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Leonard Bernstein: What is Sonata form?

on BBC One London

Second of three programmes from the award-winning American television series of Young People's Concerts with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.

Leonard Bernstein talks to an audience of young people in the Lincoln Center, with illustrations played by himself at the piano and by the orchestra, which he conducts.
The music includes:
Mozart: 'Jupiter' Symphony (First movement)
Prokofiev: Classical Symphony (Fourth movement)
Bizet: Micaela's Aria from 'Carmen' sung by Veronica Tyler
Beatles: And I Love Her rendered by Mr. Bernstein himself

Contributors

Presenter/Pianist/Conductor:
Leonard Bernstein
Musicians:
The New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Singer:
Veronica Tyler
Director:
Roger Englander

BBC One London

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