New York Phil / Bernstein – Young Peoples Concerts Blu-ray

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Label: C MAJOR ENTERTAINMENT 800304 | EAN: 0814337017835 | Media: Blu-ray and DVD

• Artist: New York Phil / Bernstein
• Label: C MAJOR ENTERTAINMENT 800304
• Release Date: November 9, 2018
• EAN: 0814337017835
• Media: Blu-ray and DVD
• Discs / Records: 1
• Dimensions: 140 × 173 × 24 mm   ·   288 g
• Weight: 288 g
• Region Code: Region 0   (All regions)
• Cast: Leonard Bernstein
• Tracklist:
  1. Bernstein, Leonard – What Does Music Mean?
  2. What is Music All About?
  3. Rossini – Overturte to William Tell
  4. Telling Stories
  5. Describing Atmpospheres / Painting Pictures
  6. Describing Emotions & Feelings
  7. How the Notes Are Played
  8. Bernstein, Leonard – What is American Music?
  9. Nationalistic Music
  10. Dvorak & the New World Symphony
  11. Jazz
  12. Syncopation
  13. American Personality
  14. Many Sidedness
  15. Bernstein, Leonard – What Does Orchestration Mean?
  16. What is Orchestration?
  17. What a Composer Has to Know & Choose
  18. Families & Choosing Instruments
  19. The String Family
  20. Brass & Percussion Families
  21. The Symphony Orchestra
  22. Orchestral Exibition
  23. Bernstein, Leonard – What Makes Music Symphonic?
  24. Development
  25. How Does Development Happen?
  26. Variation
  27. Sequences
  28. Imitation & Counterpoint
  29. Breaking Down
  30. A Piece Under the Microscope
  31. Augmentation
  32. Bernstein, Leonard – What is Classical Music?
  33. What is Classical Music?
  34. The Real Difference
  35. Exact Music
  36. Perfect Form & Balance
  37. The Tun
  38. Humor & Surprise
  39. Rules Versus Emotion?
  40. Beethoven & Romanticism
  41. Bernstein, Leonard – Humor in Music
  42. What Makes Music Funny?
  43. Funny for Musical Reasons
  44. Imitating
  45. Fast & Funny
  46. Satire
  47. Puns
  48. Parody
  49. Burlesque & Nonsense
  50. Mickey-mousing
  51. Brahms – Symphony Nr. 4
  52. Bernstein, Leonard – What is a Concerto?
  53. What is a Concerto?
  54. Musical Forms
  55. Vivaldi – Concerto in C Major
  56. Bach – Brandenburg Concerto Nr. 5
  57. Mozart – Sinfonia Concertante
  58. Mendelssohn – Violin Concerto
  59. Bartok – Concerto for Orchestra
  60. Bernstein, Leonard – Who is Gustav Mahler?
  61. Mahler – Symphony Nr. 4
  62. Conductor & Composer
  63. So Happy, So Sad
  64. The Secret of Mahler
  65. 4th Symphony, Last Movement
  66. The East & the West
  67. The Song of the Earth: Youth
  68. Using Voices
  69. Folk Songs
  70. The Little & the Big
  71. Romantic & Modern
  72. Bernstein, Leonard – Folk Music in the Concert Hal
  73. What is Folk Music?
  74. How Particular People Talks
  75. Different Languages
  76. Mexico & Sinfonia India
  77. Real Folks Songs
  78. Charles Ives – Symphony Nr. 2
  79. Bernstein, Leonard – What is Impressionism?
  80. Suggestion
  81. Impressionistic Painting
  82. Realistic Music
  83. Impression of the Sea
  84. New Sounds
  85. Half & Whole Tones
  86. New Chords
  87. Bitonality
  88. Claude Debussy – La Mer
  89. Maurce Ravel – Daphins et Chloe
  90. Bernstein, Leonard – Happy Birthday, Igor Stravins
  91. Happy Birthday
  92. Changing Styles
  93. Surprises
  94. Stravinsky – Petruska: First Scene
  95. Stravinsky – Petruska: Second Scene
  96. Stravinsky – Petruska: Third Scene
  97. Stravinsky – Petruska: Fourth Scene
  98. Bernstein, Leonard – What is a Melody?
  99. Melody, the Meat & Potatoes of Music
  100. Development, Theme & Repetition
  101. Unmelodic
  102. Counterpoint
  103. Mozart – Symphony Nr. 40
  104. What Our Ears Expect
  105. Hindemith
  106. Brahms – Symphony Nr. 4
  107. Bernstein, Leonard – the Latin American Script
  108. Oscar Lorenzo Fernandez
  109. Rhythm
  110. Instrumental Color
  111. The Non-latin Ancestry
  112. Revueltas
  113. Aaron Copland
  114. West Side Story
  115. Bernstein, Leonard – Jazz in the Concert Hall
  116. The Last Sound You
  117. Gunther Schuller
  118. Aaron Copland
  119. Larry Austin
  120. Bernstein, Leonard – Young Performers, Nr. 1
  121. Introduction
  122. Antonin Dvorak – Cello Concerto, 1st Movement
  123. Henryk Wienawski – Violin Concerto Nr. 2, 3rd Move
  124. Sergei Prokofiev – Peter & the Wolf
  125. Bernstein, Leonard – Young Performers, Nr. 2
  126. Introduction
  127. Antonin Dvorak – Cello Concerto, 3rd Movement
  128. Freederic Chopin – Piano Concerto Nr. 1, 2nd Movem
  129. Giacomo Puccini – La Boheme
  130. Gian Carlo Menotti – the Telephone: Lucy
  131. Benjamin Britten – the Young Person
  132. Bernstein, Leonard – Young Performers, Nr. 3
  133. Introduction
  134. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Overture to Le Nozze Di
  135. Ernest Bloch – Prayer
  136. Niccolo Paganini – Herman Reinshagen – Moses in E
  137. Camille Saint-saens – the Carnival of the Animals:
  138. Camille Saint-saens – the Carnival of the Animals:
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