For all his early misgivings, Samuel later ＿＿（28）＿＿ that his son was a genius. In his passport, Leonard Bernstein simply called himself a "musician"—characteristic humility from a man whose broad ＿＿（29）＿＿ are unique in musical history. Bernstein was a conductor whose interpretive gifts over the course of five decades shone light on the classics from Haydn to Mahler, Bartok to Stravinsky. He was a fine concert pianist and pioneering broadcaster; an educator, Harvard lecturer, writer and humanitarian; a husband, father, lover. Such a ＿＿（30）＿＿ life was not without complexities, contradictions and critics—but oh, what a life.