Lorin Maazel: How The Maestro Conducts Himself

Season 33

About the Episode

Live From Lincoln Center always asks the important questions. For example: Was Toscanini really a tyrant? On the eve of his retirement from the podium of the New York Philharmonic, Lorin Maazel reflects on his style - and that of his predecessors.

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Extras

Alexander and Paul Gemignani Talk Sondheim

Father and son discuss Stephen Sondheim's music, conductor to conductor.

27:38
Joseph Calleja: "Catching Momentum"

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0:37
Angela Meade: Covergirl

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0:56
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0:30
Billy Porter: Images of Self

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1:22
Joyce DiDonato: Romeo Must Sing

Joyce DiDonato takes on the role of Romeo in Bellini's "I Capuleti ed i Montecchi."

11:37
Joshua Bell and the Havana Chamber Orchestra heat things up

The seasoned violinist performs Vivaldi's "Summer" movement from The Four Seasons.

1:03
The Church of Pammegiston Taxiarchon

A hidden jewel of a Greek Orthodox Church on the slopes of Mount Pelion.

2:08
Beethoven's Humor

The musicians of CMS indulge a different side of the brooding master's music.

1:46
George Tsontakis' "KnickKnacks" (Complete Performance)

Five movements from Tsontakis' dynamic work for violin and viola.

14:47