Manuscript/Mixed Material Young People's Concerts Scripts: What Makes Music Symphonic? [pencil on yellow legal pad paper (1page), typescript with emendations in pencil); outline]
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Image 1 of Young People's Concerts Scripts: What Makes Music Symphonic? [pencil on yellow legal pad … Development a) Flower from seed: stalk, petals, leaves, thorns, All contained in seed. b) Growing: once it is a flower, then it grows bigger. Or changes; fruit tree; blossoms; then fruit. c)…- Contributor: Bernstein, Leonard
- Date: 1958
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Image 2 of Young People's Concerts Scripts: What Makes Music Symphonic? [pencil on yellow legal pad … Concert #4 What is Symphonic Music? Symphonic music grows in a way that other music Poptunes? doesn't. Key word is change. It grows through development. [Chai 4 3 orchestral examples:] Three aspects…- Contributor: Bernstein, Leonard
- Date: 1958
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Image 3 of Young People's Concerts Scripts: What Makes Music Symphonic? [pencil on yellow legal pad … -2- Imitation - one voice (instrument) in orchestra does theme and another imitates just by doing same theme [which] while first voice does something else. This is sort of repetition, but more…- Contributor: Bernstein, Leonard
- Date: 1958
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Image 4 of Young People's Concerts Scripts: What Makes Music Symphonic? [pencil on yellow legal pad … -3- SECOND HALF Aside from previously-mentioned methods of change, there are many other ways. (L.B. born blond - people change, too.) 1) Expansion of intervals. 2) Change of voice (violins, then basses.)…- Contributor: Bernstein, Leonard
- Date: 1958
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Image 5 of Young People's Concerts Scripts: What Makes Music Symphonic? [pencil on yellow legal pad … -4- Color Change [*The trick is not just to use these ways of developing, but to use them when they're right to use, & to make it all make sense as music,…- Contributor: Bernstein, Leonard
- Date: 1958