Rossini - William Tell Overture (Bernstein)

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Gioachino Rossini - William Tell Overture
Conducter: Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic Orchestra

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As a kid I really enjoyed his concerts for young people. Mr Bernstein had a way with children engaging their love music. I wish some tv network maybe would run those programs again. They were wonderful. 😊❤

stephenspencer

Per me l interpretazione numero uno dell opera di Rossini!

oibafartu

Have you ever noticed that animals appreciate classic music? They don't give two nods to rock and roll, but when the William Tell comes on, they'll sit up and take notice.

SanchoPanza-nw

Meilleur passage pour moi de 5:50 a 8:20 pour la nostalgie des contes que j'écoutais quand j'étais enfants. La suite edt bien aussi elle réveille.

j.baptiste

What I really love about Bernstein, is how he conducts the tempo. He plays the dramatic parts slower than other conductors (I especially his Beethoven 5th), then builds up the tension, very clearly and deliberately, then knocks you out with a slightly faster pace following movement. He truly respected the composers.

dannydoc

This is part of a release of various oveture. Carl Stern solo cello, John Wummer solo flute, Engelbert Brenner solo English horn.

Five popular overtures were recorded from 1960 to 1962 for a vinyl released in 1965. The William Tell was recorded in the fall of 1962. Oddly, by the time the album was released, both Wummer and Stern had retired.

Each soloist was first chair for his instrument at the Philharmonic (Brenner was also an oboist with the orchestra) for at least 25 years.

TomBarrister

Just heard this on the local classical music station today and had to find it on you tube. I do have a rather good quality HiFi system. Good speakers and powerful amp. Enough output to impress if not annoy the neighbors.
Something about this piece that captures much emotion. Utilizing the whole orchestra. All four movements, so different from each other. Would hate to have to pick a ten best for classical music. This is a must have work for any serious listener. How can anyone not like the fourth movement (March).

martyjewell

My my thats rocking along, sounds like he is riding in a horse race, and thats the conductor!

jimmyc

Nobody, but NOBODY brought it like Lenny

chuckiedimes

you'll like this until you hear the herbert van karajan version. there WAS one he did that was ehh, but this another one that will blow your socks off ! look for THAT one!

erinbiggs

4:01 - Uh oh, guess who else is here for the race! Big Jet!

PJB-ksvn

There's a video account at Leonard Bernstein young performers no. 5 at 40:20.

Twentythousandlps

Here for a random reason, but I will never forget the tragic movie moment using this song from My Life. Just let a dying man listen to the damn william tell overture on 11 in peace ffs. "Great, now I have to start it over..."

deathwitheponine

Just love the bit at 4:01 it reminds of a hero just in mild peril, like a storm.
Only Bernstein does the tuba spikes fast enough for enjoyment.

worldofhunter

Man, that was fun. This is Lenny with tongue in cheek a bit, no? But what is just as breathtaking is the morning section right before the finale. The clarity, delicacy and elegant phrasing leave the corny renditions of this section, in lesser hands, way behind. Bernstein earned his goofy moments with a deep sophistication that still has few equals.

manthasagittarius