Grandfather of Brian (Patti) Mathason, Mark (Merri) Mathason and Lisa (Jean) Matha Hahaha. You get a peek inside Woody Allen's edit room, visit with the painter, Chuck Closs, and see how an opera is put together. Mit der Merken -Funktion können Sie Veranstaltungen in Ihrer Merkliste speichern. My father calls this profiling. ARTIST BIOS:. Mr. Glass played some of his organ works for the occasion. Mr. Glass, busy meeting other commissions, put the Requiem aside until 1997, when Gerard Mortier invited him to compose a work to celebrate the millennium at the 1999 Salzburg Festival. As Tim Fain's bow feverishly raced across his violin strings whilst playing Philip Glass's Chaconne, my eyes welled up and I was overcome with emotion. When I say Requiem, that was shorthand for a major piece. ''Philip came back to perform many times, and we became friends,'' Dean Morton said. Dean Morton convinced Mr. Glass that there should be a section on resurrection. Together they also found material in the ancient Mayan ''Popul Vuh''; the Hawaiian ''Kumulipo''; Bantu, Bulu and Zuni creation stories; works by the Persian poet Rumi; and quotations from Japanese Noh plays and haiku. Glass describes himself as a composer of "music with repetitive structures", which he has helped evolve stylistically. His film score for ''Koyaanisqatsi'' (1982) uses an evocative fragment of Hopi Indian prophecy, and his score for ''Powaqqatsi'' (1987) quotes the Muslim call to prayer. ''What Jim didn't know,'' Ms. Pedersen said, ''was that I was a serious Philip Glass fan. Mr. Glass, thinking on a large scale, elicited Mr. Mortier's promise of grander performing forces than Mr. Glass had ever used before, even in his operas. Philip Glass is easily the most popular, mainstream living music composer. März erworben wurden, werden dort erstattet, wo sie gekauft wurden. And saying it that way tells you a lot about the weight of the piece.''. What a lovely documentary about composer Philip Glass done primarily by one photographer and a sound tech. Förderkreis Internationales Musikfest Hamburg. John Cage was a pioneer in that, too, and although I don't think he used the texts that much, he introduced us to the I Ching and Daoism.''. In world-premiere arrangements commissioned by Carnegie Hall, Nico Muhly reimagines some of Glass's lesser-known music, performing them with his own community of musicians. Venue Philharmonie (Berlin), 10785 Berlin, Germany Its subject is, basically, everything. ''At one point,'' Mr. Glass said, ''I was going to set the texts in their original languages. My own short description is that this is 5,000 years of human meditation on eternity. If you think you know who Philip Glass is, you probably don’t. Veranstalter: Konzertdirektion Palme GmbH. James Parks Morton, president of the Interfaith Center of New York and dean emeritus of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and Kusumita Priscilla Pedersen, the chairwoman of the department of religious studies at St. Francis College in Brooklyn Heights. ''I thought of it more as a secular piece, although Jim and Kusumita probably don't look at it that way. Falls Ihr Warenkorb Artikel enthält, kann die Buchungszeit für diese Artikel zwischenzeitlich ablaufen. Hahaha. He quickly established the idea of dividing the work into 12 movements, the subjects of which were negotiated during several early discussions. I had lots of recordings and a file of clippings about his works. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1PM EST, visit Philip’s Facebook, Instagram or Twitter to … Philip Glass tritt selbst als Interpret am Piano auf und wird begleitet vom russischen Pianisten Anton Batagov und der niederländischen Harfenistin Lavinia Meijer, die eine vielbeachtete Aufnahme mit seinen Kompositionen eingespielt hat (»The Glass Effect«). Philip Glass: Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Philip Glass is a graduate of the University of Chicago and the Juilliard School. Tara Hugo's work past, current and ongoing with composer Philip Glass includes a piece called Is Infinity Odd or Even premiered in 2017 and with performances scheduled for 2020 in New York and Los Angeles. This took us to different levels of emotion. My father tells this story about getting stopped at the border a lot. He then called Dean Morton to say that he had a commission for the Requiem, or at least something they could work on together. Featuring guest artists from around the world, and from the safety of their own homes, experience Glass’ music remotely while practicing social distancing and isolation. I buried his wife when she died. … Tickets, die vor dem 8. Philip Glass says there is meaning in repetition. And I think he was interested in something that reflected on life and death, and the bigger themes.''. He encountered revolutionary films of the French New Wave, such as those of Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut, which upended the rules set by an older generation of artists, and Glass made friends with American visual artists (the sculptor Richard Serra and his wife Nancy Graves), actors and directors (JoAnne Akalaitis, Ruth Maleczech, David Warrilow, and Lee Breuer, with whom Glass later founded the experimental theatre group Mabou Mines). ''I've had a lifelong infatuation with things that don't come directly out of the Western Judeo-Christian tradition,'' Mr. Glass said. I was only nine years younger than Allen Ginsberg, and he was part of a generation that was discovering the wonderful texts of what Jim calls the wisdom traditions. My father often repeats himself. Um Ihre Merkliste einzusehen, müssen Sie sich anmelden. Philip Glass (born January 31, 1937) is an American composer and pianist. ''I'm a historian of religion, so I feel like I have prepared my whole life to do this,'' Ms. Pedersen said. There were squabbles among the collaborators. With Philip Glass, Holly Critchlow, Chuck Close, JoAnne Akalaitis. Son piano remixé, ses Études partagées avec neuf pianistes, l’album enregistré avec Ravi Shankar relu par Anoushka Shankar : c’est bien des passages de sa musique qu’il s’agit.Les concerts et Working with it, the power of it came to me. He loved music and was an accomplished organist and harpsichordist. Mr. Glass played some of his organ works for the occasion. Philip Glass is recognized as one of the most prominent composers associated with musical minimalism. His music is extremely "listenable," and inoffensive to the casual listener. Sie verlassen daher jetzt www.elbphilharmonie.de und werden in den Shop des Veranstalters weitergeleitet. He posted about it … Mr. Glass, who grew up Jewish but gravitated toward Buddhism, came to the meetings with several Buddhist texts, including the ''Dedication of Merit,'' which closes the work. He leaves behind several devoted friends and his beloved cat, Mallet. Academy Award®-nominated director Scott Hicks ("Shine") documents an eventful year in the career and personal life of distinguished Western classical composer Philip Glass as he interacts with a number of friends and collaborators, who include Chuck Close, Ravi Shankar, and Martin Scorsese. A 12-movement, 97-minute work for orchestra, chorus, children's chorus and vocal soloists, it begins with the Hindu ''Great Hymn of Creation,'' which describes a time before the creation of the universe, and ends with the ''Dedication of Merit,'' a Buddhist prayer in which one asks to be worthy ''to dispel the misery of the world.'' Mr. Glass did no composing until the libretto was complete. And these are the days my friends. The three of us became like three pilgrims moving through the worlds of these different traditions.''. Candy P. Jernigan (1952 – June 5, 1991) was an American multimedia artist, graphic designer, and set designer, instrumental in the avant-garde art scenes of Provincetown and New York City in the late 1970s and 1980s. Des pages de Philip Glass revisitées avec des musiciens d’aujourd’hui. In the ''Creation of the Cosmos'' movement Mr. Glass wanted to drop the line ''Let there be light'' from a quoted section of Genesis. ''I performed his wedding. Between them are thoughts on love, evil, suffering, compassion, death, judgment and paradise, in that order, drawn from Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Mayan, Hawaiian, African and Asian sacred texts and poetry. He is considered one of the most influential composers of the late-20th century and is widely acknowledged as a composer who has brought art music to the public (along with precursors such as Richard Strauss, Kurt Weill and Leonard Bernstein). But I hadn't swum around in it. Husband of the late Lillian. ''I called it a symphony rather than an oratorio because I didn't want it to be seen as a religious work,'' Mr. Glass said during a late-night interview by telephone from Switzerland, where he was touring with the Kronos Quartet. The work came about partly as a result of a friendship between Mr. Glass and Dean Morton, which goes back to 1979, when the Dalai Lama made his first appearance at the cathedral. And don't forget, I'm a child of the 60's. Dean Morton and Ms. Pedersen insisted that it be retained. His second opera, ''Satyagraha'' (1980), about Gandhi's philosophy of nonviolence, used a text drawn entirely from the ''Bhagavad Gita,'' sung in Sanskrit. Using non-Western texts was not a great stretch for Mr. Glass. 7:00p Indigenous World Part TWO – “Philip & Friends” Philip Glass , Lavinia Meijer, Tenzin Choegyal, Jaron Lanier, Will Calhoun & Alex Weston Philip has gathered his best group of friends EVER! You don't come out of yourself, but you become richer and more understanding. Das Motto des Abends klingt nüchtern, doch seine Bedeutung ist kaum zu überschätzen: »Philip Glass & Friends« – Corona-bedingt von 2020 auf 2121 verschoben – bringt einen aus acht Kompositionen bestehenden Querschnitt aus dem Schaffen des Meisters – von »Mad Rush« über einige Etüden für Solo-Piano bis hin zu »Closing«. Glass himself never liked the term and preferred to speak of himself as a composer of “music with repetitive structures.” Much of his early work was based on the extended reiteration of brief, elegant melodic fragments that wove in and out of an aural tapestry. Calling him avant-garde is a complete disservice to what he has actually accomplished in his career. I had known it. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on Amazon.com. Having established the form, Mr. Glass, Dean Morton and Ms. Pedersen searched for texts that suited the agreed-upon themes and could be found in singable English translations. Die Bedeutung der beiden unter dem nüchtern gehaltenen Motto „Philip Glass & Friends“ stehenden Vorführungen, die am 15. und 17. But nobody would understand everything, and we felt that putting everything in English gave the texts a single voice. View the profiles of people named Philippa Glass. It's his favorite prayer. Diese Veranstaltung muss abgesagt werden, es wird keinen Ersatztermin geben. ‘Words Without Music,’ by Philip Glass - The New York Times Maybe it was when I went to India to study in the 1960's. I dreamed for years that someone would set to music the Great Hymn of Creation from the 'Rig Veda,' '' an Indian religious text. It's more avant-garde to call Philip Glass avant-garde than his music is avant-garde. To describe Philip Glass as one of the most important representatives of minimal music has become an almost shameful commonplace. Check out A Place For Us by Dan Zanes & Friends feat. Philip Glass is a three-time Academy Award-nominated American classical music composer. Under 200 seats will be sold for … I like the idea that you don't necessarily know that you're moving from, say, an Old Testament text to a Hindu one.''. Mr. Glass relented. Philip Glass als einen bedeutendsten Vertreter der minimal music zu bezeichnen, ist mittlerweile ein geradezu beschämender Gemeinplatz. ''This is one of the most powerful things about this piece, and about interfaith work itself. Father of Linda (late Harvey) Mathason and Philip Glass. There is nothing more exquisite and penetrating than the images of total desolation in the Japanese texts on death. The dean then invited Ms. Pedersen to join the team, having worked with her at several interfaith organizations since the mid-1980's. März erworben wurden, können unter www.eventim.de gegen einen Gutschein eingetauscht und im Anschluss via kontakt@kdpalme.de erstattet werden. And what really did me in was the 'Dedication of Merit.' Since the early 19th century symphonists have tried to wrap music around transcendent ideas, from the concepts of heroism or universal brotherhood (in the Beethoven Third and Ninth Symphonies, respectively) to the mystical aspects of fate, death and resurrection, or heaven and the afterlife (in much of Mahler). Philip Glass and Friends Wrap Everything Into a Symphony. The work, however, is more of a spiritual essay than a religious one: it touches on the mythic, the moral and the philosophical but keeps clear of specific dogma and ritual. Wenn Sie noch kein Elbphilharmonie-Kundenkonto haben, können Sie sich schnell und einfach registrieren. By 1974, Glass had created a large collection of music for The Philip Glass Ensemble. Glass, Jahrgang 1937, hat Mathematik, Philosophie, Kunst und Komposition studiert und ist einer der bedeutendsten Komponisten, die Amerika in der zweiten Hälfte des 20. ''I don't know where that started for me. Aufgrund der Auswirkungen der Corona-Pandemie kann der Spielbetrieb von Elbphilharmonie und Laeiszhalle nicht wie geplant stattfinden. Philip Glass on Amazon Music. Which is what art does. ''Part of what made this project so fascinating was the task of choice,'' Dean Morton said. Over his long career, Philip Glass has written countless pieces of music for his ensemble: a band of his friends and close collaborators. Dean Morton was, naturally, particularly strong in the Christian literature, and Ms. Pedersen had an expertise in Asian and Hindu texts as well as the Koran. This is by far the coolest project I've ever worked on.''. TimesMachine is an exclusive benefit for home delivery and digital subscribers. She is best known for her vivid … He also restored a phrase from a Koranic description of the Day of Judgment when Ms. Pedersen argued that the line ''when the buried infant shall be asked for what sin she was slain'' evoked an image so vivid that the passage lost its power without it. The work, which has just been released on CD by Nonesuch, opens the Next Wave Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music tonight. Hahaha. '', See the article in its original context from. She continued: ''I also always loved the Basho haiku that is used in the section on death, and when I read it to Philip, he immediately said, 'I'll use it.' Often sections from different sources dovetail, as if each culture were offering part of the story. Das Motto des Abends klingt nüchtern, doch seine Bedeutung ist kaum zu überschätzen: »Philip Glass & Friends« – Corona-bedingt von 2020 auf 2121 verschoben – bringt einen aus acht Kompositionen bestehenden Querschnitt aus dem Schaffen des Meisters – von »Mad Rush« über einige Etüden für Solo-Piano bis hin zu »Closing«. The three met at Dean Morton's office every two weeks for about a year, except during periods when Mr. Glass was away either performing or composing. In this West Coast Premiere of the Philip Glass Piano Sonata, witness a musical conversation unfold between two long-time friends and collaborators >> https://bit.ly/2Xc7WCu 5 Philip Glass joins the list of composers taking on big themes. He is widely regarded as one of the most influential composers of the late 20th century. Mr. Glass assembled these diverse texts in a collaboration with the Very Rev. ''Akhnaten'' (1983), his opera about that monotheistic Egyptian pharaoh, included ancient pyramid texts in its libretto. Join Facebook to connect with Philippa Glass and others you may know. Directed by Scott Hicks. Jahrhunderts hervorgebracht hat. Tickets, die nach dem 8. + Google Calendar + iCal Export. Philip Glass (photo: Danny Clinch) To the schedule 2019/2020 The website of the Berliner Philharmoniker uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. I had heard it from the Dalai Lama. Tickets here: Philip Glass and Friends Philip Glass, Anton Batagov and Lavinia Meijer perform an evening of Philip Glass music. GLASS RICHARD January 12, 2021. ''Philip came back to perform many times, and we became friends,'' Dean Morton said. If you are a fan of Philip Glass or a little bit interested in the man and his work, this is a fine move to see. Creation begins with that spoken command, they argued, and removing it destroys the integrity of the passage. His only performance in Brooklyn this year, "Philip Glass: Music With Friends" is a rare occasion featuring Glass in duo performances with Laurie Anderson [6/15], Jon Gibson [6/14], and Stephin Merritt of the Magnetic Fields [6/13], as well as Tara Hugo [6/15], and former ISSUE Artists-in Residence Tristan Perich [6/14], Nate Wooley [6/13], and Ryan Sawyer with Ben Vida [6/15]. But from the beginning the idea was that it was to be not just a Christian piece, using only the Christian liturgy, but more inclusive. ''I think we were participating in the texts, not just as aesthetes savoring them, but with our whole beings. Repeating repetition. Implicit in these works is a notion that is as old as the Psalms and that runs through medieval and Renaissance motets and Bach Masses: that music has a direct, emotional power that can magnify any idea, however mundane or profound. Tickets für diese Veranstaltung erhalten Sie direkt beim Veranstalter. Glass's work has been associated with minimalism, being built up from repetitive phrases and shifting layers. It is performed and composed by Glass, text by Arturo Bejar and sung by Tara Hugo. (Named after a huge locomotive) And I think this happened to all three of us. And at one point we began talking about him writing a Requiem, something for the turn of the century. Philip Glass and Friends: The Avocado of Adulthood Tim Fain and his magic violin. We all have different ideas about what we were doing. ''It was very meaningful to us to share passages from religious literature that had meant a lot to us and to know that they would be immortalized in this symphony. With his Symphony No. Ms. Pedersen, for example, persuaded Mr. Glass and Dean Morton to include a section on love and joy to counterbalance the movements devoted to suffering and death. Details Date: June 17 .
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