Aaron Copland a self-portrait : a program

Reminiscences by Aaron Copland, his colleagues, friends, and critics about music in America and Copland's contributions to twentieth century music in this country.

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"Reminiscences by Aaron Copland, his colleagues, friends, and critics about music in America and Copland's contributions to twentieth century music in this country."@en
"Copland himself is the key explicator of his own extraordinary musical career, from piano lessons in Brooklyn and study with Nadia Boulanger, a fling as a wild-eyed modernist, and finally to his preeminence in the American musical world. The program features a wealth of Copland music, including ballet sequences with Agnes de Mille dancing in Rodeo and Martha Graham in Appalachian Spring, scenes of Copland conducting, and interviews with Leonard Bernstein and Ned Rorem, who said of Copland, "He invented out of whole cloth what it means to be American." Written by Vivian Perlis and produced by Ruth Leon. (58 minutes)."@en
"Reminiscences by composer Aaron Copland about his musical life. Features a wealth of Copland's music, including ballet sequences with Agnes de Mille dancing in Rodeo and Martha Graham in Appalachian Spring, scenes of Copland conducting, and interviews with Leonard Bernstein and Ned Rorem."@en
"Reminiscences by composer Aaron Copland about his musical life. Other musicians and persons in the arts discuss his work and its influence on the American musical scene."@en
"Copland himself is the key explicator of his own extraordinary musical career, from piano lessons in Brooklyn and study with Nadia Boulanger, a fling as a wild-eyed modernist, and finally to his preeminence in the American musical world. The program features a wealth of Copland music, including ballet sequences with Agnes de Mille dancing in Rodeo and Martha Graham in Appalachian Spring, scenes of Copland conducting, and interviews with Leonard Bernstein and Ned Rorem, who said of Copland, "He invented out of whole cloth what it means to be American.""@en
"Featuring interviews with colleagues, critics, and friends such as Agnes de Mille, Martha Graham, Leonard Bernstein, and Michael Tilson Thomas, Aaron Copland, at age 85, looks back on a life synonymous with music in the twentieth century."@en
""The program features a wealth of Copland music, including ballet sequences with Agnes de Mille dancing in Rodeo and Martha Graham in Appalachian spring, scenes of Copland conducting and interviews with Leonard Bernstein and Ned Rorem."--Container."@en
"Reminiscences by composer Aaron Copland about his musical life. Features a wealth of Copland music, including ballet sequences with Agnes de Mille dancing in Rodeo and Martha Graham in Appalachian Spring, scenes of Copland conducting, and interviews with Leonard Bernstein and Ned Rorem."@en
""Copland himself is the key explicator of his own extraordinary musical career, from piano lessons in Brooklyn and study with Nadia Boulanger, a fling as wild-eyed modernist, and finally to his preeminence in the American musical world. The program features a wealth of Copland music, including ballet sequences with Agnes de Mille dancing in Rodeo and Martha Graham in Appalachian Spring, scenes of Copland conducting, and interviews with Leonard Bernstein and Ned Rorem, who said of Copland, "He invented out of whole cloth what it means to be American."--Conteneur."
""Copland himself is the key explicator of his own extraordinary musical career". conteneur."