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SUMMARY:Oslo\, Norway (Ballet: Shoot the Moon)
DESCRIPTION:https://www.operaen.no/en/Productions/leon–lightfoot-salle-de-danse-ballet/#eventsListShoot the Moon opens the door to a universe of relationships – and the loneliness that so often hides within them. Three revolving rooms frame the stories as they unfold in cinematic fashion\, while Philip Glass’ shifting score propels the three pairs of dancersthrough narratives of longing\, separation and unspoken emotions.  \n“(…) another fantastic work by Paul Lightfoot and Sol León\,” wrote VG after the Norwegian premiere in 2010\, awarding it six out of six. This year\,  Shoot the Mooncelebrates its 20th anniversary. This is a long-awaited return!
URL:https://philipglass.com/event/oslo-norway-ballet-shoot-the-moon/
LOCATION:The Norwegian Opera and Ballet\, Kirsten Flagstads plass 1\, 0150 Oslo\, Norway\, Kirsten Flagstads plass 1\, Oslo\, 0150\, Norway
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SUMMARY:ALBUM RELEASE:  PHILIP GLASS MUSIC FOR FILM
DESCRIPTION:https://www.worldsoundtrackawards.com/philip-glass-music-for-film \nFilm Fest Gent proudly presents Philip Glass: Music for Film\, featuring comprehensive highlights from the renowned composer’s career in cinema\, performed by the Brussels Philharmonic conducted by Dirk Brossé. While there have been countless performances\, recordings and releases of Glass’s works\, this is the first time that an entire album is devoted to new studio recordings of his original film scores\, including several scores that have never been recorded before. \nOver the past decades Philip Glass has become a household name in contemporary music thanks to his prolific activity and output across many music genres\, including operas\, concertos\, symphonies and music for theatre. He has also systematically sought out collaborations with musicians and artists from all over the world. Due to his highly idiosyncratic and distinctive style\, the American composer has been considered one of the frontrunners of minimalism in music\, even though he himself regards his work rather as music with repetitive structures\, in a continual search to integrate harmony\, melody and rhythm into a single musical expression. In 2025 he received the World Soundtrack Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to the art of film music. \nThe double-CD contains selections from Glass’s most famous film scores\, including his triptych of Oscar-nominated scores\, namely Kundun\, The Hours and Notes on a Scandal. His many scores for documentaries are also represented through his breakthrough score for Godfrey Reggio’s Koyaanisqatsi\, its second sequel Naqoyqatsiand a piece from Errol Morris’s The Fog of War\, among other tracks. Further highlights include music from Woody Allen’s Cassandra’s Dream\, Neil Burger’s The Illusionist and Paul Schrader’s Mishima. \nIn addition\, more than half an hour of music on this album has never been released: all premiering are the selections from Secret Window\, Taking Lives\, the 9/11 documentary Rebirth\, the complete score for Hamburger Hill and a suite from No Reservations. Since Glass’s tracks used in The Truman Show were demos\, this album also debuts recordings of two orchestral pieces written for the film. Two final treats are the original complete ending of the piano duet from Stoker and a new arrangement of “Helen’s Theme” from Candyman. This selection of previously unrecorded music\, dug up from the composer’s archive and put together in close collaboration with his artistic team\, makes the album a true collector’s item.Philip Glass: Music for Film \nReleased by Silva Screen Records\, Philip Glass: Music for Film is the 24th title in Film Fest Gent’s continuing series of annual film music recordings.
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