales.com/detail.php?qckey=308

73. Leonard Bernstein | Classiques.mysic.com Fantastic! An underated pianist captured in a recording to be treasured Ferde Grofe,leonard bernstein Samuel Barber The Only Opera CD You'll Ever Need ! http://classiques.mysic.com/Leonard_Bernstein.html

musiques livres cinema jeux ... logiciels LEONARD BERNSTEIN page en cours de chargement, merci de patienter ... AMAZON.com CATALOG CLASSIQUES CATEGORIES SEARCH The American Tenors Richard Rodgers The American Tenors: Record of the Year Trhow Away Your Other CDs! See and Hear this! Stephen Foster Earl Hawley Robinson Patrick S. Gilmore American Traditional ... Agustin Lara Categories : Classical Opera / Operetta / Oratorio V/A Compilations Massive Classics: Music You Can't Relax To Giuseppe Verdi Alexander Borodin Sergey Prokofiev Carl Orff Aram Khachaturian ... Edvard Grieg Categories : Classical V/A Compilations Bernstein: Symphonic Dances from West Side Story; Three Dance Episodes from On The Town; Candide (Selections) Leonard Bernstein June Anderson Adolph Green Jerry Hadley Della Jones ... Nicolai Gedda Categories : Classical American Masters: Barber; Harris; Schuman Samuel Barber Roy Harris William Schuman Leonard Bernstein Categories : Classical West Side Story (1961 Film Soundtrack) Leonard Bernstein Get this, but don't stop there The Best Ever ONE OF THE BEST MUSICAL MOVIE SOUNDTRACKS OF ALL TIME... Stephen Sondheim Marni Nixon Rita Moreno The Bernstein Century - Beethoven: Symphony no 3 'Eroica' / Bernstein, New York PO

74. BRIGHT SHENG, Composer, Pianist, Conductor were leonard bernstein (composition and conducting), George Perle, Hugo Weisgall,Chou WenChung, and Jack Beeson. Active also as a conductor and pianist, he http://www.jecklinassociates.com/sheng.htm

"...the performance that outshone all around it was the premiere of H'un ... a searing portrait of the Cultural Revolution in China... [ H'un is] deeply affecting, even terrifying..." Allan Kozinn, New York Times Photo: Moises Saman In April of 1999, at the invitation of President Clinton, Bright Sheng received a special commission from the White House to create a new work for a state dinner, hosted by the President, honoring the Chinese Premier Zhou Rongji. In October 2001, Bright Sheng was named a MacArthur "Genius" Fellow with a cash prize of $500,000. The new millennium marks an exciting time for Bright Sheng: he had two premieres in the first week of the millennium an orchestral work in memory of the Rape of Nanking: Nanking! Nanking! , commissioned and premiered on the 2nd of January by the Northern German Radio Symphony in Hamburg, conducted by Christoph Eschenbach; and on the 6th of January his Red Silk Dance , a piano concerto commissioned by the Boston Symphony, received its premiere with Emanuel Ax as the soloist and Robert Spano as the conductor. In May and June, Spoleto USA presented a new production (eight performances) of his opera Silver River with a libretto by David Henry Hwang, which was subsequently performed in Philadelphia and Singapore, and will be presented by the Lincoln Center Festival in July 2002. During the 2000-2001 season, he received the New York Premiere of

75. Scholieren . Samenvattingen . Nl - Grootste Collectie Samenvattingen, Boekversla Het werk van leonard bernstein Als één van de genieën van deze eeuw voelde componist,dirigent, pianist en schrijver leonard bernstein zich even goed thuis http://scholieren.samenvattingen.nl/search/open/5235055/

Titel of auteur Particuliere domeinen Het is nu mogelijk om als particulier een nl-domein te registreren. .nl (incl. email en homepage) de redactie West Side story Bernstein, Leonard Ik zoek ... Zoek jij ook net dat ene verslag? ... Er zijn veel mede-scholieren met hetzelfde probleem. Heb je dus zelf nog iets liggen stuur het dan op! Het leven van Leonard Bernstein Op 25 augustus 1918 werd Leonard Bernstein geboren in Lawrence, Massachusetts, als zoon van Sam Bernstein, een joods-Russische immigrant. Al op jonge leeftijd volgde hij pianolessen. Toen hij wat ouder was, studeerde hij aan gerenommeerde scholen en universiteiten als Harvard, het Curtis Institute of Music en Tanglewood, het zomerinstituut van het Boston Symphony Orchestra. Nog tijdens zijn studies maakte Bernstein zijn dirigeerdebuut, maar zijn muzikale carrière kwam pas officieel op gang toen hij in 1942 assistent werd van Serge Koussevitzky aan het Berkshire Music Centre. Zijn eerste vaste dirigeerpost kreeg hij in 1943, ook als assistent bij de New York Philharmonic. Zijn aanstelling was uiterst ongewoon, niet alleen omdat het orkest nog niet een Amerikaanse dirigent had gehad, maar ook omdat Bernstein slechts 25 jaar oud was. In november van dat jaar moest Bernstein onverwacht invallen voor Bruno Walter en dirigeerde hij het Carnegie Hall concert, dat werd uitgezonden door een nationale radio-omroep. Critici juichten zijn prestatie toe en al snel zochten orkesten van over de hele wereld hem aan als gastdirigent. In de daaropvolgende jaren dirigeerde hij zo in Londen, Praag, Tel Aviv en in het Teatro alla Scala in Milaan. In deze periode begon Bernstein ook zijn eerste werken te componeren.

76. AmIAnnoying.com In 2002, out of 20346 votes 35.07% thought leonard bernstein was annoying!leonard bernstein, The Résumé. Occupation Conductor/Composer/pianist. http://www.amiannoying.com/(plhmh155qxmledvku002dk45)/2002/view.aspx?ID=2781

77. Biography Of Leonard Bernstein A musician of unparalleled versatility, leonard bernstein achieved worldwide renownin a career as a wideranging composer and author, as a gifted pianist. http://www.deutschegrammophon.com/artist/biography.htms?ART_ID=BERLE

78. Leonard Bernstein discussion/demonstration appearances on the television show Omnibus. bernsteinwas also a concert pianist, conducting and leonard bernstein Un Chef Inspire. http://www.multied.com/Bio/people/bernstein.html

Leonard Bernstein (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Composers) by Mike Venezia Price: $21.99 Leonard Bernstein : A Life by Meryle Secrest, Robin Desser (Editor) Price: $15.99 Leonard Bernstein American Composer Composer, conductor, and educator: Leonard Bernstein, perhaps the most well-known American musician of the 20th century, was born in Lawrence, Massachusetts, into a family of Russian Jewish immigrants. He did not hear an orchestral concert until he was 16 years old. After 1935, he studied at Harvard University with composer and theorist Walter Piston, and later studied with conductor Fritz Reiner at the Curtis Institute of Music and with conductor Serge Koussevitsky at Tanglewood, Massachusetts. Bibliography: Resnick, Evelyne. Leonard Bernstein: Un Chef Inspire. Paris : J. Lyon, c1996. Wilkins, David. Leonard Bernstein. Watford : Exley, c1995. Toby, Marlene. Leonard Bernstein : All-American Musician. Chicago : Children's Press, c1995.

79. Leonard Bernstein leonard bernstein was horn in Massachusetts. in 1918. bernstein toured widely, sometimesas Conductor, sometimes as soil pianist and, on occasion. http://www.nodanw.com/biographies/bernstein.htm

80. Leonard Bernstein - ABT leonard bernstein was the first American musician to achieve worldwide recognition;known as a conductor, composer, pianist, author and teacher. http://www.abt.org/library/archive/composers/bernstein_l.html

Leonard Bernstein Dialogues Facsimile Fancy Free Leonard Bernstein was the first American musician to achieve worldwide recognition; known as a conductor, composer, pianist, author and teacher. He was born Louis Bernstein in Lawrence, Massachusetts on August 25th 1918. From an early age he was known as Leonard and changed his name officially to this at age sixteen. He grew up in Boston and studied at the Boston Latin School. After graduating from Harvard in 1939 he continued his studies at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia, including conducting with Fritz Reiner. Bernstein's summers were spent studying with and as the assistant of Serge Koussevitsky at Tanglewood before being hired in 1943 as Assistant Conductor of the New York Philharmonic by Artur Rodzinski. In November the same year he made front-page headlines by replacing an ailing Bruno Walter in a national radio broadcast at the tender age of 25. In the years following, Bernstein served as Music Director of the New York City Symphony, as head of the conducting faculty at the Berkshire Music Center (Tanglewood) and as Professor of Music at Brandeis University. He conducted most of the world's major orchestras and was the first American to conduct at the Teatro Alla Scala (La Scala) in Milan during the regular season. As a composer, Bernstein created works over a wide range of forms and styles : three symphonies (

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