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kobvindex_ZLB14017521
Format:
6 DVD (ca. 104/95/142/142/133/177 Min.)
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Tonformat: Dolby Digital
ISBN:
0769715702
Content:
Drawing on his insights as a master composer and conductor, Leonard Bernstein examines music from every age and place in the search for a worldwide, innate musical grammar. Folk music, pop songs, symphonies, tonal and atonal works find a place in these historic lectures delivered at Harvard University. Mr. Bernstein explores works ranging from Mozart and Beethoven, through Wagner and Mahler, to Ravel and Stravinsky. The programs include music performances by Mr. Bernstein, The Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Vienna Philharmonic. (Kultur)
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Musical phonology (Lecture 1). Musical syntax (Lecture 2). Musical semantics (Lecture 3). The delights and dangers of ambiguity (Lecture 4). The twentieth century crisis (Lecture 5). The poetry of earth (Lecture 6)
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Language:
English
Keywords:
Bernstein, Leonard
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DVD-Video
Author information:
Bernstein, Leonard
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