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Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played in college at The University of Connecticut. Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and asked Mischa to teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music.

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To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
The Essence of Music by Dr Len Bergantino, EdD, PhD
"With a Song in My Heart" is what Joe Diorio was able to accomplish 20 years after his stroke while on dialysis three days a week! To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
With A Song in My Heart - Joe Diorio (with Dr Len Bergantino)
To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
I Am Freud! by Dr Len Bergantino - Promotional Video
To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
Dr. Len Bergantino’s Workshop: Milton Erickson, M.D. and Carl Whitaker, M.D. 1982 (side A)
To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
Dr. Len Bergantino’s Workshop: Milton Erickson, M.D. and Carl Whitaker, M.D. 1982 (side B)
To check out Dr. Bergantino's Books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com Falling In Love Track Listings: 1. Misty 2. Arrivederci Roma 3. Non Dimenticar 4. I’m In The Mood For Love 5. Come Prima 6. Pretend 7. Come Back To Sorrento 8. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 9. St. Mary's Waltz 10. In The Chapel In The Moonlight 11. Innamorata 12. Love Theme From La Strada 13. Tra Veglia e Sonno 14. Wake The Town & Tell The People 15. I’m Confessin’ 16. Speak Softly Love 17. Spanish Eyes 18. Anema e Core 19. Summertime In Venice 20. It’s Been A Long Time 21. If I Give My Heart To You 22. Kiss Me Again Manufacturer : The Orchard Original Release Date : 2003 Date First Available : December 4, 2006 Label : The Orchard Purchase on Amazon: https://amazon.com/music/player/albums/B000R00GI4?marketplaceId=ATVPDKIKX0DER&musicTerritory=US&ref=dm_sh_TI7Xmovkgw4fPMBgWQj4XEBxE About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
6. Pretend - Falling in Love, Dr. Len Bergantino
To check out Dr. Bergantino's Books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com Falling In Love Track Listings: 1. Misty 2. Arrivederci Roma 3. Non Dimenticar 4. I’m In The Mood For Love 5. Come Prima 6. Pretend 7. Come Back To Sorrento 8. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 9. St. Mary's Waltz 10. In The Chapel In The Moonlight 11. Innamorata 12. Love Theme From La Strada 13. Tra Veglia e Sonno 14. Wake The Town & Tell The People 15. I’m Confessin’ 16. Speak Softly Love 17. Spanish Eyes 18. Anema e Core 19. Summertime In Venice 20. It’s Been A Long Time 21. If I Give My Heart To You 22. Kiss Me Again Manufacturer : The Orchard Original Release Date : 2003 Date First Available : December 4, 2006 Label : The Orchard Purchase on Amazon: https://amazon.com/music/player/albums/B000R00GI4?marketplaceId=ATVPDKIKX0DER&musicTerritory=US&ref=dm_sh_TI7Xmovkgw4fPMBgWQj4XEBxE About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
1. Misty - Falling in Love, Dr. Len Bergantino
To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com Falling In Love Track Listings: 1. Misty 2. Arrivederci Roma 3. Non Dimenticar 4. I’m In The Mood For Love 5. Come Prima 6. Pretend 7. Come Back To Sorrento 8. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 9. St. Mary's Waltz 10. In The Chapel In The Moonlight 11. Innamorata 12. Love Theme From La Strada 13. Tra Veglia e Sonno 14. Wake The Town & Tell The People 15. I’m Confessin’ 16. Speak Softly Love 17. Spanish Eyes 18. Anema e Core 19. Summertime In Venice 20. It’s Been A Long Time 21. If I Give My Heart To You 22. Kiss Me Again Manufacturer : The Orchard Original Release Date : 2003 Date First Available : December 4, 2006 Label : The Orchard Purchase on Amazon: https://amazon.com/music/player/albums/B000R00GI4?marketplaceId=ATVPDKIKX0DER&musicTerritory=US&ref=dm_sh_TI7Xmovkgw4fPMBgWQj4XEBxE About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
2. Arrivederci Roma - Falling In Love, Dr Len Bergantino
To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com To Be or Not to Be, Parts 1 & 2
The Courage to Be: Developing a Higher Consciousness with Dr Len Bergantino - To Be Or Not To Be
To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
The Franklyn Interview: Dr Len Bergantino on Century Cable June 1992
To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
The Franklin Interview: Dr Len Bergantino speaks on Gestalt Marital Couple Psychotherapy
To check out Dr. Bergantino's books, visit his website https://www.drlenbergantino.com To purchase music, visit https://drlenbergantino.bandcamp.com About Dr. Len Bergantino: Local 47 member Len Bergantino was born in Waterbury, Connecticut. At the age of five years his father Dan had him taking solfeggi lessons and at six, mandolin lessons. Len played for sororities and fraternities in college at The University of Connecticut, and finding the mandolin to be a very romantic instrument, he often played for the girl he was courting "at the time." Len received his doctorate from the University of Southern California and then entered private practice of clinical psychology for 30 years, retiring in 1999. In 1979 he saw Mischa Shenkyman play mandolin at the Bonaventure and he remembers being in awe of what Shenkyman could do with a mandolin. He asked Mischa if he could teach him a technique good for recording studios, and Shenkyman taught him the methods taught in Russian conservatories. About 1995 Len began playing mandolin professionally. He customarily uses guitar accompaniment for Italian mandolin music and romantic mandolin music. His usual accompanist is Del Casher, a guitar player formerly with The Three Sons, and whose ethnic background gives him a "good feel" for what Len wants to do with the Italian and American old standards.
Dr Len Bergatino Visits The Franklyn Interview Complete with His First Love, The Mandolin
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