MINIMALIST

Minimalist is the title selected for this entry-level issue devoted to the works of several prominent contemporary composers, each of whom belongs to the so-called

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Glass Piano TEN C

It’s difficult to dispute the charge that so much of Glass’ music sounds the same–a phenomenon distinct from claiming that it shows the composer’s personal

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Glass Symphony

No one familiar with the music of Philip Glass would expect his Symphony No. 3 (1995) to conform to traditional sonata principles (with its requisite

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Glass Violin

Naxos’ exciting and important American Classics series now includes music of the present day, in this case three recent works by Philip Glass. The Violin

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