Somewhere from Westside Story - Caroline Campbell & Lyceum Philharmonic, by Leonard Bernstein

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Special thanks to the Valentine Theater in American Fork and the AMAZING violinist Caroline Campbell for collaborating with us on this video. Caroline is not only a world-class soloist but an inspiring educator. The way she invites youth to pursue excellence through her teaching and example has made her one of our favorite collaborators!
Story Behind The Music: Somewhere is a plea from the young that the world will step aside and make room for them as they are. It's a hope that even amid violence, poverty, bigotry, and racism we can at least imagine a place where there is "time together, with time to spare." This particular version was recorded amidst COVID-19 protocols while concert halls, schools, and theaters across the globe were shut down. Leonard Bernstein's famous quote was adjusted to become the Lyceum Philharmonic's mantra, “This will be our reply to [the pandemic]: to make music more intensely, more beautifully, more devotedly than ever before.”
Song and Video Credits:
Somewhere from West Side Story, music by Leonard Bernstein, lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
Orchestration / Arrangement by Shane Mickeslsen (www.mickelsenmusic.com/)
Performed by Caroline Campbell (www.caroline-campbell.com/) with Lyceum Philharmonic at American Heritage School directed by Kayson Brown
Audio Recording Engineers: UVU Students supervised by Todd Sorensen
Edited, Mixed, and Mastered by David Stillman (UpCraft Studio - upcraftstudios.com/)
Videographer: ARK Studios (www.arkstudiosmediagroup.com/)
Video Produced by: Kayson Brown and Aaron Karr
About Lyceum Youth Orchestras at American Heritage School: The Lyceum Youth Orchestras Program at American Heritage School serves more than 300 students in eight ensembles ranging from basic music reader to advanced. Located in American Fork Utah, American Heritage School is a faith-based private school with a focus on character education. The Lyceum Philharmonic at American Heritage School, led by Kayson Brown, has been featured on PBS, recorded for SONY Masterworks, performed on some of the largest, most exclusive stages in the world, hit the top of the Billboard Charts multiple times, received numerous awards, and has entertained and inspired millions worldwide. In all endeavors, this high-school aged student ensemble strives to inspire audiences and champion a message of faith, patriotism, and an educational focus on loving music more! Find out more about all the Lyceum Youth Orchestra offerings including summer camps, after-school orchestra, concerts, media, and more at lovemusicmore.com/ To find out more about our sponsoring organization see americanheritageschool.org/

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Fantastica 🌹🌹🌹😘

[@Learn2playCello]

Making music with Caroline Campbell is one of my favorite things on planet earth.

[@elizafichialos4920]

I cannot get over the editing on this one! I absolutely love it!

[@LyceumPhilharmonic]

So fun!

[@highplainsdox]

Beautiful

[@JillHughesPianist]

Stunning! I love it!

[@LyceumPhilharmonic]

Thank you! 😊

[@kinorspielmann4649]

I actually think the instrument best suited to playing Somewhere is the cello, not the violin, given its richer timbre and the composition's structure and tempo.