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SUMMARY:London\, UK (Music in 12 Parts)
DESCRIPTION:January 30\,2027 \nRiot Ensemble becomes only the third ensemble in history to perform Philip Glass’ wild four-hour work\, an epic recap of minimalist style.  Part of Classical Season – Autumn/Winter 2026/27 Alternative Experiences Contemporary Edit \nOn the eve of Glass’ 90th birthday\, Riot Ensemble becomes only the third ensemble in history to perform Music in 12 Parts\, which Glass himself called ‘the end of minimalism’.  \nThe four-hour precursor to Music for 18 Musicians\, it has been performed outside the Philip Glass Ensemble exactly once.  \nTrue to their commitment to finding the cutting edge of music from every decade\, Riot Ensemble is proud to revive the work in Glass’ 90th year.  \nWritten between 1971 and 1974\, Music in 12 Parts is Glass’ encyclopedic summation of everything minimalism could do followed by its deliberate demolition.  \nIt began as a single piece; a friend’s misunderstanding of the title convinced Glass to write 11 more parts over three years.  \nThe result is a four-to-five-hour evening-length event for nine players: keyboards\, winds\, saxophone and voice. Simultaneously gentle and ferocious\, methodical and playful\, the work is already a complete table of contents of Glass’ signature style.  \nThe work marked Glass’ transition from austere early minimalism into a far wider range of expression\, ending audaciously with a 12-tone row\, as though Glass had invented a system\, written through it\, and come out the other end. \nFind out more: https://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/philip-glass-at-90-music-in-12-parts/More details for The Clore Ballroom\, Level 2\, Royal Festival HallTickets from £35 + £4 booking fee View more time and price informationRun time 5 hours (approx)
URL:https://philipglass.com/event/london-uk-music-in-12-parts/
LOCATION:Royal Festival Hall\, Southbank Centre\, Belvedere Rd\, London SE1 8XX\, UK
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SUMMARY:The Hague\, Holland (Glass 90th Birthday Concert)
DESCRIPTION:https://www.amare.nl/en/agenda/philip-glass-90-grand-evening-concert-nrpc \nTo mark the ninetieth birthday of Philip Glass\, this program presents highlights from his vast oeuvre: minimal music at its very best.Philip Glass 90: Grand Evening ConcertLavinia Meijer & Cappella Amsterdam \nProgrammeCaroline Shaw t.b.d.David Lang t.b.d.Philip Glass The Funeral\, from: AkhenatenPhilip Glass The Temple\, from: Akhnaten Philip Glass Metamorphoses II Philip Glass Freezing\, from: Songs from Liquid DaysPhilip Glass Vessels\, from: KoyaanisqatsiPhilip Glass Knee Play III\, from: Einstein on the BeachPhilip Glass from: Hydrogen Jukebox: # 9 Under Silver Wing From CROSSING NATION#13 from CABIN IN THE ROCKIES#15 from THE GREEN AUTOMOBILE#16 from C.I.A. DOPE CALYPSO#17 Everybody’s Fantasy from NAGASAKI DAYS
URL:https://philipglass.com/event/the-hague-holland-glass-90th-birthday-concert/
LOCATION:Amare\, Spuiplein 150\, 2511 DG Den Haag\, Netherlands
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