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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Sep 11

    Leonard Bernstein's career offers a lesson in the perils of hero worship: the future of classical music cannot consist in waiting for another telegenic superstar. http://nyer.cm/5mM77cZ pic.twitter.com/9aJGcfHLHQ

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      2. Daisy‏ @DaisyWufWuf Sep 11
        Replying to @NewYorker

        Lenny was a phenomenon. Steeped in classical and yet so thoroughly modern and diverse that he was familiar with all idioms from rock to blues to jazz and electronic music. He composed part of the score to West Side Story as well as classical pieces. I miss him so.

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      3. Daisy‏ @DaisyWufWuf Sep 11
        Replying to @DaisyWufWuf @NewYorker

        Nobody is waiting for another Lenny simply because it’s like waiting for another Mozart. There’s no schedule for their arrival or departure!

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      1. Eric Huebner‏ @EricHuebner1 Sep 18
        Replying to @NewYorker @alexrossmusic

        Right, far be it for critics to hype classical superstar conductors *cough* Dudamel *cough*

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      1. AudioDog‏ @AudioDogPro Sep 14
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        Super star

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      1. Richard Scott‏ @scottusmagnus1 Sep 13
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        Summary of the year’s events and the life of Bernstein. Last phrase...” music is the only consolation...” to listen in this time may be the best consolation.

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      1. Susan Weiss‏ @sfweiss3 Sep 12
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        Nice, but a bit surprised you didn't mention anything about LB's student Marin Alsop & BSO's UK and Ireland tour with its well-received performances (encores and standing ovations) of Bernstein's music and the celebration of his 100th!

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      1. cmurray862@gmail.com‏ @cmurray862 Sep 11
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        No one, and I mean no one, cares at all unless it’s a chance to be pretentious

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