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Scripture Reading

0:44

Announcement

1:51

Work(s)

New Year's Address

1:12

Anglican Creed

0:58

Introduction

5:02

Opening Announcement

1:26

Prayer(s)

3:29

Yehudi Menuhin in his own words

3:06

After the trumpets,...

1:01

On this twenty-third day...

0:38

Announcement introducing Richard Crooks & General Motors Orchestra

0:27

Après la fair,...

0:36

Blessings

0:46

Broadcast Commentary

3:55

I always feel this gigantism... (Musical Analysis of Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 by Leonard Bernstein)

6:07

Jun 22, 1953

Interview with Sir Charles Mackerras

29:25

Radio Announcement

A Scream of Salutation (ghost excerpt from Janet Flanner's Paris Was Yesterday)

0:31

A Talking Portrait: Bruno Walter in Conversation

16:02

A Working Portrait: Recording the Mahler Ninth Symphony

21:34

All that we have said... Final

9:12

Jun 22, 1953

And here we are back home

2:16

Jun 29, 1953

And now the last movement…

5:00

Jan 9, 1956

And so we have arrived…

6:51

Jun 24, 1953 - Jun 26, 1953

Anglican Service

Antje Dörfner in conversation with Mariss Jansons about the concert with Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 4 on December 17, 2010

21:26

December 17, 2010

Brahms's Fourth Symphony in E minor...

4:44

Jun 29, 1953

Closing announcement

0:37

Dame Nellie Melba's farewell speech

2:36

Jun 8, 1926

Do you see now what a symphonic theme is? (Musical Analysis of Brahm's Symphony No. 4 by Leonard Bernstein)

3:23

Jun 29, 1953

Does this music sound like the New World to you? (Musical Analysis of Dvorák's Symphony No. 9 by Leonard Bernstein)

9:51

Jan 9, 1956

And music is a science (poem by Guillaume de Machaut)

0:42

Even in the final movement... (Musical Analysis of Schumann's Symphony No. 2 by Leonard Bernstein)

5:15

Jun 24, 1953 - Jun 26, 1953

First Lesson—Genesis 3:8-15

1:57

Fourth Lesson—Isaiah 11:1-9

2:08

Golijov talks about Ainadamar: Listening Guide with musical examples

49:58

Gracie

0:33

Here is that second theme (Musical Analysis of Brahm's Symphony No. 4 by Leonard Bernstein)

2:41

Jun 29, 1953

In the marvelous Scherzo that follows... (Musical Analysis of Schumann's Symphony No. 2 by Leonard Bernstein)

4:49

Jun 24, 1953 - Jun 26, 1953

Interview with Igor Markevich

16:10

Feb 8, 1957

Interview with Paul Hindemith on his recording of the Symphony "Mathis der Maler"

2:35

Apr 1956

Interview with the King's Singers

6:20

Introductory comments to Ainadamar by Osvaldo Golijov

3:09

Jumping now to the famous third movement (Musical Analysis of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 by Leonard Bernstein)

1:50

Jun 29, 1953 - Jun 30, 1953

The King of Sicily, play (incomplete) by Adam de la Halle

2:21

1282

Leonard Bernstein Discusses Stravinsky and the Petrushka Ballet

20:48

Musical Analysis of Schumann's Symphony No. 2 by Leonard Bernstein

7:31

Jun 24, 1953 - Jun 26, 1953

Now I don't want to give you the impression... (Musical Analysis of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 by Leonard Bernstein)

6:01

Jun 29, 1953 - Jun 30, 1953

Now let's look at the Symphony itself (Musical Analysis of Schumann's Symphony No. 2 by Leonard Bernstein)

8:39

Jun 24, 1953 - Jun 26, 1953

Now one would think... (Musical Analysis of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 by Leonard Bernstein)

1:56

Jun 29, 1953 - Jun 30, 1953

Now the development section erupts (Musical Analysis of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 by Leonard Bernstein)

1:58

Jun 29, 1953 - Jun 30, 1953

Now there is a melody (Musical Analysis of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 by Leonard Bernstein)

9:18

Jun 29, 1953 - Jun 30, 1953

Now think of it - we have so far only had 44 bars of music (Musical Analysis of Brahm's Symphony No. 4 by Leonard Bernstein)

5:47

Jun 29, 1953

Osvaldo Golijov introduces the remix artist Jeremy Flower

0:36

Our journey begins without introduction (Musical Analysis of Brahm's Symphony No. 4 by Leonard Bernstein)

5:15

Jun 29, 1953

Perhaps the most admirable example... (Musical Analysis of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 by Leonard Bernstein)

3:40

Jun 29, 1953 - Jun 30, 1953

Post session Thanks To the Performers

2:11

Robert Schumann has been dead... (Musical Analysis of Schumann's Symphony No. 2 by Leonard Bernstein)

4:22

Jun 24, 1953 - Jun 26, 1953

Romance Sonámbulo, (Federico García Lorca)

02:40

Second Lesson—Genesis 22:15-18

1:36

Award

0:12

Simplicity itself (Musical Analysis of Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 by Leonard Bernstein)

13:24

Jun 22, 1953

So we arrive at the coda (Musical Analysis of Brahm's Symphony No. 4 by Leonard Bernstein)

3:18

Jun 29, 1953

Speech by Ralph Vaughan Williams

1:23

Dec 1953

Spoken excerpt from Charles Baudelaire's Evening Harmony

0:21

Ghost excerpt from Colette's Night without Sleep

0:52

Ghost excerpt from Stéphane Mallarmé's Afternoon of a Faun

0:36

Ghosts Introduction by John Browning

1:27

Spoken recitation of Christopher Logue's poem Apollinaire Said

0:30

The Darkling Thrush

1:29

The final claim... (Musical Analysis of Dvorák's Symphony No. 9 by Leonard Bernstein)

1:01

Jan 9, 1956

The Peace of Wild Things, a poem by Wendell Berry

0:45

The study of the Eroica is a lifetime work - Symphony No. 3 (Musical Analysis of Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 by Leonard Bernstein)

1:11

Jun 22, 1953

The Third movement is a marvel (Musical Analysis of Dvorák's Symphony No. 9 by Leonard Bernstein)

1:40

Jan 9, 1956

This brings us to the development section proper (Musical Analysis of Brahm's Symphony No. 4 by Leonard Bernstein)

9:34

Jun 29, 1953

To my mind, Schumann follows in this tradition... (Musical Analysis of Schumann's Symphony No. 2 by Leonard Bernstein)

1:48

Jun 24, 1953 - Jun 26, 1953

We come now to the second movement (Musical Analysis of Dvorák's Symphony No. 9 by Leonard Bernstein)

3:22

Jan 9, 1956

We have just been examining... (Musical Analysis of Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 by Leonard Bernstein)

5:25

Jun 22, 1953

Well, we have had a microscopic view (Musical Analysis of Brahm's Symphony No. 4 by Leonard Bernstein)

2:11

Jun 29, 1953

What the Edinburgh Festival Has Meant to Me, spoken comment by Kathleen Ferrier

2:55

Wilhelm Furtwaenlger On the nature of the symphonic, tempo and the general pause

7:16

1950 06 22+1951 08

Wilhelm Furtwänlger talks about a conductor's problems, concert audiences, Bruckner's music, accompanying singers

5:54

1950 06 22+1951 08

Wilhelm Furtwaenlger talks about acoustics in large and small halls

5:00

1950 06 22+1951 08

Wilhelm Furtwaenlger talks about music in opera

6:05

1950 06 22+1951 08

Wilhelm Furtwaenlger talks about questions of style, performance markings, alternative versions

4:43

1950 06 22+1951 08

Wilhelm Furtwaenlger talks about scoring, instrumental technique, expression, melody and legato

10:19

1950 06 22+1951 08

Wilhelm Furtwaenlger talks about Verdi's Otello

2:10

1950 06 22+1951 08

Wilhelm Furtwaenlger talks about Weber's Der Freischütz

2:48

Jul 1954

"How a Great Symphony was Written"

1962 Joe Jordan Interview

1962

August 20, 1815, text by Michael Stegemann

1:27

50th Anniversary of the Selma March, speech by Barack Obama

01:38

2015

A conversation on Schumann's Violin Concerto with Elmar Oliveira and Stewart Robertson

20:25

A Conversation with Arnold Schoenberg

6:27

Jul 1949

And Glenn Gould Fantasy

54:46

A Gracious Sabbath Stood Here (by Wendell Berry)

1:04

1985

A Message from President Ronald Reagan

1:56

May 10, 1988

A Message from the President of the United States

2:00

A More Perfect Union, speech by Barack Obama

00:48

2008