Leonard Bernstein West Side Story studio-takes (4a)

Tape-listening and romance. It's nice to see how the performers spontaneously are enjoying the music.
Initially I found, that eight videos were adequate to represent the recording of the WSS-musical, but this is the third of six videos, that have been requested to complete the whole session. Total playing time will now be: 1 hr 10 min. All these extra videos have a suffix of one or two letters to their number.

Carl Vendler

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Leonard
• Bernstein
• West
• Side
• Story
• studio-takes

[Olfux]

As far as I know you have the full version, if you go to my playlist and choose West Side Story - chopped into bits, I admit, but its all there.

[Olfux]

It took me a long time to make the playlist free from faults, but now it's finally OK, I promise you !

[toghissima]

wher is 3a ???

[Olfux]

I¨m sorry to say, that when there's no 3a it's because there's no need for a 3a. Everything I could lay my hand on is there, I promise you.

[MusicMan19842007]

The young man and the young lady who are speaking in the "Cha-Cha" section are Alexander and Jamie Bernstein.

[nclysander]

The fact that they can't act at all is only a slight impediment....

[ualflygal]

He's a GENIUS!!!!!

[maxreger100]

julius Baker on Flute

[molinmusic]

AWESOME, thanks SO Much! More love!

[feenonyma]

immer wieder ein Vergnügen! und bei 1:38 sagt er wie es nun mal ist... Großartig!

[edcord11]

@MusicMan19842007 wow those are his children, would you look at that!

[toodlepip990]

basses :-)

[SUNSNARE06]

My private teacher knows the guys who played percussion on this session, he said they got yelled at a lot

[Leebm29]

I have a couple of bass saxes for sale in Oregon, both excellent, if anyone is interested

[TheDanellmcdowell]

True, that is in fact Roseman on oboe. He was my teacher at Juillard. I didn't recognize him in the clip, but that sound sure brings back memories...

[TheDanellmcdowell]

True, that is in fact Roseman on oboe. He was my teacher at Juillard, but I didn't recognize him visually. The sound, however, brings back the memories - may he rest in peace.