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• Disc 1.Young performers no. 1 ; Unusual instruments of the present, past, and future ; Overtures and preludes
• Disc 2. Aaron Copland birthday party ; Young performers no. 2 ; The road to Paris
• Disc 3. Young performers no. 3 ; The sound of a hall ; Young performers no.4
• Disc 4. A tribute to teachers ; Young performers no. 5 ; The Genius of Paul Hindemith
• Disc 5. Farewell to nationalism ; Young performers no. 6 ; Young performers no. 7
• Disc 6. Young performers no. 8 ; Charles Ives: American pioneer ; Alumni reunion
• Disc 7. Forever Beethoven ; Young performers no. 9 ; Fantastic variations
• Disc 8. Bach transmogrified ; The anatomy of a symphony orchestra ; A Copland celebration
• Disc 9. Thus spake Richard Strauss ; Liszt and the devil ; Holst: The planets.

Leonard Bernstein earned glory as a composer, conductor, and pianist (classical and jazz), but nothing gave him more pleasure than the joy of teaching. He presented the unique blend of spoken words and music. He is an intensely interactive teacher, getting his audience to sing, springing a quiz full of trick questions. He can take the most abstruse subject and present them to a young audience with clarity, without condescension, and with a clear sense of the material's value. His subject-matter is enormously varied.

• Franz Liszt: Life and Works / Franz Liszt (Jeremy Siepmann, reader).