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...Bernstein and Zupan, whose team finished second in the nation two years ago, will join the winning team as alternates in the national championshp...
...close 260-250 final, Ari M. Lieman '82, Steve A. Wolfe '82, Michael F. Day '83 and Steven Rapkin '83 defeated last year's Harvard champions, Paul S. Bernstein '81, Mark A. Zupan '81, Steven S. Kamin '84 and Steven N. Kaplan...
...premiere of his work. His passion for life and love, and the impending doom he felt achieves palpability in the percussion's pulse, the woodwinds' C minor arias in the third movement, and the brass' blues. Abbado's interpretation, whether instinctive or well-planned, hits the mark just like Bernstein, who pioneered the performance of Mahler's symphonies for concert-goers...
...tung's widow Jiang Qing and nine other Chinese "evildoers" in Peking. Hearings ended nearly four weeks ago, after the prosecution demanded the death penalty for Jiang and her notorious Gang of Four. The sentences could finally come this week. However, according to TIME Peking Bureau Chief Richard Bernstein, the failure of the court to deliver a quick verdict reflected a mood of uncertainty among China's political leaders. Bernstein's analysis...
These students were not the only American Uspensky met. In the fall of 1959, the New York Philharmonic, under Leonard Bernstein, came to Russia for the American Exhibition in Moscow. A cousin of Bernstein's knew Uspensky and when the conductor mentioned that he wanted to meet someone not connected with officialdom, a meeting between the two men was arranged. During their discussions, Uspensky spoke freely about the place of art and literature in Soviet society and about other things which the Soviet government did not wish known. Ironically, a KGB official repeated these conversations to Uspensky nearly verbatim...