Philip Glass - 600 Lines. How Now
Philip Glass - 600 Lines. How Now
Classical | Easy CD-DA, FLAC tracks, No CUE, No Log | 1 CD, Covers, LQ, Notes | 311 MB
CD Date: 2003 | Stradivarius STR 33649
Classical | Easy CD-DA, FLAC tracks, No CUE, No Log | 1 CD, Covers, LQ, Notes | 311 MB
CD Date: 2003 | Stradivarius STR 33649
While a few of Philip Glass's classic early scores such as Music in Similar Motion (1969) and Music in Twelve Parts (1974) have remained relatively well-known and have earned something of a cult status, a number of works he wrote beforehand are hardly known, or known about. The two above-mentioned scores, as anyone who has heard them will undoubtedly agree, demand a phenomenal degree of virtuosity from the players. Such virtuosity —a term which in the present case in particular covers stamina, structural sensitivity and a relaxed quality recalling certain kinds of jazz— was something that, as the composer readily points out, had to be worked towards in the interests of developing his new musical language.
Performer: Alter Ego Ensemble
Composer: Philip Glass
TRACKS:
1. 600 Lines - 40:13
2. How Now - 20:14
Philip Glass - 600 Lines. How Now
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