Leonard Bernstein – Orchestre National de France

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Leonard Bernstein – Orchestre National de France refers to the celebrated collaboration between the renowned American conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein and France’s leading national orchestra, particularly recognized for their acclaimed recording of César Franck’s Symphony in D minor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical collaboration
orchestral recording
associatedComposer César Franck
associatedInstitution Radio France
associatedNationalityOfConductor American
associatedNationalityOfOrchestra French
associatedRepertoire late-Romantic orchestral music
countryOfRecordingOrEnsemble France
criticalReception highly acclaimed
featuresWork César Franck – Symphony in D minor
genre classical music
hasConductorRole Leonard Bernstein as conductor
hasOrchestraRole Orchestre National de France as performing ensemble
hasParticipant Leonard Bernstein
Orchestre National de France
historicalContext 20th-century classical performance tradition
languageContext French
notableFor acclaimed recording of César Franck’s Symphony in D minor
orchestra Orchestre National de France
performanceMedium symphony orchestra
principalConductor Leonard Bernstein
recordedWorkComposerNationality Belgian-French
recordingType live orchestral performance
subgenre symphonic music
workForm symphony
workKey D minor

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Symphony in D minor notableRecording Leonard Bernstein – Orchestre National de France
subject linked to: Franck Symphony in D minor