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President, Bard College & Music Director, American Symphony Orchestra Leon Botstein is a conductor and academic known for his innovative programs and interest in contemporary and neglected repertory. He was a violin student of Roman Totenberg and studied conducting with[…] Go to Profile
All Videos President Leon Botstein Asks “What is Art?” ▸ 1 min — with President, Bard College & Music Director, American Symphony Orchestra
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