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- Jamie Bernstein's New IDAGIO Interactive Course Jamie Bernstein is back with an iconic new IDAGIO Interactive course exploring the birth and explosion of American classical music in the 20th Century! Read October 19, 2023
- Leonard Bernstein's Complete Beethoven Symphonies Now on Carnegie Hall+ On Carnegie Hall+, watch Leonard Bernstein lead the Vienna Philharmonic in a complete cycle of Beethoven’s nine symphonies, recorded live in Vienna! Read October 19, 2023
- Artful Learning's Summer '23 Journey Artful Learning has had a busy summer with trainings at a number of schools. Read September 26, 2023
- Listen to Leonard Bernstein's "Music for String Quartet" The world premiere recording of Leonard Bernstein’s Music for String Quartet made an early arrival to Apple Music on Friday, August 25, two weeks ahead of its full release date on September 8. Read August 25, 2023
- Available Now! "Leonard Bernstein - Maestro On Record" Leonard Bernstein first signed with Columbia Masterworks in 1956, and up to 1979 he recorded over 500 compositions as conductor, pianist, and commentator for the label. Read August 22, 2023
- MAESTRO - Official Teaser Leonard Bernstein’s partnership with his wife Felicia Montealegre takes center stage in the first trailer for Bradley Cooper’s new film. Read August 15, 2023
- PBS Great Performances: Leonard Bernstein’s Kaddish Symphony Performed at the 2022 Ravinia Festival, Great Performances presents Leonard Bernstein’s Kaddish symphony featuring the talent of Uniting Voices (formerly Chicago Children’s Choir), Chicago Symphony Chorus and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Read August 14, 2023
- MAESTRO to Premiere in Venice The Venice Film Festival announced its planned lineup, which is scheduled to run August 30 to Sepember 9. Read July 31, 2023
- Remembering André Watts (1946-2023) The Leonard Bernstein Office and Family join in mourning the death of renowned pianist André Watts. Read July 31, 2023
- Leonard Bernstein’s Complete Mahler Symphony Cycle Now on Carnegie Hall+ Across nine massive works and an incomplete tenth, Gustav Mahler created one of the most enduringly powerful symphony cycles in all of music. Read July 29, 2023
- “Freiheit” Berlin: December 1989 “Freiheit” Berlin: December 1989 by Craig Urquhart Read June 27, 2023
- West Side Story & Candide Opera and theater director Francesca Zambello reflects of West Side Story and Candide. Read June 22, 2023
- The Boy with the Hammer I don’t tell this story very often in my life. But I realized, as I told it to my neighbor on that Saturday in February, that deep emotions were resurfacing about that special day in my life. I went back home and looked on the Internet for pictures, articles and film clips from that day. Read June 22, 2023
- The NY Phil Story: Made in New York (Podcast) The NY Phil Story: Made in New York is a podcast about the people, the music and the city behind America’s oldest orchestra, hosted by Jamie Bernstein. Read April 17, 2023
- Available Now: Chita, A Memoir CHITA, the memoir, is a perfect embodiment of the woman herself: fun-loving, sensuous, ferocious, compassionate, and filled with vitality. Read April 17, 2023
- Leonard Bernstein, The Man, His Music, and His Mission (New Online Course) Join us for a new course offered by the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University! Read January 30, 2023
- From the Archives: Bernstein and the Clarinet - Stanley Remembers Lenny Long time New York Philharmonic clarinetist Stanley Drucker remembers Leonard Bernstein. Read January 26, 2023
- Reflections on Bernstein’s 1956 “Messiah” Mark Risinger reflects on Bernstein's 1956 "Messiah" Read December 14, 2022
- Museum of Broadway Now Open! The new Museum of Broadway, located in the heart of Times Square, is now open to the public! Read November 15, 2022
- New Book & Exhibition: The American Theatre As Seen By Hirschfeld A new 256-page book with four decades of Hirschfeld artwork available Nov. 15 (available for pre-order now) Read November 2, 2022