Leonard Bernstein(1918-90) was an American born Composer, Conductor, and Educator. Among his many accomplishments he wrote Musicals, Symphonies, Ballets, Film-scores, and also for the Stage. He gained fame as the conductor of the New York Philharmonic orchestra, he conducted for famous Orchestras all over the world. Bernstein wrote the music of Oscar winning films such as the 1961 musical "West Side Story", "On the Town" and "Candide" and "On the Waterfront" in 1954.
As one of the most successful American musician he was a thorough Pianist, and as a composer wrote many different types of Music from Broadway plays to symphonies. He was included into the "Songwriters Hall of Fame" in 1972.
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He wrote in the Modern time period which is 1910-present time.
He loved to write jazz, classical music, and Broadway mjusic
If you mean the musical/operetta, he did write music for it, and the overture is one of his most popular concert pieces. If you mean the story or the lyrics, no. The story was written by Voltaire. Lyrics were by Richard Wilbur, with some updating in some versions by Stephen Sondheim.
Because so much violence had happened in America, and Bernstein wanted to impress upon people the racial tension that was going on in that period.
CandideWest Side StoryOn the Town
Because so much violence had happened in America, and Bernstein wanted to impress upon people the racial tension that was going on in that period.
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pieces of music.
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