On this day in 1963, Leonard Bernstein broadcast his Young People's Concert "Young Performers No. 4" with the New York Philharmonic. In this excerpt, Bernstein introduces a 16-year-old André Watts, who plays Liszt's Piano Concerto in E-flat Major, with Bernstein conducting. Also featured in this episode were three additional young pianists, Joan Weiner (14), Claudia Hoca (12), and Pamela Paul (13), who each performed one movement of Mozart's Piano Concerto in A Major. Conducting these movements,

On December 13, 1958, Leonard Bernstein's Young People's Concert "What Makes Music Symphonic?" with the New York Philharmonic was broadcast on CBS. In this program, Bernstein demonstrates the techniques of repetition and variation in the development of symphonic music. Enjoy this excerpt! | Leonard Bernstein

Journalist Carl Bernstein tells #TheView why he believes the investigations into former Pres. Trump today are "far worse than Watergate" and explains why he says America has been in a "cold civil war" for "perhaps three decades." abcn.ws/2RiH3wd | The View

26K views · 662 reactions | Legendary journalist Carl Bernstein — who literally broke open the Watergate scandal 50 years ago — says this year’s election is a choice between ‘regular political order’ or ‘a triumph of fascism.’ | NowThis Impact | Facebook

Don't miss a fascinating documentary about one of history's greatest conductors and musicians: Leonard Bernstein! Discover the portrait of an artist torn between conducting and composing, available in full on medici.tv! https://bit.ly/3JrMql4 | medici.tv