Leonard Bernstein touched millions of lives as composer, conductor, teacher, and activist. He frequently visited homes around the world through the medium of television, particularly through his fifty-three award-winning Young People s Concerts (1958-1972), which at their height were seen by nearly ten million in over forty countries. Originally designed for young viewers but equally attractive to eager adults, Bernstein s brilliance as a teacher shined brightly in his televised presentations. And yet, despite the light touch of the maestro, the innocence of his audience, and the joyousness...