1446. Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, GA
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I just rewatched your zoom with Rick Beato from 3 yrs ago. When you said "My wife calls me blabbermouth," I fell out 😂 just like I did the 1st go round.
When it's quiet & I have time to myself, your videos are a favorite way to pass time. I inevitably learn something I didn’t know and get to see a venue from a perspective I'd never have.
What a great idea you had 3 yrs ago to start this. Look where its taken you AND us.
~Saying I'm grateful doesn’t seem to cut it. It's more than that. ☯️☮️
Lee: "I'll make this a quick one." 30 minutes later...
It is known as 'quick-time' 😉
Aug 14 2023
Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, TN
What is the "X" on the piano for? How can a door that says "Good vibes only" be locked? Have you ever gone through a door that caused an alarm to go off? So many questions :) Loved the prop room. Thanks so much for showing us around.
Huge thanks for the Amy Keys video Leland. What an astonishing career so far with some great artists, she can tell a story as well🤣🤣🤣
Wow! What a Beautiful venue! Thank you so much for sharing!❤️🇨🇦✌️
Hi Lee. I remember this venue from last year and it is a big place wth heaps of stairs and a great place to hide. Love the way Lee you freely give time to others and all of us. Every time I hear you say “I am in the band” is a Blues Brothers moment for me. Enjoy the gig and keep on keeping on. What an atmosphere from the stage it would have.🖐🙏
Gonna throw this out there because I have simple moments..
Did anyone else find this to be a spooky tour? The cheery, cherry on top was 'Frankenstein Symphony '. What is that? An ode to a monster or concert using a 4-string one- of-a-kind electric bass?
It had a great light moment, we met Winston. Thanks❤👍❤👍
Thanks for taking us along. So cool
The Woodruff Arts Center seems to be the home of The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, it is nice for both an art and facility to support each other so strongly.
What good way to salute an orchestra by individual photographs of each musician. These venues are astounding in their height and capacity. I show my age by being awe struck they are not a singularity, but rather a pattern.
Leland’s wanderings are how many photojournalists do their work, Henri Cartier-Bresson could describe a ‘decisive moment’ as a search matched with opportunity.
I will confess the ‘prop room’ looks almost like my room. ☮
I couldn't stop thinking about those cheddoes in the door.
I know - didn't he forget to take them out again?
Fire in the hole is a warning used to indicate that an explosive detonation in a confined space is imminent. Lyle must have exciting sound checks. 😂
Sir Lee,
Thank for the tour, looking forward to seeing your interview with Rick.
The Woodruff campus sits on 12.25 acres (4.96 ha) with a planned expansion to 18.25 acres (7.39 ha). Currently, the campus includes 906,000 square feet (84,200 m2) of exhibition, educational and performance space, plus a 200,000-square-foot (20,000 m2) garage located beneath the village.
The Woodruff Arts Center houses the Grammy Award-winning Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Howard Pousner (February 12, 2015). "Atlanta Symphony Orchestra wins Grammy for best engineered album"
Lol too bad you built it in Atlanta zoo where your car will get stolen in parking lot
@@helix9268 Do you have some sort of problem?
@@Mark_Brooks residents that live there do.
What a wonderful person you are Lee.
Another wonderful adventure! This place seemed enormous! Thanks for sharing!
Wow LEE you are Killing it TODAY 80 MINUTES OF GREAT STUFF!!!!!! AMY AND VENUE TOUR!!!!!
Forgot to add......AND A RICK BEATO INTERVIEW(Thanks RichardHandal301 for reminding me) and all with NO SLEEP
LEE THANKS FOR DOING ALL THIS. WE APPRECIATE IT AND YOU!!!!!
Had to come back again.......LELAND Drink and EAT......you are burning the candle at BOTH ENDS again.....WE LOVE OUR BROTHER LEE.....YOU STAY FRESH BIG MAN!!!! Get that rest and fluids and we know you eat per AMY's interview.
Plus he said Rick Beato interviewed him this morning!
Just when you were on the brink of lost, there's Winston! :) ...and you saw Rick earlier! 😀
Howdy!
Hi Winston
I’ve just been playing catch-up
Your 15 minutes of fame.
Well, almost
Cheers Barry 🎸
@@barrywaples8150 That’s very gracious of you, Barry. Those were the fastest 15 minutes I’ve ever experienced. They seemed more like five.
COOL! Another interview with Rick Beato! I’m looking forward to seeing that.. Hey there, Winston! Nice to see you!
Great !!! Thank you Lee ✋🏻
Thanks for another wonderful tour. Can't wait to see the Rick Beato interview.
Looking forward to seeing your chat with Rick Beato. You are both great people! Have a great gig!
I love going on these expeditions with you! I truly thought you couldn't resist the spiral staircase, but you did. You may have been having Spinal Tap moments but at least you knew which city you were in! LOL!
Woodruff Arts Center is a visual and performing arts center located in Atlanta, Georgia. The center houses three not-for-profit arts divisions on one campus. Opened in 1968, the Woodruff Arts Center is home to the Alliance Theatre, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and the High Museum of Art.
In 1962, Atlanta suffered an unprecedented loss when an airplane, the Chateau de Sully, carrying the leaders of Atlanta’s arts and civic community, crashed at Orly Airport in Paris. As the city grieved, it came together and used the devastating loss as a catalyst for the arts and built a fitting memorial to these victims. This led to the creation of the Atlanta Arts Alliance.
The Memorial Arts Center, as the Woodruff was originally known, opened October 5, 1968. The building was designed by Atlanta architect, Joe Amisano. It was renamed the Woodruff Arts Center in 1982 to honor its greatest benefactor, Robert W. Woodruff. The art center also included the Atlanta College of Art, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the High Museum of Art. All three entities were combined into one corporation. The Alliance Theatre was added in 1970 as the fourth division of the Woodruff and 35 years later in 2005, a fifth division was added when Young Audiences joined the center. This addition ensures that the Woodruff’s PreK-12 programs now reach more than one million children annually,[citation needed] the largest base of any arts center in the country.[citation needed]
The Woodruff campus expanded in 1983 with the addition of the Richard Meier-designed High Museum of Art building. This building made Meier the youngest Pritzker Prize-winning architect at that time.
We believe that the arts have the power to transform lives - we’ve seen it firsthand thousands of times. The arts expand our horizons, create empathy, and teach us how to dream. They provide a voice to the human experience. Above all, the arts connect us to one another.
For more than half a century, the Woodruff Arts Center has been a place where our community can experience the power of art.
Thank you Mark!
Hi Mark, I met Lee and Russ at an Immediate Family show outside Philly Nov. 2021.
Literally , they could not have been nicer. Spent time with Russ in the green room and he autographed one of my drum heads for me.
I ( discreetly) crashed the sound check and no one seemed to care.
As you described. Just good folk.
As aways.👍
Lee really is exactly what you see. Personable, alive, friendly. Just like talking to your neighbor.
Hello Mark !
So true! Hi Mark. 👋 😊
@@kdg225Hi Charlie!
@@suecorrigan Sue! How are you?
@@Mark_Brooks I'm doing great, bud! Enjoying these summer days! ☀️ 🏖 😊
How are you? 😃
Someone's going to find that bag of Goldfish jammed in the door and they'll have to evacuate and search the whole place!
Mark there needs to plug his community radio station if they stream online. Terrestrial radio isn't dead, it's gone global...I listen to lots of small stations online.
Lee you and Russ should make sure you can use find a Phone/friend through your phones in case you get locked down in the cellar..hahahahaha.
Famous last words.."I'm in the band"😃🤩
great job Lee...........you are to the bass what Steve Gadd is to the drums, here's a fun fact a few weeks ago i was grocery shopping for about a half hour and in that time over their sound system i heard two tunes you played on, i just smiled to myself and thought what an incredible legacy you will leave for all that love you and admire you, I've been a drummer since 69 or so, engineer and studio owner from the early eighties in your neck of the woods, was in hollywood association of recording professional's (Harp) with the majority of studio owners from the rooms you frequented and whenever your name would come up in casual conversation everyone would mention what a gentleman you are. really am enjoying your channel I'd like to see you hit a million subs!
Today’s venue is a beautiful room in a huge complex. Great to see the Atlanta Sklarites making an appearance in this disorientating video.
I see Rick Beato posted a photo of him with Lyle. It was great to hear you did a video with Rick Beato. It was Rick who mentioned and recommended your channel.
Looks like a rich classical history in that place.
I like how the musicians aren't in formal wear and their personality can come out
Hey You found a Piano for Brad in the PROP room!!!!
Hahahahahaha That was timing........FIRE IN THE HOLE..........LEE SHUTS DOOR Lyle is on the stage!
The Prop room was ultra cool! ❤
The Woodruff Arts Center is located at 1280 Peachtree Street NE in Atlanta, Ga 30309. It opened in 1968 The Woodruff Arts Center is home to The Alliance Theatre, The Atlanta Symphony and the High Musuem of Art. The center sits on 12.25 acres with a planned expansion to 18.25 acres and has a seating capacity of 1,800. Past performes to visit the stage include The Dog Night, Al Jarreau, Yo-Yo Ma, The Chieftains, Arlo Guthrie, The Neville Brothers, "Weird Al " Yankovic to name just a few. This eveing you will entertained by the "Texas Folksy" songs of Lyly Lovett and His Large Band. So, relax, forget about the wet weather and enjoy the beauty that is the Woodruff Arts Center.
Amazing ❤
Hi there!. Earliest I've ever been
How’d you manage? 😁😉
And suddenly, he opens the ice box and there's a mummified corps of a ballet dancer....!
Quite a venue...!
Thanks once again Lee.
Quick! Someone call Perry Mason!! :)
Previously at The Woodruff Arts Center:
1072. Atlanta, GA
Thanks so much for posting these. They are a treasure. I confess I am living vicariously through you, Lee. LOL! Due to my arthritis and being in a wheel chair I had to give up playing out in 2010. I am about 6 months older than you but if I could I would still be out there playing. All the best to you, my friend.
Sufferin' succotash. Had to look that up. Good fluff fodder
Lee, is this where you did that Spinal Tap skit last year? I can’t remember where it was, but it was pretty damn funny!
That was a different hall.
Didn't Dion write a song about you??? "The Wanderer"
It’s like a rabbit warren. Take care you don’t get locked in somewhere!
I heard you say you were Wandering…. From New York City to the Golden Gate?
Early and late!
thanks for the Amy vid
Hi there, Lee! 😃
Nice looking venue here, even the bowels of the building. 😆
I love that piano 🎹 with all of the butterflies 🦋 on it.
My favorite is all of the Atlanta Symphony portraits. What a great presentation that is.
Continued prayers for the people of Maui! We are thinking of you all! ❤️😔
And Lee, guess what? I love ya! Hope you had a great gig tonight. 🎸🎶🎤🎷🎺🎻🥁❤
"My favorite is all of the Atlanta Symphony portraits" They are the prize of the orchestra
@@artemisXsidecross indeed! 😁
Lee, you left the cheddar door propped!
I went back when finished.
Tour time👍👍😊
This is just a great tour, Lee, you taking us Lee, some of the venues look super cozy, other’s , as sterile as operating rooms and I hope you never get lost in one of those and they find your skeleton in a locked up janitor's room !!
Goodnight Lee !! ✌️❤️
Lee - you always bring up the little things that many overlook
Never noticed the tape on the opposite side of the piano that doesn't face the audience 🤓 Woodruff Center doesn't believe in leaving a ghost light on an unused stage apparently. Prop room looks like a hoarder's paradise!
What may be a ‘hoarders paradise’ is another’s collection; I did write the prop room did look similar to my room ☮
The tape is there for venues where we have little room to get to our places in the dark when the show starts. Just a heads up.
😁😁. More Sklarebrity sightings!!!
Still waiting for the Sklar energy pills to come to market.
You're giving me anxiety though. From the moment you set foot in the lobby, "gotta go back and get that bag out of the door" kept going through my mind again and again....
I went back.
Wow! That was a hell of a tour! What a place. Thanks so much and hope the show is a great one! 😎🎸
A whole nother’ theatre just through a couple of doors… wow….
💜👩💜😊
Lee: Does your crew move and tune a grand piano for each show, or does your pianist use a grand piano supplied by each venue and your crew simply tunes the one supplied by the venue each day?
They tour with their own piano and it’s tuned prior to each show. Legs come off and it’s packed into a big road case that you’ll often see backstage in Lelands videos.
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I appreciate you, thank you for making content.
Thanks Lee. I’ve been curious about something, and not sure whether you know the answer. Or maybe one the other followers knows. Why does Lyle take long exposure photos of the venues?
Super detail large format. Something he loves doing.
@@lelandsklar6363 Thanks Lee. That leads to another question, if you don’t mind. Do you know if they’re available for viewing online? I was looking on Lyle’s website, but didn’t see them there. Thanks again for all of these great venue tours.
Many thanks for this evening's walkthrough of the Woodruff Performing Arts Center, Atlanta, Georgia, already August 12, 2023!
Hi Kate!
@Mark_Brooks Hi Mark! Gosh there are only 10 more Large Band shows remaining in this Summer of 2023 tour. . .and it looks like all promise to be so wonderful. ✨️
Wow that place FORGIVE ME......Looks like it has a CHINA or RUSSIA influence inside!!!!!!
Has that stark plain Architecture look when you look off stage to the AUDIENCE!!!!
Is it me???????