Bruno Walter

On the New York Philharmonic Symphony broadcast, presented by most of these same stations this Sunday, you'll hear the second of two all-Mozart programs.

Bruno Walter will conduct the Mozart Symphony No. 25 in G Major, and then we'll present the rarely performed Mozart Requiem.

That's this Sunday on CBS Radio.

Star.

I'm not going to do the whole thing.

One morning in 1943, hungry young assistant conductor Leonard Bernstein, played by Bradley Cooper, is called in as a last-minute replacement for Bruno Walter as a conductor for the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.

His performance is such a smash hit success that he soon becomes the toast of the town, bringing him into the orbit of one Felicia Montalegre, played by Carey Mulligan, who he meets at a party being thrown by his sister Shirley, played by Sarah Silverman.

The two strike up an immediate relationship, much to the anguish of Lenny's part-time lover, David, played by Matt Bomer, which, by the way, what a beautiful man.

Three chimes mean good times on NBC.

Tomorrow, you're invited to a one-hour concert by the renowned NBC Symphony under the direction of Bruno Walter.

Featured soloist for tomorrow's performance is celebrated violinist Joseph Szigeti, who will be heard in Mozart's brilliant concerto for violin and orchestra.

It's the very finest in musical listening, every Saturday with the NBC Symphony.

Three chimes mean good times on NBC.

Tomorrow, you're invited to a one-hour concert by the renowned NBC Symphony under the direction of Bruno Walter.

Featured soloist for tomorrow's performance is celebrated violinist Joseph Szigeti, who will be heard in Mozart's brilliant concerto for violin and orchestra.

It's the very finest in musical listening.

This was a song that featured 21 Savage, spent eight consecutive weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart.

Artists who were born on September 15 include Bruno Walter, who was born in 1876.

He was a German-born conductor, pianist, and composer who achieved global fame for his interpretations of the works of Gustav Mahler and Anton Bruckner, both of them supremely great composers.

Frank Martin was born in 1890, Swiss composer known for developing a highly distinct lyrical style that blended traditional tonality with elements of Arnold Schoenberg's 12-tone technique.

Well, with Brahms, it literally started in the womb.

When my mother was carrying me, my dad was getting his master's at Westminster Choir College, and that was the year Westminster Choir, which my mom sang in, did the Brahms Requiem with Bruno Walter.

Oh no, really?

There's a very famous recording of that.