1383. Red Rocks, Morrison, Colorado pt3
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- My new Web site is: www.lelandskla.... My book "Everybody Loves Me" is there plus my BEARD T Shirts and high quality prints of my paintings and drawings.
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My PO Box is: Leland Sklar
PO Box 92316
600 Lincoln Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91109-9998
Beautiful venue
OMG, Lee Skylar is standing right behind us!!!!!
Aaron Copland: "Hoe-Down" from his classic "Rodeo"! THANK YOU for this, Leland!!
A fitting end to a great tri-logy...
....that's going to sound so good at night....
4th of July Concert. . .
The sound of a full orchestra - heavenly.
For my money, I think Part 3 of this series is your best video ever.
" The" bass player joining the 4 other bass players was seriously touching.
Haha, asking for a pencil to mark stuff at rehersal reminded me of my orchestra playing time.
Part 1,2 & 3 MAGNIFICENT SPECTACULAR stunning venue Love love love it
interesting perspective, i've never been right in the middle of a proper classic orchestra like this, i wish i was there
The Orchestra playing was beautiful. The acoustics of this place is amazing. P.S.: The two trumpet players texting on their phones was hilarious.
Leeland you are the best, thanks for always taking us backstage. Godd bless you
This venue is on my list. Thanks for the great tour!
Hoedown. I remember ELP playing this to start the show..
Remains gorgeous! And a sensational music bed behind your legwork!
WHAT A BONUS! I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS!
Thank you so much for this. Red Rocks is a fabulous place and the orchestra was wonderful. Made my day!
One of your best videos Lee. Love the orchestra!
Such beautiful music and sounding just perfect for the location.
Merci beaucoup,de nous faire découvrir le monde musical
Seeing Red Rocks is bucket list for me. But I will never get a tour as great at this. Thank You Leland.
I love that Lee walks around the orchestra and stops at the bass section! go to what ya know right? awesome! sounded GREAT! I have never been to Red Rocks but now i want to badly!
Love this communion of music making all around, in such a wonderful outside spot. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Just one of the best, Lee. That you were camped out in the bass section was so cool.
Aaron Copland and John Williams seem perfect for this midwestern setting!
Trumpet players!?!
I love all your videos but today’s trilogy was special.
Just beautiful.
Such a nice touch, standing behind the Lady that you met earlier, showing support for her during rehearsal. First class, Lee. First class sir. Made my heart smile today.
I think that’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard in my 59 years of life on this planet.
WOW Leland Sklar.....thank you for this extra special trip behind the scenes of my most favorite venue in the whole world.....
This was a great way to start my day! Thank you for taking us along.
Thanks so much for this video Lee. In amongst the orchestra. What a treat
So beautifull.., the music is so powerfull
🎼🎼. Glad to see a hand on the railing on that thing!
Yeah, Lee you need to get one of those head worn devices for your phone when you’re climbing in the upper reaches of the rigging in some of these places
Far and away the best video yet, Leland. Even through a hand-held phone, these beautiful instruments take control of your inner being.
Just magical! Thank u!❤
My word. To capture that sound of an orchestra from on stage, especially behind the bass section? omg, music heaven, or a small piece of it right there.
That Flute Solo!!!!+++!
So beautiful! 🥰🎶
The natural acoustics of the place are heavenly! Didn't look like a single thing was miked, but you could hear every instrument clearly. Mind Blowing!
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Love Brother
Of course, Lee just naturally gravitates to hanging out in the bass section during rehearsal. 😊❤
I was in a trance by the end, could feel the bass! I loved being right there watching the orchestra from the tall point of view of Leland's eyes. Thank you!
I am an old Rock and Roll sax player. I love Boots Randolph Jr Walker King Curtis Mike Brecker Jim Horn Dave Sanborn erc
FOR THE NEXT 24 HOURS I'M ONLY LISTENING TO AARON COPELAND!
Mr Sklar , i will never get the chance to experience what it feels like to be on a stage especially like the Red Rocks theatre in Denver with its fabulous natural surroundings as a pro musician . Or get the opportunity to work with a world class full orchestra, and thats fine . But thanks to your wonderful videos , my imagination is running wild and i'm almost there ,.. I cant thank you enough from thousands of miles away ,over the pond . All the best to everyone .
Stellar stuff. Thank you Leland.
Their rehearsal provided the perfect soundtrack to today’s journey…. It was really transcending to hear that… T.Y.
This is the Great Splendor.❤
Fantastic!!
I love the way you take us on the journey with you 🎥 have a wonderful life L 🎼🧠💪💚🇬🇧 Nath 🙏
This is so good I came back the next day to listen to it a second time.
And Lee is like a guardian angel 👼 hovering behind the bass section!
That was GREAT! I love how you ended up in hte bass section. Ms Bassist is going to freak when she sees you behind her :) Thanks so much for taking all of us along. This is going to be a great night. Wish we were there but this is "the next best thing to being there". Take care.
Thank you Mr. Sklar for all the beautiful music that you have blessed us all with through the years. Also thank you for bringing us along on this journey. The sights the sounds. Absolutely amazing. Wow, what a blessing. And the fact that you take the time to "smell the roses!" Continued success...🎼🎵🙏🙏🙏
Well said, my sentiments exactly.
@@gstevens6948Thank you. 😊
Ohhhhh wow!! So glad you did this 3core!!……over the top !! And the sound is so good on this end tooooo..Amazing Leland!! Made my day Brother…😊😊😊chills and all!!
What a blessing!❤️🌹🪷🌹🪷🌹🪷🥰🐝🥰🐝🎶🌀🖕🖕🖕🖕👍🙏😂
Hey Lee, my friend that works at Red Rocks said you were all amazing.
The weather is crazy today ! Hope you are rested up and dry.☺️
Many of our great music stars started in school music programs. Support the arts.
Beautiful venue, almost as beautiful as Ms Keys! That would be great to be able and play there even just to hear the sound. Back hallways are cool as well. I wonder if when and if you guys ever have a minute, would Ms Keys dare sing a couple lines from Wade in the water? As always Lee I thank you for taking the time to show us around. Safe travels and Good memories
Love it thank you Lee, for All You Do brother!! ✌️- Thomas ❤️🎸
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you,
Amazing how much a wood block cuts through 50 or 60 musicians. More? Many thanks for a sneak listen!
A wood block, representing a trotting horse 🐴, like a cow 🐮 Bell 🛎 on a drum 🥁 set 🎶😎
I rode by Red Rocks on a cross-country motorcycle ride last year and nothing going on but a beautiful area and a great rainbow in the mountains. I was watching a 1988 video of JT and you were awesome and dressed to kill Lee! You guys are hitting the AMT in Lancaster again and this time I am going......would you like to do lunch?
Robert Black, Bass Virtuoso of the Avant-Garde, Is Dead at 67
‘Robert Black, a virtuoso bassist who collaborated with prominent composers including Philip Glass and John Cage and was a founding member of the influential Bang on a Can All-Stars ensemble, died on Thursday at his home in Hartford, Conn. He was 67.’
‘Black was born on March 16, 1956.[1] A student of Gary Karr, Black performed with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, the Ciompi and Miami String Quartets and the orchestras of the Monadock and Moab Festivals. He was a founding member of the Bang on a Can All-Stars. As a solo and chamber musician, Black collaborated with and commissioned artists as diverse as John Cage, Evan Ziporyn, Julia Wolfe, Michael Gordon, David Lang, Meredith Monk, and DJ Spooky, amidst a slew of others.
Black lived in Hartford, Connecticut and was on the faculty of the University of Hartford Hartt School and the Manhattan School of Music.’
So sorry to learn of the passing of Robert Black may He Forever Be at Rest and at Peace
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I am grateful that he was here and presented his thought and art; his passing was as universal as his birth.
Joy mixed with sorrow is what a human heart and mind blend while looking into the mysterious conundrum of birth and death that is as old as our time using language as maps.
@@artemisXsidecross 'The Not Doings of An Insomniac', Philip Glass performed by Robert Black - a 7 part Partita. . .💕 ruclips.net/video/_nGK54HNVM0/видео.html. With 'Simone' 💞
@@artemisXsidecross First Fridays with Robert Black mini-concerts streamed.. .ruclips.net/p/RDeKIMsUG8JtQ&playnext=1
This is simply AWESOME!! I just LOVE Lee’s road trips!!
I used to live near Warner Brothers and routinely watched LA's best players carrying their instruments in cases from the parking garage to the lot. DOZENS at a time -- doing movie orchestral stuff.Playing at the top of your game doing that great music and earning Union wages -- I can think of a lot less fulfilling jobs.The iphone or whatever you used really captured the scale very well.
Wow! Double bass extensions!
Wow! So relaxing. I love it. Thank you Leland.
You have out done yourself! Yet Red Rocks does that to you. Your already fabulous 👌 👏
I have a friend working there tonight!
So green! Beautiful Evening 😊
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Stunning Colorado Symphony 💜
Of course you stand behind the Basses. If only you and the Dragon were in that section!
Thats a wow moment! Might be the best you have ever done.
I love this song!!!!!!! Copeland Magic!!!!!! Our Pops plays this at the 4th a lot!!!!!!!
Superb, just superb, nice to see your upright base !
Took me 3 hours to find what the second song was but here you all go!! Haha!! john Williams, Dartmoor, 1912 from “war horse”. Thank you for the amazing video!! Blew my mind with the symphony!! Wish I could have been there!! Thank you Sir!! You are amazing!!
I feel like I probably need to pay for a ticket ...
I'll try to summarize my thoughts , much to say . First I have never been out west , hence never been to " Red Rocks " I am fascinated with the venue as I am most venues that I have ever visited , yes I am one of the nerds who you go exploring for and I am grateful for this , these places are marvels of engineering and sound and they exist somehow built by mysterious people long long ago . This series of three videos was a little more like a mini documentary culminated at the end by pure grace and beauty of a marvelous Orchestra sound checking with Aaron Copland tunes . I Thank You for doing these tours , I am one of those people who when I go to see a band I also am going to see the venue , I don't get the all access as a concert goer ,so these are the next best thing . I will admit part three did make my eyes a little moist .
What a total delight to be able to watch over the shoulders of the orchestra members! Such lovely music! Thank you for sharing!
RR 1 & 2 were great, and this is outstanding, like others in the comments are saying, probably the best ever. I bet you never tire of that pre-gig buzz and excitement, especially amongst such talented colleagues. Thanks so much.
Thank you for such an amazing video! I've never been to Red Rocks but everyone says the sound is incredible. Just this sample tells me they aren't lying!!
WOW!!!!!!!!! Bravo Bravo Encorrrreeeeeee!!!!!!!!
I appreciate you, thank you for making content.
I found myself mesmerized for minutes on end studying the bass section lost in the moment. Wonderfully insightful and delightfully entertaining. Thank you much.
Copland followed by John Williams? Phenomenal music!
So true! 🎶🥰
Love the flutes. I played that instrument…❤❤❤. What a Glorious Day!
♥️ Wow! Watching with my oldest grandkid with our eyes glued to the screen. That was AWESOME!! Thank you!!! 🥰
Good work grandma 👍
That orchestra was wonderful, thank you for showing us that! Rather see that view than the actual performance, gave much more chance to see each member play.
Has to be one of the best. Thanks
Thank you so much!! I love the things you do.
Basses Rule!
Great tour man, thanks!
Wow that was so good!!!!! So peaceful!!!!!!!!
Truly fucking phenomenal!
Wonderful set of vids for this place. Beautiful, started Lamont and Amy on their exploration and (favorite part) the bass player for the orchestra is a fan. Copeland does stir one up and you landed in the bass section. Well done! Thanks ❤️👍❤️👍
This is heart warming. Just Beautiful
💕 Tak skal du have!
Selv tak Kate 🇩🇰 💖🎶
Thank you yet again Lee. My son is a concert trumpeter, but he also plays bass guitar in a variety of genres. This video ties it all together. I’m a performing guitarist and this all warms my heart
Beautiful! Wish I could be there for the show!
Once again Lee, thanks for taking us with you on your incredible musical journeys. I have been with you since James Taylor. You have been the bass line of my life, and for that I'm truly thankful. I needed this video today, it struck a chord. Peace my friend.
Wow! Wow! 💥
From all the tour videos I have seen (all of them), so far these set of 3, are the most outstanding of all. The magnificent venue, at night, a Symphonic Orchestra, Copland, and you guys. Mind blowing.
Thank you so very much Lee. You have us some exquisite moments today.
God Bless you my friend.
Absolutely amazing! I got goosebumps watching this video. Thank you for the wonderful videos and your tour around the rocks. I've been there once, but wasn't for a show unfortunately. Bucket list to see someone there eventually.
I want to thank you. Just a small time guitar player who has heard of Red Rocks my whole life but never even thought of playing there. And you took me there and even backstage. What a cool guy you are!!
I didn't expect this!!! I just posted my top 5 fav Mr Lee videos. You just blee that up! Say hi to Brad. Be well!
LOVE the CSO. An excellent orchestra. This is the most beautiful sound check I have ever heard. And to come up behind the bass section I don't believe to be accidental. Thanks Leland.
(oh, and texting during rehearsal? REALLY? Hilarious)
u love it because Aaron Copland "IS " Americas Classic music composer among others