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| − | Philip Glass is a contemporary (b. 1937) American minimalist (he rejects this term) composer. He authored operas, theatre works, ten symphonies, concertos, chamber music and film scores, such as the magnificent ''A Brief History of Time'' for Errol Morris's documentary. You can play it here to set yourself in the mood: | + | Philip Glass is a contemporary (b. 1937) American minimalist (he rejects this term) composer. He authored operas, theatre works, ten symphonies, concertos, chamber music and film scores, such as the magnificent ''A Brief History of Time'' for Errol Morris's documentary ([[Blog:Fabrice/A_Brief_History_of_Time%27s_soundtrack|more on that here]]). You can play it here to set yourself in the mood: |
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Philip Glass
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Philip Glass
Philip Glass is a contemporary (b. 1937) American minimalist (he rejects this term) composer. He authored operas, theatre works, ten symphonies, concertos, chamber music and film scores, such as the magnificent A Brief History of Time for Errol Morris's documentary (more on that here). You can play it here to set yourself in the mood:
See also
- Mad Rush, one of my favourite classical compositions.
- Les Enfants Terribles, for which he composed a three-pianos opera.
- Itaipu, a cantata in Guarani.