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Elmer BernSTEEN. Leonard BernSTYNE... like Einstein. -Erik- When asked about this this Leonard's reply was that you don't play a steenway piano
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Everyone knows it's Frankenshteen, Froederick! thats funny. Igor. I always believed it to be Bernstyne.
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So film score collectors in Germany say it right and everyone else in the soundtrack world since the magnificent seven has been saying it wrong???!
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So film score collectors in Germany say it right and everyone else in the soundtrack world since the magnificent seven has been saying it wrong???! No, his mum calls him Bernsteen, so it's okay.
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Man, im as confused as ive ever been. I think from now on i will call him...Elmer. Or you gonna tell me its Elmarr?!!!
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BERNSTEEN. All may opine to their heart's delight, quote sources and devise rational arguments to support one position or another. But guess what? It was his family name, so he and they got to decide. BERNSTEEN. End of discussion. Leonard was surely entitled to his BERNSTYNE. Both brought great honor to their names, spelled the same but pronounced differently. That's what I said. When the family moved to America they changed it to Bernsteen, but it was previously Bernshtyne. You're quite right to say that's the right way to pronounce Elmer's name. But do remember that every German speaker, I mean EVERY German speaker knows how it originally was BEFORE they came to America. So know what you read when you read it.
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Being born and raised in Boston, I pronounce his first name: Elmah No "R's" at the end please! Hey, if he were from NY, it should by Boynsteen!
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