[Answer] 1. Music: What composer and conductor wrote the music for "West Side Story" (1957), "Candide" (1956), "Wonderful Town" (1953), and "On the Town"(1944)?

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...1. Leonard Bernstein 2. Alec Borstein 3. Carl Bernstein 4. Elmer Bernstein People of a certain age will remember Leonard Bernstein on his occasional television programs where he would explain and demonstrate the intricacies of classical music. Although his lectures did not make me a connoisseur of classical music, they did give me a deeper appreciation of what I was hearing in all genres of music. In addition to his long tenure as director of the New York Philharmonic, Bernstein was a hard-working composer. He wrote three operas, three ballets, sixteen orchestral pieces, three chorals, seven Broadway musicals, four chamber music pieces, and nine concert piano pieces. Tidbit: Among his other works was the film score for "On The Waterfront"(1954) atarring Marlon Brando and directed by Elia Kazan.

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Leonard Bernstein:

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