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Seymour Bernstein is the most famous artist I never heard of.

A concert pianist of great influence in the music world he is seldom heard outside the close confines of the New York City music club. This film by Ethan Hawke seeks to remedy this situation.

Seymour: an Introduction

As a kid who took lessons up to a point, I can see what I missed by quitting.

On the other hand Seymour Bernstein scaled great heights.

He primarily teaches in New York and we see him working with many young artists.

This is a great film and I would be more than willing to see it again sometimes. It is apparent that Seymour, as his music, never ages.

Labels: films, piano