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Page last updated at 12:38 GMT, Monday, 21 September 2009 13:38 UK

Bernstein's music brought to London

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Leonard Bernstein was one of the greatest figures in the history of American music. Now there is a season-long project devoted to his work at London's Southbank Centre.

It is being run by Marin Alsop - the American conductor and Bernstein protégée. Alsop made history two years ago when she was appointed as Music Director to the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra - the first woman ever to head a major American orchestra.

Kirsty Lang met Marin Alsop to talk to her about her relationship with Bernstein and his huge musical influence on her own career.

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