Bernstein Master Class - Leonard Bernstein & Lucas Richman, 1983 (no subtitles)
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- 1983 Conducting Master Class with Leonard Bernstein and Lucas Richman, Brahms Academic Festival Overture; second season of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Institute; Michael Tilson Thomas and Neal Stulberg were the pianists for the master class. Full text transcript of the masterclass and background information for the event can be found here: lucasrichman.c...
I'm not sure if those who have commented here will receive this message but I wanted to let all of you know that I've finally added a link to a transcript of the full masterclass in the video description! Thanks for your patience. Eventually, I will upload the same video with subtitles...
What an honor to have studied with him and how amazing to have this record.
As a wannabe composer, I'm always excited to find anything where Bernstein is instructing! Brilliant insights! Thank you for the upload! Gotta love the chain-smoking. Different time.
Different time, different era, indeed. Glad you enjoyed it!
Sprawled out on the piano. This is fantastic.
This is so enlightening. I wish you could someday do a commentary video on it! Thank you for posting it.
Again, cannot thank you enough for coming to our school and talking to our Classical Crossover class, Maestro Richman! This video is absolutely incredible, and because of your generosity in sharing this, young conductors of today can still be inspired by the words of Maestro Bernstein! Thank you again, Carolyn!
Thank you, Carolyn--it was a real pleasure to meet you and your colleagues! I'm glad you enjoyed this masterclass--I feel very fortunate that the event was even captured on video back then. Loved your take on Game of Thrones/Beethoven 5 (terrific playing, by the way). If you're interested, I do have several works in my catalog featuring cello that I'd be happy to send your way; check it out: www.ledorgroup.com/instrument/cello/?_sfm_performance_length=1+60
@@LucasRichman thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to watch my crossover video! I had a fantastic time making the arrangement and finding similarities between both works. As a matter of fact, I am attending a contemporary music festival this summer, where we get to pick our chamber/solo repertoire. That could be an amazing place to perform one of your works, so let me know your thoughts and, if you are interested, how I can reach you to discuss your works. Thanks so much!
@@CelloDoll Please contact me through my website: www.lucasrichman.com; I would love to offer repertoire selections from my catalog, depending on your available instrumentation!
You conducted Michael Tilson Thomas at the piano? Wow.
Such a giant.. can't stop smoking.
Now he should stop, at least during the class! It's good that the law is so severe sometimes!
and sat on a Steinway?
Rapaz , também quero assistir essa aula! Bernstein você é um monstro! Nem acredito poder aprender contigo. Obrigado!
Muchas gracias, Ricardo!
A genius. Lenny I love you
Thanks for sharing this. Very interesting!
thanks for the upload! Is there more? would so love to see.
Imagine conducting for bernstein the hands of Michael Tilson Thomas
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Woof
Although I'm not 100% percent on this, but I'm pretty sure my friend Paavo Järvi might have been in that crowd watching.
Yes, indeed, Paavo was in the class that year!
I see this is part 1. Is there a part 2? Possibly with Paavo?
Sorry--the "1" is a misnomer. I was originally provided with only the video in which I was participating.
Muito bom. Pena que com meu pobre inglês, entendo menos do que dez por cento do que está falando. Se tivesse uma legenda mesmo em inglês eu aproveitaria muito mais. Obrigado.
+Wilson Sarmento Thank you for your message, Wilson!
+Lucas Richman Wilson is suggesting that it would be great to have the video with english subtitle at least.
He has got a point since the audio is quite poor for someone who's not so fluent in english (As he admits to be).
I'm just giving him a hand! Perhaps you can do something about it?
Thank you, Oscar. Unfortunately, due to the length of the video, it would take a considerable amount of time for me to transcribe the video and then add titles to the video. I'll see what I can do.
It's taken a while--but I've finally added a link to a transcript of the full masterclass in the video description!
I have a question for the classical musicians on here. Do musicians really react to the nuance of what the conductor is doing? Bernstein gets into such nitty gritty and detail I find it hard to believe that the musicians are reading the music on the page and watching the conductor and reacting so precisely. Can someone enlighten me on this? Thank you so much!
As a non-musician, I have been trying to discover how musicians react to the conductor's nuances. It is so subtle...I find it hard to follow. But you often hear it if you compare conductors. But I still wonder if it is the musicians or the conductor who is making the difference. I also would love to hear from musicians.
The “nuances” are worked out in rehearsal, the results of which are revealed in concert. 😎🎹
I wish someone could add subtitles for this, he's so difficult to hear.
Working on it...I'll add it to this playlist when completed!
I agree. There should have been a 🎤.
It's taken a while--but I've finally added a link to a transcript of the full masterclass in the video description!
I love Lennie ....but so tragic that he was addicted to cigarettes!
I agree! Lenny was so brilliant and charismatic....but as sort of a footnote I always think "...but he was so addicted to nicotine", which ultimately caused his demise.
he lived til he was 72? why such a tragedy? sounds like a good, full life to me.
Sooo addicted !
@@dennisdeemii 100 life times all in one and more.
@@dennisdeemii well that's what prevented such an incredible musician to live at least another 10/15 years