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Biography - Glass, Philip (1937-): An article from: Contemporary Authors Online by Gale Reference Team, 2006-01-01 Philip Glass: Hydrogen Jukebox Kundun. (crítica del compositor Philip Glass)(TA: critique of composer Philip Glass): An article from: Proceso by José Antonio Alcaraz, 1998-06-28 Glass: novedad del hoy. (crítica del compositor Philip Glass y su música)(TT: Glass: innovations of today) (TA: critique of the composer Philip Glass and his music): An article from: Proceso by José Antonio Alcaraz, 1997-02-16 Talking Music: Conversations with John Cage, Philip Glass, Laurie Anderson, and Five Generations of American Experimental Composers.: An article from: Notes by Allison Welch, 1997-12-01 Mozart up next for symphony.(Entertainment)(Also on the program is a piece by contemporary composer Philip Glass): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) Philip Glass y la danza.(TT: Philip Glass and dance): An article from: Siempre! by Carlos Ocampo, 1997-02-13 Philip Glass, minimizado por compositores mexicanos.(TT: Philip Glass, belittled by Mexican composers.): An article from: Proceso by Claudia Montoya, Roberto Ponce, 1999-10-10 Philip Glass: Songs from Liquid Days by Music Sales Corporation, 1993-03 Philip Glass: L'Opera, Tra Musica E Immagine by Alessandro Rigolli, 2003-01 Philip Glass. Heroes, Low Symphonies.(Sound Recording Review): An article from: Notes by Rick Anderson, 2004-03-01 Refractions of Masculinity: Ambivalence and Androgyny in Philip Glass's Opera 'Akhnaten' and Selected Recent Works (Jyvaskyla Studies in the Arts) by John Richardson, 1995 Philip Glass Allen Ginsberg Hidrogen Jukebox by Ivan Giesen, Alberto Manzano, 2003-09 Four Musical Minimalists: La Monte Young, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, Philip Glass. (Musical Men).: An article from: Notes by Jonathan W. Bernard, 2002-06-01

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21. GlassPages: Philip Glass On The Web
    glassPages philip glass on the Web  
    http://www.glasspages.org/

22. Philipp Glass
    Classical Music Pages article from The Grove Concise Dictionary of Music focuses on his music and Category Arts Music Composition Composers G glass, philipEpoch Since 1945 Country USA. philipp glass (born 1937). Detailed Informationabout. Picture Gallery; List of Works; Bibliography. Introduction.  
    http://w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de/cmp/glass.html
    
    Extractions: Country: USA Detailed Information about Introduction (born Baltimore, 31 January 1937). He studied at the Juilliard School and with Boulanger in Paris (1964-6) and worked with the Indian musicians Ravi Shankar and Alla Rakha. His minimalist works of 1965-8 (e.g. Two Pages ) are 'experimental and exploratory' but later ones, for his own amplified ensemble, are more complicated (e.g. Music in Fifths ). Since 1975 his works have nearly all been for the theatre. When Einstein on the Beach was given at the Met (1976) he became famous; further full-scale operas, Satyagraha Akhnaten The Making of the Representative for Planet 8 (1988) and The Voyage (1992), chamber operas and music theatre works followed. One of the most popular serious composers in the USA, he has also performed in rock and jazz. Extracted with permission from

23. Die Deutschsprachige Philip Glass-Site
    http://www.mstraesser.de/glass/

24. Glass Fragments
    An introductory site devoted to the discussion of the music of philip glass. Contains a "suggested Category Arts Music Composition Composers G glass, philip  
    http://www.cyberhalides.com/curator/composer.html
    
    Extractions: Collectibles, and Unique Gifts This is a general, introductory page about the music of Philip Glass. It covers his musical journey (as I have read about it), his musical style, some comments on where to start a collection and links to other pages. It is not a fan page - it is intended to be a page about music. I started this page when there were few web pages around about Philip Glass' music, but now there are many, including several far more detailed sites. These are listed below under the links section, and those looking for more detail should consult them, including Glass' own recently-launched official site. Newcomers to this composer, and those who can't be bothered navigating a large site, may find this page interesting. It started out for no particular reason, and took on a life of its own. Although it is updated only infrequently, I have left it here as it seems to be useful to some people and gets a lot of hits. Welcome in particular to visitors from the newsgroup

25. The IBM Glass Engine
    The IBM glass engine enables deep navigation of the music of philip glass. philipglass Official Web Site http//www.philipglass.com http//www.dunvagen.com.  
    http://www.philipglass.com/glassengine/
    
    Extractions: The IBM glass engine enables deep navigation of the music of Philip Glass. Personal interests, associations, and impulses guide the listener through an expanding selection of over sixty Glass works. The engine is currently compatible with MS Internet Explorer (4.5+) running on Windows 98, ME, 2000, or Apple OS 9, OS X platforms. Medium to high-bandwidth Internet access is highly recommended, but not absolutely required. Problems? See Frequently Asked Questions, below. Q: I click and click and click, but nothing is happening. A: That's because all the bars contain the same things (works or tracks from works); they are just sorted in different ways (by title, by date, by length, etc.). When you slide to a work on one bar, all the other bars will slide to show you the position and value of the same work on the other bars. Q: What are those little vertical stripes on each sliding bar?

26. Glass, Philip (1937 - )
    Brief biography with a summary of his stage works.Category Arts Music Composition Composers G glass, philipglass, philip (1937 ). The American composer philip glass has enjoyeda degree of popularity unusual among contemporary composers.  
    http://www.hnh.com/composer/glass.htm
    
    Extractions: The American composer Philip Glass has enjoyed a degree of popularity unusual among contemporary composers. A pupil of Nadia Boulanger, he was influenced too by the Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar and has won a reputation as an exponent of minimalism, based on the systematic repetition of a motif, modified or extended. Stage Works Glass has won particular favour in some quarters for his stage works Einstein on the Beach, in collaboration with Bob Wilson, Satyagraha and Akhnaten. A more recent theatrical piece is Hydrogen Jukebox.

27. Musicroom.com - Philip Glass
    Advanced Search. Home / Artists / philip glass (35 titles). TopSeller. philip glass 'Trilogy' Sonata For Piano, philip  
    http://www.musicroom.com/se/ArtistID/0000543/artist2.ihtml
    
    Extractions: my basket order status contact Home ... Help Quick Jump: Choose... Brass Folk Instruments Keyboard Piano Strings Vocal Wind Books About Music Children Classical Education Music Technology Shopping Assistant Shopping Guides Special Offers Tutor Zone Search by All Product Title Song Title Artist/Composer Series/Method Feature Catalogue No. Advanced Search

28. Glass, Philip
    glass, philip glass, philip. Period Late 20th Century. Born Sunday,January 31, 1937 in Baltimore, Maryland (USA). As of December  
    http://www.stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/glassliving.html

29. Philip Glass
    Translate this page philip glass (1937) Chicago, Estados Unidos Obras Concierto para violín(1993) - 1º Mov Einstein on the Beach (1976) Satyagrama  
    http://www.epdlp.com/glass.html
    
    Extractions: Intérprete y compositor estadounidense. Su música está construida sobre unas pocas frases que se repiten con pequeños cambios de diseño y ritmo (minimalismo). Nació en Chicago, Illinois, y estudió en la Academia Juilliard de Nueva York. También recibió clases de Nadia Boulanger en París. Su música está influida en gran parte por el sitarista y compositor hindú Ravi Shankar, así como por compañeros músicos estadounidenses exponentes de la música minimalista como Steve Reich y Terry Riley. Glass suele interpretar sus propias obras con su grupo orquestal. De su producción musical destacan las óperas Einstein on the Beach (1976), Satyagrama (1980, sobre Mahatma Gandhi), Akhnaten (1984) y The Voyage (1992, sobre Cristobal Colón). También ha compuesto música para las películas Koyaanisqatsi (1983) y Powaqqatsi (1987) ambas dirigidas por Godfrey Reggio, y un concierto para violín (1993). © eMe Web oficial:

30. A Philip Glassography
    A visual listing of philipglass-related releases on CD, DVD, video, and other formats, updated regularly.  
    http://home.attbi.com/~neveldine/glass.html
    
    Extractions: A to H How This Site Works The Philip Glassography lists all commercially available items in their most durable formats, whether or not they are in print. For example, if an album has appeared on CD (but also appeared in other formats, such as vinyl and cassette), only the CD will be shown. Likewise, if an album came out only on vinyl, you will see the LP. Additionally, I have tried to list the most "complete" issue of each itema Japanese pressing that includes extra tracks, say, will be listed instead of its domestic (American) counterpart. In other words, the Glassography does not attempt to be comprehensive in the sense of indicating each item in every format in which it has ever appeared. It is meant for the enthusiast who wants to find the most up-to-date issue of each work. (For more complete information about individual releases, follow the links to external sites, below). What is not included: ephemeral recordings, unrecorded or undocumented performances (e.g., theater music), television broadcasts, local interviews, bootlegs, compilation tracks otherwise available, and promo copies whose tracks don't differ from those on the albums they are promoting. The listings include each work's title; Glass's credits; general title (if applicable); other credits (if applicable); label, publisher, or studio (if known); catalogue number (if known); year date of release (if known); and notes. The information indicates original composer/group/arranger other than Glass, as well as collaborator, compilation album title, additional composers, and/or Glass's role in the work. Albums for which Glass has been executive producer are omitted. Books and other writings are included, but published scores are omittedthe Glassography is meant for listeners and collectors more than for performers.

31. Musik: Philip Glass
    http://www.musikundtheater.ch/mt/interview/sonstige/glass.html
    
    Extractions: Philip Glass, vielleicht erzählen Sie kurz, wie das «Kundun»-Projekt zustandekam und wie Sie mit Regisseur Martin Scorsese zusammengearbeitet haben. P.G.: Mein erstes Gespräch mit Marty hatte ich im Mai 1996. Wir hatten uns vorher schon öfters getroffen: Es gab da ein Projekt mit dem Regisseur Michael Pal, das aber nicht realisiert wurde, da Pal starb. Scorsese kannte meine Arbeit auch durch Paul Schraders Film «Mishima». Natürlich kannte ich auch die Filme von Scorsese. Das war zunächst ein guter Ausgangspunkt. Im Mai begannen wir die Gespräche über «Kundun». Ich hatte schon damals eine starke Beziehung zum Volk der Tibeter, durch meine Indienreisen und eben auch durch meine Arbeit für Flüchtlinge aus Tibet, die in den Vereinigten Staaten leben. Auch mit dem Dalai Lama hatte ich mich mehrmals getroffen. Mit anderen Worten: Ich wusste, worum es in dem Film geht. Waren da auch schon musikalische Ideen vorhanden?

32. Äðóãàÿ Ìóçûêà Philip GLASS
    philip glass. philip glass glassWORKS, 1982. Produced by Kurt Munkacsi and philipglass. Conducted by Michael Riesman. philip glass - KOYAANISQATSI, 1983.  
    http://altmusic.boom.ru/glass.html

33. Klassik.com - Meisterkomponisten & Künstlergalerie: Glass, Philip >(*1937)
    Translate this page Plattenbesprechungen der Redaktion, Buchempfehlungen, ein Werkverzeichnis, ausgewählteInternet-Verweise sowie weitere Artikel und Beiträge zu philip glass.  
    http://www.klassik.com/de/magazine/people/glass/

34. Klassik.com - Master Composers & Artists' Gallery: Glass, Philip (1937-)
    Translate this page Photographies, CDs, Books, Links, philip glass. philip glass, philip glass (1937-),Biography (in German only). Recordings with works by philip glass.  
    http://www.klassik.com/en/magazine/people/glass/

35. Glass, Philip
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia glass, philip. glass, philip, 1937–, Americancomposer, b. Baltimore. See his Music by philip glass (1987).  
    http://www.factmonster.com/cgi-bin/id/A0820969
    
    Extractions: Glass, Philip Glass, Philip, minimalism Boulanger in Paris. There he also met Indian musicians Ravi Shankar and Alla Rakha, whose music was to strongly influence his own compositions. In 1968 he formed the Philip Glass Ensemble, a small group that employs electronically amplified instruments. During the 1970s he became known for music that blended standard notation and tonality with electronics. These lengthy and highly rhythmic compositions employ a number of phrases that are repeated and slowly modified during the music's course. The purest form of this style is represented in Music in 12 Parts While more traditional harmonies entered the opera Einstein on the Beach (1976), which Glass cowrote with Robert Wilson , this work introduced the composer and minimalism as a style to a mass audience, paving the way for a wider acceptance of contemporary opera. A landmark in recent musical history, the meditative Einstein is without narrative plot and blends light, image, and sound into a hypnotic whole. During the ensuing years Glass's work has become more complex and varied. He is particularly well known for his operas, which include Satyagraha Akhnaten The Fall of the House of Usher Hydrogen Jukebox (1990), a collaboration with Allen

36. Composer Biography - Glass, Philip
    philip glass. (b. Baltimore, 31 Jan 1937), American composer. He studiedat the Juilliard School and with Boulanger in Paris (1964  
    http://www.sfsymphony.org/templates/router.asp?nodeid=252&strchar=F

37. Glass, Philip
    Biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and links to biographical essays from Dr. Estrella's Incredibly Abridged Dictionary of Composers.  
    http://stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/glassliving.html

38. Glass, Philip
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia glass, philip. glass, philip, 1937–, Americancomposer, b. Baltimore. See his Music by philip glass (1987).  
    http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0820969
    
    Extractions: Glass, Philip Glass, Philip, minimalism Boulanger in Paris. There he also met Indian musicians Ravi Shankar and Alla Rakha, whose music was to strongly influence his own compositions. In 1968 he formed the Philip Glass Ensemble, a small group that employs electronically amplified instruments. During the 1970s he became known for music that blended standard notation and tonality with electronics. These lengthy and highly rhythmic compositions employ a number of phrases that are repeated and slowly modified during the music's course. The purest form of this style is represented in Music in 12 Parts While more traditional harmonies entered the opera Einstein on the Beach (1976), which Glass cowrote with Robert

39. Philip Glass In Conversation With Thomas Moore
    Interview by the pianist explores some of his multimedia compositions.  
    http://research.umbc.edu/~tmoore/glass1.html
    
    Extractions: in conversation with Thomas Moore The following interview took place on 10 October 1981, before a performance of the Philip Glass Ensemble at the Pension Building (the National Building Museum) in Washington, D.C. Thomas Moore: Could you tell us...about your new opera, which is Philip Glass: Oh, Satyagraha TM: Yes, which premiered in New York recently. PG: Well, it will be at Brooklyn Academy of Music in November, starting the 6th, and then I think our next date is the 7th, and there are about five performances. It's an opera which I wrote for the Netherlands Opera, so it uses an orchestra of around fifty, a chorus of forty, and there are about seven soloists. The opera... Satyagraha means truthful, so it was a name Gandhi used to describe his civil disobedience movement. It's set in the twenty years he spends in South Africa. He went there when he was a man of 21 in 1893 and he left in 1914 when he was about 42. So most of the major creative, I feel, events of his life happened there. A lot of his ideas were formulated there, his ideas of civil disobedience, of non-violence, and all that stuff. So I've taken seven scenes, seven moments, really, from his life, and made it into seven scenes. And, what can I say about it? TM: How did you get interested in doing multimedia works? First

40. Glass, Philip
    peopleBiography—People—G glass, philip composer Birthplace Baltimore Born1/31/37 Previous Glaser, Paul Michael, Top of section G, Next Gleason, Jackie.  
    http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0156789.html

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