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On the 10th day of Christmas, my true love gave to me... a carol that combines over 200 years of musical and literary history! #12daysofChristmas Hear musicians from From the Top & King's College Choir perform this beautiful (now) classic #fromthetop: bit.ly/2FaioCJ
This week we're featuring photos of Leonard Bernstein by Ruth Orkin! Here he is in the 1940s: a young man and budding musician at Tanglewood. 📷 Copyright: Orkin Photo Archive. Used by permission, courtesy of Mary Engel. All rights reserved. See more: bit.ly/orkin-lenny
This week in Jan. 1955(!), contralto Marian Anderson became the *1st* person of color to perform at Metropolitan Opera. Here she is performing with Leonard Bernstein and New York Philharmonic in NYC in 1947. 📸 © Ruth Orkin Photo Archive. More Lenny moments: bit.ly/orkin-lenny #Bernsteinat100
Free concert tickets for furloughed federal employees: Boston Symphony Metropolitan Opera Seattle Symphony BuffaloPhilharmonicOrchestra Akron Symphony Spokane Symphony Orlando Philharmonic Des Moines Symphony Fresno Philharmonic @wcoconcerts Erie Philharmonic Dallas Symphony and probably a lot more! Check with your local orchestra!
“I know of only two ways to pray: one is to say #thankyou and sing a song. The other is to pray that... our capacity to love... may never be extinguished as long as we inhabit this wonderful earth with one another." ~Leonard Bernstein January, 1985, "Hope in the Nuclear Age"
And the powerful legacy of introducing--creating--music--something new, something beautiful, *for* the greater good -- continues by New York Philharmonic through their Young People's Concerts and #project19! Revisit the classical and new with Leonard Bernstein: bernstein.classical.org/features/berns…
"...every once in a while we have feelings so deep and so special that we have no words for them and that's where music is so marvelous; because music names them for us, only in notes instead of in words." ~ Leonard Bernstein, 1958 Hear more: bit.ly/b100_ypc1
"The dullest of dullards among us has the gift of dreams at night — visions and yearnings and hopes." bernstein.classical.org/features/inspi… 10 quotes to inspire you, me, and any one who dares to hope and dream -- from the maestro, Leonard Bernstein