Leonard Bernstein's Young people's concerts
Contributors: New York Philharmonic
Publisher: Kultur
Published: 2004
Place of publication: West Long Branch, NJ
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording]
Number of pages: 1500
Subjects: Music appreciation
Other titles: Young people's concerts
Description: Contains 25 episodes of the CBS series, aired 1958-1973, hosted by conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein that introduced an entire generation to the joys of music.
Notes: Hosted by Leonard Bernstein ; with the New York Philharmonic.

DVDs.

For private home use only.

Closed-captioned.
Table of contents: title: What does music mean?; title: What makes music symphonic?; title: A toast to Vienna in 3/4 time; title: A tribute to Sibelius; title: Berlioz takes a trip; title: Birthday tribute to Shostakovich; title: Fidelio : a celebration of life; title: Folk music in the concert hall; title: Happy birthday, Igor Stravinsky; title: Humor in music; title: Jazz in the concert hall; title: Musical atoms : a study in intervals; title: Quiz concert : how musical are you?; title: The Latin American spirit; title: The sound of an orchestra; title: Two ballet birds; title: What is a melody?; title: What is a mode?; title: What is a sonata?; title: What is American music?; title: What is classical music?; title: What is impressionism?; title: What is orchestration?; title: What is sonata form?; title: Who is Gustav Mahler?