Episode #2636
Philip Glass - A Private Reel
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
PROGRAM # 2636, Philip Glass 70th Birthday Private Reel (First aired on 1/31/07)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Philip Glass & Robert Moran |
Archival live recording |
The Juniper Tree, overture, excerpt [1:00] |
Not commercially available. |
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Philip Glass |
Live, WNYC, 7/25/95 |
Etude #2 [5:00] |
Not commercially available. A different performance is available on Glass’s own album of Piano Etudes. www.orangemoun- |
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Christopher O'Riley |
Live, WNYC FM 50th Anniversary, 6/13/94 Allice Tully Hall |
Now So Long After That Time (Etude #7) [5:30] |
Not commercially available. A different performance is available on Glass’s own album of Piano Etudes. www.orangemoun- |
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Alarm Will Sound |
New Sounds Live, 1/16/03, Merkin Hall |
Music In Similar Motion [13:00] |
Not commercially available. A different performance is available by the Philip Glass Ensemble, on Nonesuch Records. www.nonesuch.com |
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Philip Glass & Robert Moran |
Archival live recording |
The Juniper Tree, excerpt [1:00] |
Not commercially available |
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Relache Ensemble |
Private tape |
Moran/Glass: Juniper Tree Variations [8:00] |
Not commercially available. |
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Massimo Mercelli, Federico Mondelci, Mainz Kammerorchester |
Live, Festival Da Bach A Bartok, Forli, Italy, 7/18/01l |
Facades, version for Sax and Flute [5:00] |
Not commercially available. A different performance is available by the Philip Glass Ensemble, see www.philipglass.com for more. |
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Comments [2]
Just noting a small error - the piano piece performed by Christopher O'Riley in this show is Etude No. 6, not 7.
Dear New Sounds,
Is it possible to purchase the public radio recording of The Juniper Tree, made in 1985 at the American Repertory Theater? I was actually at that performance and have looked for a recording for years,
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