@Robert Lee, Countertenor Unfortunately Mr. Wise passed in 2015 and never saw your comment - but we can assume it's true! www.local802afm.org/allegro/articles/remembering-wilmer-wise/
These sessions actually took place in Sept. 1984 (LP was released in 1985). I was also a singer in these sessions, and yes, the memories are sweet. Oddly, the documentary presented an "invented" story line about Jose through the use of misleading editing, resulting in the depiction of "drama" that never actually occurred, while ignoring a genuine story: Kiri arriving practically voiceless from a summer cold, yet somehow muscling through.
Something dramatic DID indeed happen when the singers seated, Bernstein approached Carreras & actually tried to kiss him! The tenor turned scarlet & was visibly furious.
I don't think there is - I imagine the record company would want to actually enforce the copyright on that one so people would have to go out and buy the soundtrack/making of to see it.
@wiseone2 Wait, you were the first trumpet Bernstein calls a genius in this documentary? I really hope that's true. I would love to have met Leonard Bernstein.
wow such a fat jazzy sound.... ps. i wouldn't mind being called a great genious first trumpet by Mr. Bernstein... that guy oughta put that on his resume lol
Remember the studio was freezing. Everyone's voice was affected.............I was the first trumpet on these dates.
@Robert Lee, Countertenor Unfortunately Mr. Wise passed in 2015 and never saw your comment - but we can assume it's true! www.local802afm.org/allegro/articles/remembering-wilmer-wise/
@@AlexisKasperavicius may he rest in peace
WILMER WISE you are truly amazing!! Fabulous work. Took my breath away
Rest in Peace … was great playing.
WOW is he alive still the trumpet player
@@cjrose2684
That compliment to Wilmer Wise on first trumpet is like gold. Incredible.
I can listen to Wilmer Wise play trumpet all day. RIP legend
I've never heard anything so "together" in my life!!
LOL Seriously, that section was stupendous.
These sessions actually took place in Sept. 1984 (LP was released in 1985). I was also a singer in these sessions, and yes, the memories are sweet. Oddly, the documentary presented an "invented" story line about Jose through the use of misleading editing, resulting in the depiction of "drama" that never actually occurred, while ignoring a genuine story: Kiri arriving practically voiceless from a summer cold, yet somehow muscling through.
Leonard Bernstein in the work. Wow!!! Genius!
How I miss him.... He was sublime. as simple as that
I saw this on TV years ago and was amazed... it's a thriller!
Thanks so much for posting this piece of art!
Great posting. Fascinating. Great music
The adversarial relation between Bernstein and the producers is a hoot. "I never heard anything more 'together' in my life."
it makes me go swinging :)
Good Job Lenny !!!
Thanks....such an array of diverse players.
just the best forever
these guys laughed back at him but he was really right and insulting them at the same time lol
That's Don Palma on Bass
Something dramatic DID indeed happen when the singers seated, Bernstein approached Carreras & actually tried to kiss him! The tenor turned scarlet & was visibly furious.
Bernstein was gay and his radar was off on that one.
I don't think there is - I imagine the record company would want to actually enforce the copyright on that one so people would have to go out and buy the soundtrack/making of to see it.
bernstein is just one of the gods - period.
Wilmer Wise on first trumpet!
Great!
@wiseone2 Wait, you were the first trumpet Bernstein calls a genius in this documentary? I really hope that's true. I would love to have met Leonard Bernstein.
Very Musical Man, Man, Man, ......
They work as a team....
GENIO!!
The great Wilmer Wise on Tpt. Way to knock it out of the park!
dayum, check out that bass sax!!!
WooT! go Bass Saxophone!
West Side Story's Swing
@MrPopliphaha his brain isnt burning beneath them
I,m sure he did:-)!!
When was this? Obviously much later than the movie soundtrack.
+rdangelo LB recorded this roughly 50 years after he wrote it. And yes, it is of much, much higher caliber.
except that Uan Rasey was lead trumpet on the soundtrack. Nobody was better...
+rdangelo Wilmer Wise was pretty damn good on these recordings too. LB calls him a genius at 37" in on this video.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What particular production was this rehearsal for?
when was this taken ... ????????????
Izzat Ida Kavavian at 0:14 ?
nice 2:07 Alexander 103 :D
No. Ida wasn't on these dates.
what year was this filmed?
wow such a fat jazzy sound....
ps. i wouldn't mind being called a great genious first trumpet by Mr. Bernstein... that guy oughta put that on his resume lol
Yea, just sayin it looks like him.
haha take 55 hahaha what?!
WHHAAT????? 2:50
@allstarbugler
Lets just enjoy the playing here for what it is.