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Philip Glass - Selected discography: Encyclopedia II - Philip Glass - Selected discography

Philip Glass - Minimalist works. Music in Twelve Parts, Parts 1&2 (Virgin, 1974) Music in Similar Motion/ Music in Fifths/ Two Pages (1994) Music in Twelve Parts (1996, new recording) Early Voice (2002) Alter Ego: Music in the shape of a Square/ Gradus/ Strung Out etc. (2002) Philip Glass - For piano. Solo Piano (Philip Glass, piano) (CBS, 1989) The Orphée Suite for piano. (Paul Barnes, piano) (Orange Mountain ...

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Philip Glass, Philip Glass - A second opera triptych: Orphée La Belle et la Bête and Les Enfants Terribles, Philip Glass - Beginnings education and influences, Philip Glass - Chamber Music and Albums with other Musicians, Philip Glass - Chamber music, Philip Glass - Chamber operas music theatre, Philip Glass - Concertos symphonies etc., Philip Glass - Film scores, Philip Glass - For piano, Philip Glass - Influences and connections, Philip Glass - Life and Work, Philip Glass - Minimalism: From Strung Out to Music in 12 Parts, Philip Glass - Minimalist works, Philip Glass - Music for Piano: Metamorphosis and the Etudes, Philip Glass - Music for film, Philip Glass - New Directions: Symphonies Chamber Operas and Concertos, Philip Glass - Operas, Philip Glass - Other Works, Philip Glass - Other works for orchestra with chorus and voices, Philip Glass - Postminimalism: From the Violin Concerto to the Symphony No.3, Philip Glass - Recent works: Waiting for the Barbarians and the Symphony No.8, Philip Glass - Selected discography, Philip Glass - Symphonies, Philip Glass - The Portrait Trilogy: Einstein on the Beach Sathyagraha and Akhnaten, Philip Glass - Theatre music: Glass and Samuel Beckett, Philip Glass - Vocal works, Philip Glass - Works, Philip Glass - Works for chorus, Philip Glass - Works for organ, Philip Glass - Works for solo instruments, Philip Glass - Works for solo instruments and orchestra Concertos etc., Philip Glass - Works for solo piano, Philip Glass - Works for the Philip Glass Ensemble, Philip Glass - Works for two pianos, Minimalist music, Arvo Pärt, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, Meredith Monk, John Coolidge Adams, Louis Andriessen, Michael Snow, Peter Greenaway, Ira Glass (his second cousin), Kronos Quartet

Philip Glass: Encyclopedia II - Philip Glass - Selected discography

Philip Glass - Selected discography

Philip Glass - Minimalist works

Music in Twelve Parts, Parts 1&2 (Virgin, 1974)
Music in Similar Motion/ Music in Fifths/ Two Pages (1994)
Music in Twelve Parts (1996, new recording)
Early Voice (2002)
Alter Ego: Music in the shape of a Square/ Gradus/ Strung Out etc. (2002)

Philip Glass - For piano

Solo Piano (Philip Glass, piano) (CBS, 1989)
The Orphée Suite for piano. (Paul Barnes, piano) (Orange Mountain Music, 2003)
Etudes for Piano, Vol. I, nos. 1-10. (Philip Glass, piano) (Orange Mountain Music, 2003)
Music 4 Hands. Including Six Scenes from "Les Enfant Terribles". (Dennis Russel Davies, Maki Namekawa, pianos) (Orange Mountain Music, 2005)

Philip Glass - Concertos symphonies etc.

Violin Concerto (Gidon Kremer/ Vienna Philharmonic/ Christoph von Dohnanyi) (Deutsche Grammophon, 1993)
"Low" Symphony (Brooklyn Philharmonic/ Dennis Russel Davies) (Point Music, 1993)
Itaipu/ The Canyon (Atlanta Symphony/ Robert Shaw) (Sony Classical, 1993)
Symphony No.2 (Nonesuch, 1998) including Saxophone Quartet Concerto & Orphée Interlude
Symphony No.3 (Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra/ Dennis Russel Davies) (Nonesuch, 2000)
Violin Concerto / Prelude and Dance from Akhnaten / Company (Adele Anthony/ Ulster Orchestra/ Takuo Yuasa) (Naxos, 2000)
Symphony No.2 and No.3 (Bournemouth Symphony/ Marin Alsop) (Naxos, 2004)
Symphony No.6 "Plutonian Ode" (Orange Mountain Music, 2005)

Philip Glass - Chamber Music and Albums with other Musicians

Passages (1990) with Ravi Shankar (Private Music)
Music from the Screens (Point Music, 1993) with Foday Musa Suso
Kronos Quartet performs Philip Glass (string quartets No.2-No.5) (Nonesuch, 1995)

Philip Glass - Operas

Einstein on the Beach (Two Recordings, 1979 and 1993)
Akhnaten (CBS, 1987)
the CIVIL warS: a tree is best measured when it is down. Act V - The Rome Section (Nonesuch, 1999)
Les Enfants Terribles (Orange Mountain Music, 2005)

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