Bernard Haitink, 92, died at his home in west London after a 65-year career that included stints with the London Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Opera. After surviving the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, which saw his father sent to a concentration camp, the Dutch-born conductor and musical director became one of the most well-regarded conductors of the twentieth century. "It's hard to believe Bernard is no longer with us: he was a constant presence and inspiration to all of his fellow musicians, and the world seems a smaller and less generous place this morning," said Sir Simon Rattle, a...
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