Credits:

Leonard Bernstein,New York Philharmonic,Tchaikovsky

Description:

[Leonard Bernstein (1918.8.25-1990.10.14) was a star conductor who shared popularity with Karajan in the 20th century.) His passionate, emotionally charged, and soulful performances drew the sympathies of many, and he was loved by many with a charismatic following. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of his birth, 50 titles are being released in a limited edition with UHQCD, green color label coating, and specifications that focus on sound quality. Even after Bernstein resigned as Music Director of the New York Philharmonic, a post he held for many years, to become its laureate conductor, he still had a deep affection for the orchestra, calling it "my orchestra," and often collaborated with it. He has often collaborated with the orchestra, which he describes as "my orchestra." Their ideal relationship based on mutual trust has resulted in brilliant and moving performances that make full use of the orchestra's unique characteristics. Special program to commemorate the 100th anniversary of DG's founding [Performed by] New York Philharmonic, Conductor: Leonard Bernstein Recorded: November 1988, October 1989, New York