Glass: Etudes Polka - Joseph C. Krause
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String Quartet No.9 "King Lear" - CS4
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Glass: Etudes, Vol.1 - Iwo Jedynecki
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Glass: Two Etudes - Duo Multicorde
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Glassworks for Organ - Philip Hoch
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Glass/Choegyal - Snowy Mountains
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Cinematic Vol.2 - Kummerspeck
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Glass/Deyhim - Once Within a Time
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Glass: Prelude for Organ - Olivier Latry
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Glass: Etude No.6 - Halcyon Quartet
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Glass Gateway - XA4
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Tales from the Loop Solo Piano
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Glass: Etudes for Piano - Feico Deutekom
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Glass: A Musical Portrait of Chuck Close - Deutekom
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Bob's Burgers - Mishima
Truth in Our Time
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Glass/Fiumara VITREOUS BODY
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ETUDE NO.2 ReWorked (AVR)
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Glass/Opening - Sergio Sorrentino
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ICONS: Glass, Adams, and Corigliano
McDuffie/Pridgen
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Glass: Best Out of Three
Evan Ziporyn, Clarinets
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Glass: Symphony No.12 Lodger
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The conclusion 30 years in the making to the Glass/Bowie/Eno symphonic trilogy. Featuring Filharmonie Brno, soloists Anglique Kidjo and Christian Schmitt, under Dennis Russell Davies
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Glass: SONGS
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From baritone Martin Achrainer and pianist Maki Namekawa, the premiere recordings of Glass„¢s Songs of Milarepa and Three Songs for Baritone and Piano
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Glass: Symphony No.14/Tirol Concerto
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The premiere recording of Philip Glass' 2021 Symphony No.14, a new recording of the Tirol Concerto with soloist Martin James Bartlett, and Echorus with LGT Young Soloists with Alexander Gilman
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UNDERSONG
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Simone Dinnerstein's new album featuring music by Couperin, Satie, Glass, and Schumann
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Glass: Akhnaten (Met Opera)
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The Met Opera's iconic 2019 production on CD and DVD marking the finale of Glass' “Portrait Trilogy" of operas
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Glass: Satyagraha (Met Opera)
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The Second Part of Glass "Portrait Trilogy", on CD and DVD the Met Opera 2011 production of Philip Glass' opera about Gandhi
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Glass: A Common Time - Chase Spruill
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Violinist Chase Spruill presents the premiere recording of Glass' "Sarabande in Common Time" in this solo album of new and old, originals and new arrangements
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Glass: Quartets 1-7 (Tana Quartet)
A series of digital releases with the esteemed French quartet Tana
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Glass-Bach Dresden
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New Music: Mark Steinbach recorded on a 1755 Silbermann organ at the Cathedral of St. Trinitas in Dresden
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Glass - Escape
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Guitarist Gerard Cousins takes us on a journey through Philip Glass' most well-known music arranged for solo guitar
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Glass - Piano Sonata
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Maki Namekawa premieres Philip Glass' 2019 First Piano Sonata
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NEW SINGLES FROM Simone Dinnerstein
Couperin: Les Barricades Mystrieuses
Pianist/Arranger Pawel Markowicz performs Glass' Symphony No.8 on solo piano
The Last Dalai Lama?
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Tenzin Choegyal & Philip Glass co-composed this new score to a documentary about His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
Chase Spruill - Epilogue for Solo Violin
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Violinist Chase Spruill performs a mournful mediation, Glass' Epilogue for Solo Violin (1997)
Philip Glass - Elergy for the Present
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Composer-Pianist Eleonor Sandresky presents a new album of her own piano Etudes paired with Philip Glass.
Sandresky & Glass - Strange Energies
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Composer-Pianist Eleonor Sandresky presents a new album of her own piano Etudes paired with Philip Glass.
Orange Mountain Music is a record company created to serve the fans, aficionados and academics studying the music of Philip Glass. The idea for this label developed out of a project undertaken by Kurt Munkacsi, (producer of most of PG's recordings and head of Euphorbia productions) and Don Christensen to archive all the master recordings that Philip Glass has made. Over the last 40 some years Philip has produced hundreds of hours of recordings in the process of creating operas, film scores, musical theatre pieces and records. Glass has also recorded many performances of his solo, operatic, orchestral and small ensemble work. In the process of archiving all of these master recordings we have discovered a wealth of beautiful and unusual recordings and some very inspired performances which we plan to bring to the public. We also bring recordings by other artists and organizations that have collaborated with Philip Glass.
