Music With Changing Parts
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- Philip Glass - Music With Changing Parts
Philip Glass's early works have purely functional titles, and this one is no exception. His masterpiece in this repetitious and rigorously structural composition style-- Music in Twelve Parts--may be just too much for some people to take. If so, then this disc may be just the ticket. Of course, Glass's many fans will snap it up as a matter of course, but as the title implies, there's somewhat more happening here than in his very first minimalist works--just enough so that newcomers to the style ought to find something to enjoy. An important disc, then, both as a milestone in the history of a major musical movement and a reminder of style that the composer has long since abandoned. --David Hurwitz
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Came here because of the movie Réalité, love the music so much !! Im gonna listen more musics by glass !!
Thank you for sharing! ^_^
My pleasure!
I was lucky enough to see this performed live at Carnegie Hall.
I came here after someone pointed out to me this piece sounded in tone and structure like another tune that did amaze me - which is Steve Reich's Phase patterns.I have yet to agree as of the similarity but this piece is mind boggling in its own way
mfw I see a videotape amidst the guts of a killed boar
Thank you very much for posting this -
I'd like to say that It's not the Icebreaker recording that the video still suggests,
it's the original recording of the Philip Glass Ensemble :p
Yes, it’s the original recording, and by far the best version. It’s my favorite Philip Glass piece.
Yes great vibes..What should I do for next transcend??
Quentin Dupieux's Réalité brought me here...
Same 😎
No. God's Reality brought you here my friend...
Fascinating piece.
I’ll enjoy this until it gets taken down 😉
Not down yet - led here by the association with Bowie ;-)
hello old friend
Thanks I couldn’t find this for a while. My favorite Glass record for sure I hope it doesn’t get taken down 🤞
Yes! I’m happy you find this🤞
Who came here after "THE MYSTERY OF THE MOZART EFFECT: Failure to Replicate" study by Kenneth M. Steele, Karen E. Bass, and Melissa D. Cro to find out WHAT made people SO ANGRY AND TENSE?
I did! And I'm listening to it as I complete my lab questions ;)
really love this enchantment
We need enchantment🎆
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I love early Glass.
Impression of hearing Klaus Schulze !
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Pobres músicos :(
I am amazed that they managed to do this without using electronic tools.
This is pretty bad but it's him finding his footing in using his music theories for the first time which remained as hallmarks for his sound design and I like him because I like the cinematic feel he brings to his tracks- he certainly learned how to elevate certain movie scenes with his music, but yeah, this is really pretty bad as its rudimentary and repetitive....Glad he pursued music and improved his craft though. A lot of people want to be as great as him or another but give up too soon after producing something like this.
@Andres Fontanez, his repetitive music is both a feature and a bug. I find this is true for most people, whether in the arts or not.
Its minimalist to the core, you can almost throw a 4x4 beat and you would have a minimal tech track lol.
"...this is really pretty bad as its rudimentary and repetitive.." Perhaps unintentionally humorous on your part? I love this music. You obviously don't understand it.
There should be more performances of this piece. With this instrumentation, I think.
I'm glad to have finally found THE ONE who can say whether a piece of music is good or bad. Until now, I was limited to liking or disliking, but I hope to be able to read more such enlightened and nuanced opinions so as to avoid "bad" music.