InEscapadas Ideas MagbyLorenzo Belenguer·Aug 12Tao of Glass review: A journey into the spiritual through paper puppets, Philip Glass and PhelimSometimes it appears through a scrap of paper, a repeated piano phrase, an old memory or a moment that almost goes wrong.
Lawrence Peryer·May 31George Grella on Minimalist Music and TimeGeorge Grella Jr. is one of the sharpest music critics working today. He’s the music editor of The Brooklyn Rail and has written for The…
Michael Landman-Karny·Mar 2The First Minimalist: Bach and the Origins of Less is MoreThe second time I saw Philip Glass’ Akhnaten the thing that caught me was not the spectacle. I had already absorbed the juggling and the…
Michael Landman-Karny·Jul 5, 2025Philip Glass: The Architecture of Cinematic SoundAmong contemporary composers, Philip Glass stands without peer, and nowhere does his genius burn brighter than in his approach to film…
InODC.dance.storiesbyODC·Feb 10, 2025Twyla Tharp Dance Looks Back Two WaysGarth GrimballA response icon1A response icon1
Agilan Lechaman·Oct 21, 2024The Quiet Revolution: How Philip Glass’ Music Redefined Minimalism and MeI still remember when Philip Glass first crept into my world. It was “Passage,” his collaboration with Ravi Shankar, that my then-manager…
burning ambulance·Feb 7, 2024Philip Glass, Alone AgainPhilip Glass turned 87 last week; he was born January 31, 1937. He’s indisputably one of the most important composers of the 20th century…
Paul Davidson·Dec 10, 2023Music to Write By: The 6 Albums that Have Inspired Me to Write a Half a Million WordsPhoto by Jabber Visuals on UnsplashA response icon1A response icon1
9LASS·Sep 4, 2023Philip Glass: Music Maestro and MinimalistPhilip Glass, the iconic American composer, is a towering figure in the world of contemporary classical music. His groundbreaking…
In5min columnsbyMartin Hudymač·May 22, 20235min book review #17Philip Glass: Words Without Music. A memoir
