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And who is this student who constantly tries to speak onto Bernstein advice? Where is he now?

She sold over 25 million copies of this piece, it was very popular. This was former First Lady Florence Harding’s favorite song and she played it often on the piano.

Cannot get enough, Mahler was simply a GENIUS 😍

Lenny is always my favorite 👏👏👏

Wonder how many young conductors had a latter appointment with Maestro.

Can someone explain how irregular chords working?

Gergiev, Bernstein!

I've come to appreciate the process of arriving at a performance via rehearsals, as much as a final, polished performance. This, in both music and drama. Or in Wagner's case, a conscious fusion of them both.

I funnily invented the invisible dynamics trick for myself before watching

BERNSTEIN, the Master of tempo! MAHLER, out of this world!

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I was in the chorus for this remarkable piece twice. Once with Bernstein at Lincoln Center and again with the San Diego Symphony. This entire work is magnificent. How I would have liked to have know Mahler.

2 Masters.

I got quite nervous when I suddenly couldn't find the Musical Treasures TH-cam channel anywhere. Relieved to find you just changed your name.

Great! Thank you

1:05:41 Cheeky...

Thank you!!! ❤

I think one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.

Lovely version of the song Interesting that it wasnt written for Sinatra's daughter - in fact the original title was "Bessie with the laughing face" - but i believe the composer changed it when he sang it at one of little Nancy Sinatra's early birthday party and the name change stuck Ps Think the goatee is gonna look great

Actually, the nest to the last Bernstein is the Best!

Ohhh I loveee it bro. Do you have a live full version of those guys performing

Thanks D look forward to devouring this, soon. God bless XxX

I wish I could hear the full version of this song

No big deal. Bernstein admits to being a BS in his younger days. By God I loved his BS.

This is great, I hope you will talk about mixing and mastering using AudioCity.

Nice! I love this song and did a cover as well but I don’t sing 😊

A fine series, very illuminating. I suppose Solti will appear in part 3.

"And to the men of the orchestra." I guess I forget how seldom we saw women in orchestras in the past.

OMG SO TRUE Really nostalgic. I remember being in the car seat next to you listening to these same songs. 🥰

Good song, Dylan. Whenever I hear Bob Dylan, Tom (your middle name) Petty, and Simon and Garfunkel, I think of your mom. Great memories.

I feel like a lived a lifetime of joy and loneliness in 5 minutes. Grainger wrote some criminally underrated music.

Very cool, Dylan. Now I need to watch "Annie Get Your Gun." Oh, by the way, your voice is amazing!

Grazie per questa preziosissima raccolta!

I wish they did this with John williams rehearsing ep 3 of star wars and hook and et and many others

We played this for our Band Assasment here in NC, and after listening to this, it probably is one of my favorite songs we played. To quote my band director, "There won't be any other band on stage that is playing a much more mature piece than this."

I missed seeing Gustavo Dudamel and Claudio Abbado performances, but I’m happy to be introduced to others in this compilation. Well done!

How much faster should "Was du geschlagen" be compared with what goes before and after? In some of these the speed difference is jarring with this sudden rush then sudden slowdown after. In others the transitions are much more smooth.

Not sure if Maestro Bartley is a baseball fan, but I get a kick on how he signaled the big downbeat on "Sterben werd'ich, um ze leben!" like he's swinging a bat, lol.

What an interesting idea. To the elderly ears of someone like me who grew up in the analogue era, the cassette version _does_ sound warmer and more realistic.

Thank you!!! 🥰

It's not stupid at all! It's really informative.

"If I'm wrong, tell me, and oh, by the way, I'm never wrong."

What a lovely song I had never heard it so it was a pleasure to experience it Reminiscent of your friend Percy G as well as having the essence of the simple poetry of Stephen Foster - Another sadly forgotten American artist - i love the sincerity of his folk lieder

If James was about to have a heart attack, it was probably because he was looking like quite a mess by the late 70s. That photo's rough when you consider what he looked like 7 or 8 years earlier.

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Berlin was a deceptively "simple" composer and this is one of my favorite songs from possibly his best score - I also love I Got Lost in his Arms - Berlin was never better than when writing torch songs with a gentle ache about them (who can forget Rosemary Clooney caressing Love, You Didn't Do Right By Me? In White Christmas)? Moonshine Lullaby is musical perfection - the gentle rocking rhythm of the train tracks underneath, the sweet tenderness of the tune, the blue notes reminding you of the period of the shows' composition - and when the backup guys come in on the chorus it's pure bliss. Lovely to hear you sing and play it so sweetly I'm reminded of seeing Bernedette Peters sing it in the Broadway revival (actually saw it twice) creating magic by sitting quietly, surrounded by sleeping babes in the moonlight - A song so perfectly matched with the vulnerable, slightly bruised sweetness of her voice.