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Maestro: 1946
New York circa 1946. "Portrait of conductor Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) at Carnegie Hall." Acetate negative by William P. Gottlieb. View full size.
He also lived at Carnegie Hall for a time
Per the wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnegie_Hall
There is a documentary about the many famous / quirky residents of Carnegie Hall called: "Lost Bohemia"
Movie sweat stains
Why are they never under the arms?
Orchestra Pits
He's worked up quite a sweat! He was probably the most physical of all conductors, and he could bring out the best in his musicians.
On the Town!
I just listened to the three dances from On the Town on my local classical radio station before seeing this photo. So much to love about the great Bernstein!
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