LEONARD ROSENMAN – East Of Eden – Rebel Without A Cause -John Adams Dir – FLAC

LEONARD ROSENMAN – East Of Eden – Rebel Without A Cause -John Adams – London Sinfonietta – FLAC

Excelent CD of suites with music by Leonard Rosenman on the Nonesuch label
London Sinfonietta conducted by John Adams recorded in 1999.

My rip in FLAC with complete scans of the booklet.

http://depositfiles.org/files/dvclx8fm4

Enjoy!

Thanks Kobalski for this great Nonesuch release.

Ray Heindorf, William Motzing and now the great John Adams ! This sounds like a friendly competition 🙂

Wonderful upload Kobalski !

Incredible, of the many scores of Mr Rosenman, they only re-record the same ones
over and over.
(That is the James Dean ones)

Thank you.

Thank you! It’s on my wishlist, just haven’t got one. Btw, do you know if the conductor, John Adams, is the composer with the same name or a different person?

Btw, do you know if the conductor, John Adams, is the composer with the same name or a different person?

Yes, he is actually the famous composer John Adams ! This is an interesting article about a musical event :

FMS FEATURE [LA Phil Offers Concert Works by Film Composers – by Jon Burlingame] (http://www.filmmusicsociety.org/news_events/features/2009/121009_2.html)

And you can read in it this : Replacing him were conductors John Adams, the well-known contemporary composer who was also "creative chair" for the Philharmonic and primary curator of the "West Coast, Left Coast" festival; and Jayce Ogren, recently assistant conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra. (…) During Sunday’s pre-concert talk, conductor John Adams � who recorded Rosenman’s East of Eden and Rebel Without a Cause suites for Nonesuch in 1995 � described the composer as "one of the most important, skilled and knowledgeable of all film composers." Composer William Kraft (whose timpani concerto was also on the program) regaled the crowd with amusing Rosenman anecdotes but wouldn’t vouch for their accuracy because "Lenny told great stories."Adams took the microphone during the concert to extol Rosenman’s virtues, calling him a "sophisticated composer" who helped to bring "psychological depth" to 1950s films like Rebel Without a Cause. He conducted 17 minutes of the score, including five of the six movements he had recorded earlier (omitting, apparently at the last minute, "The Hunt," which was listed in the program).

Thank You for the info Robert!

Thank You for the info Robert!

You’re very welcome ! And thank you again for that upload !

thanks

Does anyone have part 1 and part 2?

They are gone

Part 3 is up

Thank!

A re-up would be nice.
Anyway, thank you very much, Kobalski.

New link added!

This is a great edition.
Thank you very much for the re-up, my friend.

Thanks very much! 🙂

Thank you

Please re up, dead link.

I go along with what ArtBis said. Please re-up. Many thanks

Link received. Many thanks indeed for these two classic scores.

Thanks

Thanks for the re-up.

Could you PLEASE re-up this OST… been looking for it a long time, thanks!

A re-up would be nice.
Anyway, thank you very much, Kobalski.

my sentiments exactly!

Hello my friend kobalski , :kirbywalk:

Thank you so much for this wonderful soundtrack of James Dean Movies BUT THE LINK DEPOSITEFILE

IS DEATH PLEASE WE ALL NEED A REUP, Thank you again for your kindness wen will all wait for your REUP

Best Regards to you

hi any chance of a re up of the John Adams conducted cd

Hello,
would someone be so kind and re-up it please.

Much appreciated

Ditto!!!