From his early education, through his conducting and composing careers, to his fame as musical and cultural ambassador to the world, this book introduces Bernstein the man and the artist and provides fascinating insights into American classical music and musical theatre culture during Bernstein's long career in the public spotlight.
From his early education, through his conducting and composing careers, to his fame as musical and cultural ambassador to the world, this book introduces Bernstein the man and the artist and provides fascinating insights into American classical music and musical theatre culture during Bernstein's long career in the public spotlight.
Part I. Bernstein's World: 1. Education Paul R. Laird 2. Mishkan Tefila Ann Glazer Niren 3. Jewishness Mark Kligman 4. Sexuality, relationships, and family life Nadine Hubbs 5. Civil Rights activist and Vietnam War resister Barry Seldes 6. The Cold War, democracy, and hope Sally Bick Part II. Conducting: 7. Conducting choreography Daniel Callahan 8. Mahler before and after Bernstein Megan Francisco 9. Interactions among three mavericks in the 1960s Rob Haskins 10. Conductor/pianist Jennifer Del Motte Part III. Composition, Creation, and Reception: 11. The crisis of faith Michael Slon 12. Popular music Katherine Baber 13. American sound Paul R. Laird 14. Exotic evocations: Latin America, Polynesia, and the Middle East (including Israel) Ralph P. Locke 15. Opera Ralph P. Locke 16. Women, gender, and sexuality Elizabeth L. Keathley 17. Film Anthony Bushard 18. Early shows Helen Smith 19. Late shows J. Daniel Jenkins Part IV. Bernstein as Musical and Cultural Ambassador: 20. Music appreciation Dominic Broomfield-McHugh 21. Omnibus Dorothy Glick Maglione 22. The Young People's Concerts Alicia Kopfstein 23. Israel Erica Argyropoulos 24. The USSR Emily Abrams Ansari 25. Asia Mari Yoshihara 26. Latin America Hermann Hudde Part V. Connections: 27. Aaron Copland Sophie Redfern 28. Stephen Schwartz Paul R. Laird 29. Stephen Sondheim Dominic Broomfield-McHugh 30. Kurt Weill Rebecca Schmid 31. Jerome Robbins Dustyn Martincich 32. William Schuman Steven R. Swayne 33. Marc Blitzstein Maria Cristina Fava Part VI. The Legacy: 34. Composing legacy Stephen Banfield 35. Conducting legacy Tim Page 36. The Library of Congress Janet S. McKinney and Caitlin Miller 37. Major writings Paul R. Laird 38. The New York Philharmonic Matthew Mugmon 39. Columbia Records and Deutsche Grammophon Nigel Simeone 40. Cultural icon D. Kern Holoman.
Part I. Bernstein's World: 1. Education Paul R. Laird 2. Mishkan Tefila Ann Glazer Niren 3. Jewishness Mark Kligman 4. Sexuality, relationships, and family life Nadine Hubbs 5. Civil Rights activist and Vietnam War resister Barry Seldes 6. The Cold War, democracy, and hope Sally Bick Part II. Conducting: 7. Conducting choreography Daniel Callahan 8. Mahler before and after Bernstein Megan Francisco 9. Interactions among three mavericks in the 1960s Rob Haskins 10. Conductor/pianist Jennifer Del Motte Part III. Composition, Creation, and Reception: 11. The crisis of faith Michael Slon 12. Popular music Katherine Baber 13. American sound Paul R. Laird 14. Exotic evocations: Latin America, Polynesia, and the Middle East (including Israel) Ralph P. Locke 15. Opera Ralph P. Locke 16. Women, gender, and sexuality Elizabeth L. Keathley 17. Film Anthony Bushard 18. Early shows Helen Smith 19. Late shows J. Daniel Jenkins Part IV. Bernstein as Musical and Cultural Ambassador: 20. Music appreciation Dominic Broomfield-McHugh 21. Omnibus Dorothy Glick Maglione 22. The Young People's Concerts Alicia Kopfstein 23. Israel Erica Argyropoulos 24. The USSR Emily Abrams Ansari 25. Asia Mari Yoshihara 26. Latin America Hermann Hudde Part V. Connections: 27. Aaron Copland Sophie Redfern 28. Stephen Schwartz Paul R. Laird 29. Stephen Sondheim Dominic Broomfield-McHugh 30. Kurt Weill Rebecca Schmid 31. Jerome Robbins Dustyn Martincich 32. William Schuman Steven R. Swayne 33. Marc Blitzstein Maria Cristina Fava Part VI. The Legacy: 34. Composing legacy Stephen Banfield 35. Conducting legacy Tim Page 36. The Library of Congress Janet S. McKinney and Caitlin Miller 37. Major writings Paul R. Laird 38. The New York Philharmonic Matthew Mugmon 39. Columbia Records and Deutsche Grammophon Nigel Simeone 40. Cultural icon D. Kern Holoman.
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