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Other Disclosures. In the end, she wrote songs for her father on special occasions. She looks back on her family life with an understanding of the distance between desire and happiness. Even Leonard Bernstein felt that distance.
After twenty years of marriage, she was not doing well. She developed eccentricities and odd illnesses, engaged in passionate busywork collecting, decorating, gardening ; she made paintings and threw them away. And then, in , meaning well, she stepped into the social disaster of the century—a fund-raising party for the Black Panthers held in the Park Avenue family apartment, an event attended by Tom Wolfe, of New York , who published a poisonous and funny lampoon.
Lenny, who was accustomed to brickbats, picked himself up and kept his conducting dates, but Jamie believes that Felicia, suffering from public humiliation, was never the same. By the mid-seventies, she was ill with cancer, and Lenny, having broken up with Cothran, returned to their apartment and nursed her until her death, at fifty-six, in And then, guilty and lost, he fell apart.
The body electric no longer charmed everyone in sight. Adonis had become Silenus, sometimes drunk and mean, talking of sex too much, his hands too active, his tongue placed down unwilling throats. The extraordinary craving for sensation, for love, for contact, which he converted, refined, and fed back to his audience in lavishly expended musical effort—a gift to everyone—was wearing him out.
When he could sleep at all, he slept an entire day. Mortified by his increasing physical squalor, Jamie was also dismayed by the entourage that surrounded him away from home. The reception had become a champagne-and-caviar version of a Rolling Stones tour stop. And of course he had to go on stage and hug everyone. On camera. His belly was terribly distended; while the rest of him seemed to be collapsing in on itself. Not all the performances from the nineteen-eighties are at the same level, but the best ones, recorded live at concerts, put him among the immortals.
Petersburg, in a kind of universal shout of happiness that Soviet Communism was finished. On the podium, the superb bone structure of his handsome brow was intact; a tuxedo pulled in the belly; his movements were not as fluent as earlier—he used his fists more—but he was completely in command. It was his last great public event.
All this late work—videotaped concerts and recordings—has been rereleased by Deutsche Grammophon as a gigantic box set. The recordings are individually available as well. Charles Ives and Aaron Copland were great composers, but Bernstein was by far the greatest American musician. He has studied acting, performed professionally, and worked as a production associate at the ABC News Documentary Unit.
Nina Bernstein Simmons is Leonard Bernstein's youngest daughter. After several years working as an actress, initially at the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, she turned her attention to tending her late father's legacy. In the earliest days of the internet, she worked with the Library of Congress on making the Bernstein Archives digitally available to the public.
The fruits of that collaboration can be seen at the Library's American Memory website. From until , Nina worked on a film about her sister, Jamie, and her remarkable journeys around the world bringing Bernstein's music and teaching legacy to new audiences. You got it! Jamie Bernstein is a writer, narrator, broadcaster and film maker who has transformed a lifetime of loving music into a career of sharing her knowledge and excitement with others.
Jamie travels the world as a concert narrator, appearing everywhere from Beijing to London to Vancouver. A frequent speaker on musical topics, Jamie has presented talks around the world, from conferences in Japan to seminars at Harvard University.
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