Former Cleveland Orchestra conductor Lorin Maazel died Sunday at the age of 84. Born in Paris in 1930, he began playing violin at age 5 and first performed with the orchestra at age 12. He served as it's music director from 1972-1982. Robert Vernon was hired by Maazel as principal violist in 1976, a few years after he replaced the legendary George Szell. Kabir Bhatia of member station WKSU in Kent spoke with Vernon about Maazel.