The Unanswered Question: Six Talks at Harvard

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1976–
13h 13m

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The Unanswered Question: Six Talks at Harvard (1976)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueLeonard Bernstein's Harvard University lectures on the future of music, originally delivered in 1973, but not broadcast until 1976.Leonard Bernstein's Harvard University lectures on the future of music, originally delivered in 1973, but not broadcast until 1976.Leonard Bernstein's Harvard University lectures on the future of music, originally delivered in 1973, but not broadcast until 1976.

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1 Saison 1976

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10/10

Excellent and compelling, even for non-musicians

The success of the Unanswered Question series rests on Leonard Bernstein's ability to take difficult concepts, in this case music/linguistic theory, and make them accessible for a general audience. To be sure - he's at Harvard, and the lectures are long and penetrating, but it's a worthwhile listen to anyone interested in music. The focus is on classical music, but there are also long sections on music theory and history, and fascinating insights into its relationship with the human language.

Bernstein is an impassioned guide and orator, which makes for a highly watchable six hours.

Highly recommended.