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Philip Glass: Koyaanisqatsi (1983)

Philip Glass: Koyaanisqatsi (1983)

...the past, but when combined with the music of Philip Glass they became emotionally elevated and... ...minimalism into the mainstream but gave Philip Glass (and others such as Reich) a greater audience...

Philip Glass: Music from the film The Illusionist (Elite)

Philip Glass: Music from the film The Illusionist (Elite)

A lot of soundtracks don't stand up outside of the movie, but Glass' distinctive orchestrations, melodic repetitions and tension-release style work for me (almost) every time, and they certainly do fo

Kronos Quartet: Floodplain (Nonesuch/Warners)

Kronos Quartet: Floodplain (Nonesuch/Warners)

...Harry Partch, Sigur Ros, Astor Piazzolla and Philip Glass, and drawn on music from India, Africa and...

IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF FAMOUS COMPOSERS (Time Life/Shock DVD)

IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF FAMOUS COMPOSERS (Time Life/Shock DVD)

Myth making and hype attached itself to Beethoven at an early age. When he was eight his father -- a boozer -- presented him at a recital as being just six in order to pass him off as a child prodigy

DAVID BOWIE INTERVIEWED (1993): Black tie, white noise and the duke bounces back

DAVID BOWIE INTERVIEWED (1993): Black tie, white noise and the duke bounces back

...And given new life again as composer Philip Glass has taken themes from that Bowie/Eno ’77...

Lucky Dragons: Dream Island Laughing Language (Mistletone)

Lucky Dragons: Dream Island Laughing Language (Mistletone)

...work as those reference points (and those to Philip Glass, My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, the Incredible...

Steve Reich: It's Gonna Rain (1965)

Steve Reich: It's Gonna Rain (1965)

...in New York and hooking up with the likes of Philip Glass -- explored tape further (Come Out in '66) and...

THE CHANGING CULTURE OF CLASSICAL MUSIC: Real world murder in the house

THE CHANGING CULTURE OF CLASSICAL MUSIC: Real world murder in the house

...one critic), 1000 Airplanes on the Roof, (by Philip Glass and David Henry Hwang) or Einstein on the... ...with The Manson Family, one-time outsider Philip Glass said his recordings would be of...

STEVE REICH'S CAREER CONSIDERED: From taxi driver to concert master

STEVE REICH'S CAREER CONSIDERED: From taxi driver to concert master

...along with pianist/compose La Monte Young, Philip Glass (who shifted into operatic works and... ...in 1979, “the works of Steve Reich and Philip Glass have encountered fierce resistance from the...

POINT MUSIC (1992-2002): A decade of delivering new music

POINT MUSIC (1992-2002): A decade of delivering new music

...with a laugh. Founded by classical composer Philip Glass -- reputed to be the world’s wealthiest... ...it is where you can find David Bowie and Philip Glass hanging round the water cooler discussing...

JOHN PSATHAS, 21st CENTURY MAN: The helix of creativity

JOHN PSATHAS, 21st CENTURY MAN: The helix of creativity

...end of early "minimalist" works by Philip Glass or the refined chamber jazz on ECM. There's a...

WORDS WITHOUT MUSIC, a memoir by PHILIP GLASS

WORDS WITHOUT MUSIC, a memoir by PHILIP GLASS

...the reasons this memoir by American composer Philip Glass is so interesting: As he notes, he didn't... ...if any . . . Words Without Music a memoir by Philip Glass. Published by Faber & Faber. NZ$54 For... ...on Philip Glass at Elsewhere start here....

Ginsberg/McCartney/Kaye/Glass/Mansfield/Ribot: Ballad of the Skeletons (1996)

Ginsberg/McCartney/Kaye/Glass/Mansfield/Ribot: Ballad of the Skeletons (1996)

...of Al Kooper on early Dylan records) then Philip Glass put on some piano. There was an edit for radio...

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . MIDORI TAKADA: Through a glass, brightly

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . MIDORI TAKADA: Through a glass, brightly

...Age . . . and something akin to a less urban Philip Glass/Steve Reich minimalism. The album was done in...

Gurrumul: Djarimirri/Child of the Rainbow (Skinny Fish/Southbound)

Gurrumul: Djarimirri/Child of the Rainbow (Skinny Fish/Southbound)

...Arvo Part, the exciting repetitions of early Philip Glass and the drama of contemporary soundtracks. It...

THE BARGAIN BUY: Suzanne Vega; Suzanne Vega + Solitude Standing

THE BARGAIN BUY: Suzanne Vega; Suzanne Vega + Solitude Standing

...and she also co-wrote a couple of songs with Philip Glass for his album Songs of Liquid Days in '86. Her...

QUENTIN TARANTINO: The director defining the landscape

QUENTIN TARANTINO: The director defining the landscape

...once innovative) filming techniques -- and Philip Glass' minimalist music. I remembered it as an...

Ravi Shankar: The Rough Guide to Ravi Shankar (Rough Guide/Southbound)

Ravi Shankar: The Rough Guide to Ravi Shankar (Rough Guide/Southbound)

...with Yehudi Menuhin, Western jazz musicians, Philip Glass, Jean-Pierre Ramphal, Andre Previn and many...

Mem Nahadr: Femme Fractale (Commercial Free Dread)

Mem Nahadr: Femme Fractale (Commercial Free Dread)

...at least some of its creators like John Adams, Philip Glass and others who have kept up with contemporary...

Frank Zappa: The Talking Asshole (1978)

Frank Zappa: The Talking Asshole (1978)

...Patti Smith, Allen Ginsberg, Lenny Kaye, Philip Glass, Laurie Anderson, Amiri Baraka, Anne Waldman,...

Salmonella Dub with the NZSO: Feel the Seasons Change (Virgin)

Salmonella Dub with the NZSO: Feel the Seasons Change (Virgin)

...and so on. Never really got it - although Philip Glass' Heroes thing which adapted David Bowie was a...

NIXON IN CHINA REVISITED (2015): History as theatre

NIXON IN CHINA REVISITED (2015): History as theatre

...and whatever he wants, it did seem odd that Philip Glass would not have mentioned John Adams' opera...

The Metropole Orkest: The Wine of Silence (DGM/Southbound)

The Metropole Orkest: The Wine of Silence (DGM/Southbound)

...the Canadian ensemble Contact, and of course Philip Glass explored Bowie's Heroes and Low for his...

COLLABORATION AND CONNECTION IN THE 21st CENTURY (2020): Psathas, Hooker and digital file sharing

COLLABORATION AND CONNECTION IN THE 21st CENTURY (2020): Psathas, Hooker and digital file sharing

...decades ago the American composer Philip Glass fended off a question about “crossover... ...turbulent or outward looking. An album for Philip Glass' crossover audience? . It's Already Tomorrow...

LEONARD COHEN PROFILED: Life of a ladies' man

LEONARD COHEN PROFILED: Life of a ladies' man

...a song cycle by the classical composer Philip Glass and is the subject of many biographies. He's a...

NATALIE MERCHANT INTERVIEWED 2010: The child inside

NATALIE MERCHANT INTERVIEWED 2010: The child inside

...serious music fields people like John Adam, Philip Glass, Steve Reich and even Laurie Anderson are...

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . VIRGIN RECORDS: From prog to punk, Bells to Bodies

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . VIRGIN RECORDS: From prog to punk, Bells to Bodies

...Pekka Pohjola, Mallard and more. Oh, and also Philip Glass' North Star, the Motors' debut, XTX's White...

Memory Tapes: Seek Magic (Inertia)

Memory Tapes: Seek Magic (Inertia)

...old school classical minimalists (Steve Reich, Philip Glass) as much as Jean Michel Jarre and a...

AFRICA EXPRESS PRESENTS TERRY RILEY'S IN C: Modern to ancient and back

AFRICA EXPRESS PRESENTS TERRY RILEY'S IN C: Modern to ancient and back

...for minimalism and although composers such as Philip Glass and Steve Reich, and Glenn Branca with his...

Anjimile: The King (digital outlets)

Anjimile: The King (digital outlets)

...Musically there are passages which remind of Philip Glass (co-credited with the title track), Meredith...

Richard Buckner: Meadow (Merge/Rhythmethod)

Richard Buckner: Meadow (Merge/Rhythmethod)

...hip-hop of Jamie T to the orchestrations of Philip Glass (see below) -- this one is the real standout....

CHUCK CLOSE, a doco by MARION CAJORI (Madman DVD)

CHUCK CLOSE, a doco by MARION CAJORI (Madman DVD)

...and has friends and longtime colleagues (Philip Glass among them) speak about Close' significance ....

10 INFLUENTIAL JAZZ ALBUMS IN MY COLLECTION: The shape of me to come

10 INFLUENTIAL JAZZ ALBUMS IN MY COLLECTION: The shape of me to come

...Ravi Shankar perform together, or those where Philip Glass (who transcribed for Shankar when he, Glass,...

KRAFTWERK'S RALF HUTTER INTERVIEWED (2008): The werk ethic

KRAFTWERK'S RALF HUTTER INTERVIEWED (2008): The werk ethic

...takes longer. I remember speaking to Philip Glass when he was very much a minimalist and he...

THOM YORKE, REVIEWED (2024): The master conjures up solo magic

THOM YORKE, REVIEWED (2024): The master conjures up solo magic

...(Packed Like Sardines), a lot of Steve Reich/Philip Glass minimalism and repetition (sometimes rendered...

The Unthanks: Here's the Tender Coming (Shock)

The Unthanks: Here's the Tender Coming (Shock)

...(drums! bass!) it is folk with reference to Philip Glass (Patience Kershaw, and Lucky Gilchrist's...

Graeme Woller: Repetitions (digital outlets)

Graeme Woller: Repetitions (digital outlets)

...attention and the quirky Clockwork is like Philip Glass-meets-Kraftwerk at a Tubular Bells panel...

Various: Healing the Divide (Anti/Shock)

Various: Healing the Divide (Anti/Shock)

...because at about 7pm it was too late for him), Philip Glass with Foday Musa Sosa, sitar player Anoushka...

Various Artists: Late Night Tales; At the Movies (101/Southbound)

Various Artists: Late Night Tales; At the Movies (101/Southbound)

...only in Saigon . . ." over the top of Philip Glass' Powaqqatsi before Chance the gardener steps...

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . CHAPPAQUA: Ornette, Ravi and Rooks at a strange crossroad

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . CHAPPAQUA: Ornette, Ravi and Rooks at a strange crossroad

...the American composer and Juilliard graduate Philip Glass (who was studying with Nadia Boulanger) for...

Arthur Russell: Love is Overtaking Me (Rough Trade)

Arthur Russell: Love is Overtaking Me (Rough Trade)

...the label started by minimalist/composer Philip Glass. It was Another Thought by Arthur Russell and...

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE INNOVATORS' QUESTIONNAIRE: Julianna Barwick

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE INNOVATORS' QUESTIONNAIRE: Julianna Barwick

...LA-based Barwick has collaborated with Philip Glass, the Flaming Lips, Yoko Ono and others,...

RAVI SHANKAR (1920 - 2012): More Than One Lifetime

RAVI SHANKAR (1920 - 2012): More Than One Lifetime

...students, the American classical composer Philip Glass. I also took off on tangents and explored the...

Arinushka: Old Faith (ARC Music)

Arinushka: Old Faith (ARC Music)

...were vocal sounds like the trickle-down of Philip Glass minimalism. So if you didn't know this was...

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . BYUNGKI HWANG: a Korean master musician at home

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . BYUNGKI HWANG: a Korean master musician at home

...through collaborations with Yehudi Menuhin, Philip Glass and others (not to mention his friendship with...

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . LARAAJI: Relax, you are feeling sleepy

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . LARAAJI: Relax, you are feeling sleepy

...it sounds driven by a minimalist/Steve Reich/Philip Glass impulse. In 2010 that long lost debut album by...

Tristan Perich: Drift Multiply (Nonesuch/digital outlets)

Tristan Perich: Drift Multiply (Nonesuch/digital outlets)

...many who have heard a fair swag of early Philip Glass (North Star and 1000 Airplanes on the Roof...

Ravi Shankar, Improvisations (1962)

Ravi Shankar, Improvisations (1962)

...Horse, soundtracks, albums with the likes of Philip Glass and so on. So where to start? Right here -- on...

Spiro: Welcome Joy and Welcome Sorrow (Real World/Southbound)

Spiro: Welcome Joy and Welcome Sorrow (Real World/Southbound)

...can be alarmingly close to the minimalism of Philip Glass, Steve Reich et al. This British quartet...

Kronos Quartet: Purple Haze (1986)

Kronos Quartet: Purple Haze (1986)

...of works by Peter Sculthorpe, Aulis Sallinen, Philip Glass and Conlon Nancarrow, it had all the hallmarks...

JIM OF SEATTLE INTERVIEWED (2013): Famous, but just a little bit

JIM OF SEATTLE INTERVIEWED (2013): Famous, but just a little bit

...big Residents fan and now I listen to a lot of Philip Glass and Radiohead. So I like the weird stuff too...

Peter Gabriel: Scratch My Back (EMI)

Peter Gabriel: Scratch My Back (EMI)

...in the manner of Arvo Part and with hints of Philip Glass minimalism where the lyrics are whispered;...

Steve Reich: Radio Rewrite (Nonesuch)

Steve Reich: Radio Rewrite (Nonesuch)

...composers like Philip Glass and Steve Reich objected the label...

James Heather: Invisible Forces (digital outlets, Ninja Tune)

James Heather: Invisible Forces (digital outlets, Ninja Tune)

...his worked remixed and done remixes himself. Philip Glass once spoke not of crossover artists but...

SIGUR ROS, REVIEWED (2022): Strangers from a strange land

SIGUR ROS, REVIEWED (2022): Strangers from a strange land

...paper. What we witness is the zenith of what Philip Glass called “crossover audiences” (as...

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . DEUTSCHE WERTARBEIT: Presenting, the one and only . . .

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . DEUTSCHE WERTARBEIT: Presenting, the one and only . . .

...more popular soundtrack works by the likes of Philip Glass in the rolling and pulsating melodic lines of...

Aaron Diehl: The Vagabond (Mack Avenue)

Aaron Diehl: The Vagabond (Mack Avenue)

...March from Ten Pieces for Piano Op 12) and Philip Glass (the measured Piano Etude No 16 where the...

CHUCK CLOSE IN SYDNEY (2014): In the face of challenges

CHUCK CLOSE IN SYDNEY (2014): In the face of challenges

...had strapped to his hand) and the musician Philip Glass whom Close photographed in the late 60s, long... ...portrayed the most after himself. “Philip Glass doesn't like the images and Chuck tried to...

Arthur Russell: Picture of Bunny Rabbit (Audika/digital outlets)

Arthur Russell: Picture of Bunny Rabbit (Audika/digital outlets)

...by New York contemporary classical composer Philip Glass, launched itself with John Moran's opera about...

Bing and Ruth: No Home of the Mind (4AD)

Bing and Ruth: No Home of the Mind (4AD)

...students and colleagues included Terry Riley, Philip Glass, Steve Reich and John Cale – was a guy...

Various Artists: Late Night Tales; Django Django (Late Night Tales/Southbound)

Various Artists: Late Night Tales; Django Django (Late Night Tales/Southbound)

.... . . Well what follows are Seals and Croft, Philip Glass, the Millennium and the Beach Boys (joined at...

VIOLENT FEMMES' BRIAN RITCHIE INTERVIEWED (2020): Playing to the gallery

VIOLENT FEMMES' BRIAN RITCHIE INTERVIEWED (2020): Playing to the gallery

...artists such as Nick Cave, Laurie Anderson, Philip Glass, PJ Harvey, John Cale and dozens of...

XTC's ANDY PARTRIDGE INTERVIEWED: A man in the middle ages (1999)

XTC's ANDY PARTRIDGE INTERVIEWED: A man in the middle ages (1999)

...phrases. "It wasn't an attempt to emulate Philip Glass or Steve Reich or any of the repetitive...

Byron Asher's Skrontch Music: Skrontch Music (Sinking City/digital outlets)

Byron Asher's Skrontch Music: Skrontch Music (Sinking City/digital outlets)

...of melodic lines and repetition like early Philip Glass, then over a bed of melancholy horns the piece...

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE INNOVATORS' QUESTIONNAIRE: Gianmarco Liguori

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE INNOVATORS' QUESTIONNAIRE: Gianmarco Liguori

...something. I saw an interesting interview with Philip Glass recently where he was talking about the...

PAUL SIMON; THE SOLO YEARS: The boy out of his bubble

PAUL SIMON; THE SOLO YEARS: The boy out of his bubble

...JFK. The orchestral part at the end was by Philip Glass (who writes an essay on Simon’s latter...

RAVI SHANKAR INTERVIEWED (1998): In the house of the master

RAVI SHANKAR INTERVIEWED (1998): In the house of the master

...in l986, worked with minimalist composer Philip Glass . . . A remarkable life recounted in detail...

Nik Bärtsch: Entendre (ECM/digital outlets)

Nik Bärtsch: Entendre (ECM/digital outlets)

...right and left hand repetitions which recall Philip Glass and Terry Riley. It is a hypnotic 13 minutes....

ANOUSHKA SHANKAR INTERVIEWED (2008): Never in the shadow

ANOUSHKA SHANKAR INTERVIEWED (2008): Never in the shadow

...the 60s and 70s, innovative compositions with Philip Glass, soundtracks and sell-out concerts . . .... ...with Sir Yehudi Menuhin in the late 50s, and Philip Glass and George Harrison in the 60s. Yes, and you...

LEVIATHAN, a film by ANDREY ZVYAGINTSEV (Madman DVD)

LEVIATHAN, a film by ANDREY ZVYAGINTSEV (Madman DVD)

...And indifferent to Kolia's fate. With music by Philip Glass, this is a dark parable -- with allusions to...

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE WORLD MUSIC QUESTIONNAIRE: Jane Harbour of Spiro

THE FAMOUS ELSEWHERE WORLD MUSIC QUESTIONNAIRE: Jane Harbour of Spiro

...contemporary elements from Steve Reich and Philip Glass, according to Peter Gabriel who has signed...

Kraftwerk: Trans-Europe Express (1977)

Kraftwerk: Trans-Europe Express (1977)

...as with the minimalist music of Steve Reich, Philip Glass and others, it was composed of the repetition...

Efterklang: Altid Sammen (4AD/Rhythmethod/digital outlets)

Efterklang: Altid Sammen (4AD/Rhythmethod/digital outlets)

...studio album, owes as much to Terry Riley/Philip Glass repetition as it does to the choral scope of...

Polyrock: Your Dragging Feet (1980)

Polyrock: Your Dragging Feet (1980)

...minimalist styles of Steve Reich, Philip Glass and others, they actually had Glass not only...

YUNGCHEN LHAMO INTERVIEWED (1999): The singer as national emblem

YUNGCHEN LHAMO INTERVIEWED (1999): The singer as national emblem

...Adam Yuich of the Beastie Boys; composer Philip Glass, who did the music for Kundun; Richard Gere;...

Annemarie Duff: Music for Sleep and Creativity (Mmdelai)

Annemarie Duff: Music for Sleep and Creativity (Mmdelai)

Because I confess a love for Brian Eno's ambient music -- and that what I call "massage music" isn't unfamiliar in my home (my wife does massage) -- I have heard my share of music which can

Brian Eno and David Byrne: The Jezebel Spirit (1981)

Brian Eno and David Byrne: The Jezebel Spirit (1981)

When the Brian Eno and David Byrne album My Life in the Bush of Ghosts appeared in 1981, the musical, social and cultural climate was very different. Hip-hop had yet to establish the widespread use of

BEST OF ELSEWHERE DVDs 2008 Kraftwerk and the Electronic Revolution (DVD)

BEST OF ELSEWHERE DVDs 2008 Kraftwerk and the Electronic Revolution (DVD)

Not only does this excellent overview of the German electronic scene come in at a whopping and thorough three hours, but it also has good timing: it is released just as Kraftwerk make a rare return ap

Various Artists: 135 Grand Street New York 1979 (Soul Jazz/Southbound)

Various Artists: 135 Grand Street New York 1979 (Soul Jazz/Southbound)

New York's short-lived No Wave movement was sort of punk with pretention: the untutored would collide with instruments, throw up "art statements" or aggressive political and/or social views,

The Chemical Brothers: Further (Parlophone)

The Chemical Brothers: Further (Parlophone)

And in this further installment, our heroes effect a blend of Barrett-era Floyd (given a techno twist) and Baba O'Reilly-meets-Pseudo Echo (on the soundstage of Bladerunner) then set their control to

MICHAEL NYMAN INTERVIEWED (1993): Play us a film, piano man

MICHAEL NYMAN INTERVIEWED (1993): Play us a film, piano man

For director Jane Campion to have as noted a composer as Michael Nyman to score the soundtrack for her film The Piano was as simple as a phone call. From his home in Toulouse, Nyman -- whose extensive

Wolfert Brederode, Currents (ECM/Ode)

Wolfert Brederode, Currents (ECM/Ode)

Minimalism may have run its course but there are pieces on this appealing album by pianist Brederode (and group) which find a romantic heart within the steady pulse. Brederode and his band -- Claudio

HAIL BOP! A PORTRAIT OF JOHN ADAMS, a doco by TONY PALMER (Voiceprint DVD)

HAIL BOP! A PORTRAIT OF JOHN ADAMS, a doco by TONY PALMER (Voiceprint DVD)

Early in this insightful 100 minute portrait of the American composer John Adams by Tony Palmer, Adams cites Milton Babbitt's article Who Cares If You Listen? and being struck by the cavalier attitude

Atlas Sounds: Let the Blind Lead Those Who See But Cannot Feel (Rhythmethod)

Atlas Sounds: Let the Blind Lead Those Who See But Cannot Feel (Rhythmethod)

This is either a strange coincidence or some weird serendipity -- but this solo album by Brandford Cox of the Atlanta band Deerhunter sounds like it has been made after he eavesdropped on my listening

Darkstar: North (Hyperdub/Southbound)

Darkstar: North (Hyperdub/Southbound)

By happy coincidence I mistook this band's name for that of a prog outfit I was once curious about -- maybe if I had heard the words "dubstep electronia" (which is how they are sometimes des

STEVE REICH INTERVIEWED (1990): The maximal minimalist

STEVE REICH INTERVIEWED (1990): The maximal minimalist

American composer Steve Reich finishes telling of his new work – an enormous three-years-in-the making multi-media project – and then reflects on the austerity of his early music which enr