History of Leonard Bernstein

Legendary conductor, pianist, composer and activist Leonard Bernstein

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[tomessu2002]

We should all stand up and give Bernstein applaud.

[ipublica]

I have never seen somebody who died as such a handsome man, except Picasso. It's a miracle to me. It shows that focusing on art is what keeps us the most young and alive!

[BerlinerStadtschloss]

@ipublica Picasso was not only ugly, he pulled the world`s leg with his rubbish. Better substitute your remark with Dali oder Karajan. But regarding Bernstein, I agree - but wait until I reach this age ;O) !

[beshotep]

I loved Lennie, since I first saw him on TV explaining Bach and showing so many ways in which Bach can be performed. I was only 12, He has been my hero ever since. I had the immense privilege of seeing him live in Zagreb in 1980ish. I am 56 now, and still Lennie is one of my greatest musical heros.

[boeingguy223]

Forgive me if you get mad at this question, But have Leonard Bernstein and Herbert Von Karajan to ever get a chance to meet?

[LifeJuice90]

I was never a fan of Lenny's. But listened to his 58 recording of Rite Of Spring. I was sold.

[mikepulcinella]

LOL! With him that is appropriate!

[Cramnella]

I miss-read your comment as, "... great hair-dos" which might also be true.

[gatomjp]

He is one of my great heros. I miss him very much.

[billyguns2]

Bernstein was a human volcano of kinetic energy; he had more energy and enthusiasm than the average person, and he always brought an unmistakable warmth and passion to his music making. He was without doubt America's greatest conductor.

[metalman1278]

he was a great man who will always be remembered in the hearts of all those who have a great heart

for when someone dies we dont lose them but we do have to work harder to stay close to em

U can do this by rembering and honerin the name Leonard Bernstein