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Leonard Bernstein

    August 25, 1918 – October 14, 1990

    Leonard Bernstein was a towering figure in American classical music, celebrated as a conductor, composer, and author. He achieved worldwide acclaim, a first for a US-born and educated conductor, notably through his tenure with the New York Philharmonic and its beloved Young People's Concerts. Beyond his conducting, Bernstein was a highly respected composer and formidable pianist whose television appearances reached a broad audience. He significantly championed American composers and inspired a generation of musicians.

    Leonard Bernstein
    On the Town
    West Side story
    Young People's Concerts
    Wonderful Town
    West Side Story
    The Unanswered Question