[Machine Translation] American composer/arranger Robert Russell Bennett's arrangement of Bernstein's "West Side Story" was commissioned by conductor Fritz Reiner in 1942. Bennett is best known for his arrangement of Gershwin's symphonic painting "Porgy and Bess," commissioned by the famous conductor Fritz Reiner in 1942, and his dance music for the dance scenes in "West Side Story" is a rhythmic and brilliant performance of the music. The dance music, a collection of music from the dance scenes in "West Side Story," is rhythmically and brilliantly performed and beautifully depicts the world of the film. Bonus tracks include performances by Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops conducted by John Williams, a suite by Joshua Bell, and other tracks whose arrangements bring new charm to the music. Albums 1 and 2 are the world's first CD releases.