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Glass: Glassworlds, Vol. 1

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Catalogue numberGP677
Release date2015-03-03
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Philip Glass has made an immense and stylistically wide-ranging contribution to piano repertoire. The Orphée Suite, a transcription of excerpts from the first opera in Glass’ Cocteau Trilogy, is one of his most distinctive piano pieces, blending virtuosity and melodic richness. In contrast, the hypnotic How Now is structurally influenced by Indian ragas and gamelan music, whilst Dreaming Awake contains one of the most powerful climaxes in all Glass’ works. Performed by Nicolas Horvath, a Scriabin Competition first prizewinner, this is the first release in the complete Glass solo piano edition which will include many premières.
 
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  Composer: Glass, Philip
01 Glassworks: I. Opening 06:17 $ 0.85 USD
 
 
  Composer: Glass, Philip, Barnes, Paul
  Orphee Suite (arr. P. Barnes for piano) 27:22
02 I. The Cafe 04:39 $ 0.63 USD
03 II. Orphee's Bedroom 01:34 $ 0.21 USD
04 III. Journey to the Underworld 03:21 $ 0.45 USD
05 IV. Orphee and the Princess 04:08 $ 0.56 USD
06 V. Return to Orphee's House 02:40 $ 0.36 USD
07 VI. Orphee's Return 06:57 $ 0.94 USD
08 VII. Orphee's Bedroom-Reprise 04:03 $ 0.55 USD
 
 
  Composer: Glass, Philip
09 Dreaming Awake 14:48 $ 2.00 USD
 
 
  Composer: Glass, Philip
10 How Now 30:24 $ 4.10 USD
 
  Album total 78:51
ComposerBarnes, Paul
Glass, Philip
PianoHorvath, Nicolas
ProducerSamaltanos, Nikolaos

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