Philip Glass - Philip on Film
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Track List: Philip on Film
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Disc 1:
- Koyaanisqatsi - The Western Wind Vocal EnsembleDownload & Buy
- Organic - The Western Wind Vocal EnsembleDownload & Buy
- Cloudscape - The Western Wind Vocal Ensemble
- Resource - The Western Wind Vocal EnsembleDownload & Buy
- Vessels - The Western Wind Vocal EnsembleDownload & Buy
- Pruit Igoe - The Western Wind Vocal EnsembleDownload & Buy
- The Grid - The Western Wind Vocal EnsembleDownload & Buy
- Prophecies - The Western Wind Vocal EnsembleDownload & Buy
Disc 2:
- Serra Pelado - Joe Passaro
- The Title - Joe Passaro
- Anthem - Part 1 - Joe Passaro
- That Place - Joe Passaro
- Anthem - Part 2 - Joe Passaro
- Mosque And Temple - Joe Passaro
- Anthem - Part 3 - Joe Passaro
- Train To Sao Paulo - Joe Passaro
- Video Dream - Joe PassaroDownload & Buy
- New Cities In Ancient Lands, China - Joe PassaroDownload & Buy
- New Cities In Ancient Lands, Africa - Joe Passaro
- New Cities In Ancient Lands, India - Joe PassaroDownload & Buy
- The Unutterable - Joe Passaro
- Caught! - Joe PassaroDownload & Buy
- Mr. Suso #1 - Joe Passaro
- From Egypt - Joe PassaroDownload & Buy
- Mr. Suso #2 With Reflection - Joe PassaroDownload & Buy
- Powaqqatsi - Joe PassaroDownload & Buy
Disc 3:
- Dracula - Kronos Quartet
- Journey To The Inn - Kronos Quartet
- The Inn - Kronos Quartet
- The Crypt - Kronos Quartet
- Carriage Without A Driver - Kronos Quartet
- The Castle - Kronos Quartet
- The Drawing Room - Kronos Quartet
- 'Excellent, Mr. Renfield' - Kronos Quartet
- The Three Consorts Of Dracula - Kronos Quartet
- The Storm - Kronos Quartet
- Horrible Tragedy - Kronos Quartet
- London Fog - Kronos Quartet
- In The Theatre - Kronos Quartet
- Lucy's Bitten - Kronos Quartet
- Seward Sanatorium - Kronos Quartet
- Renfield - Kronos Quartet
- In His Cell - Kronos Quartet
- When The Dream Comes - Kronos Quartet
- Dracula Enters - Kronos Quartet
- Or A Wolf - Kronos Quartet
- Women In White - Kronos Quartet
- Renfield In The Drawing Room - Kronos Quartet
- Dr. Van Helsing And Dracula - Kronos Quartet
- Mina On The Terrace - Kronos Quartet
- Mina's Bedroom/The Abbey - Kronos Quartet
- The End Of Dracula - Kronos Quartet
Disc 4:
- Ouverture - Gregory Purnhagen
- Les Soeurs - Gregory Purnhagen
- Le Damande En Mariage D'Avenant - Gregory Purnhagen
- Le Voyage Du Pere - Gregory Purnhagen
- Le Domaine De La Bete - Gregory Purnhagen
- Le Retour Du Pere - Gregory Purnhagen
- La Belle Va Au Chateau - Gregory Purnhagen
- Le Diner - Gregory Purnhagen
- Les Tourments De La Bete - Gregory Purnhagen
- Promenade Dans Le Jardin - Gregory Purnhagen
- Le Saisie Des Meubles - Gregory Purnhagen
- La Confiance De La Bete En La Belle - Gregory Purnhagen
- Belle Retourne Chez Son Pere - Gregory Purnhagen
- Belle Raconte Son Histoire - Gregory Purnhagen
- Le Plan - Gregory Purnhagen
- La Passion D'Avenant - Gregory Purnhagen
- La Magnifique Apparait - Gregory Purnhagen
- Le Miroir - Gregory Purnhagen
- La Pavillon - Gregory Purnhagen
- Le Metamorphose - Gregory Purnhagen
Disc 5:
- The Beginning - Michael Riesman
- Perpetual Motion - Michael Riesman
- The Witness - Michael Riesman
- Sand Mandala - Gyuto Monks, Monks Of The Drukpa Order
- Projector - Gyuto Monks, Monks Of The Drukpa Order
- Escape To India - Gyuto Monks, Monks Of The Drukpa Order
- Mishima/Opening - Kronos Quartet
- Osamu's Theme: Kyoko's House - Kronos Quartet
- November 25: Ichigaya - Kronos Quartet
- Mishima/Closing - Kronos Quartet
- Secret Agent - The English Chamber Orchestra
- The First Meridian - The English Chamber Orchestra
- Trust - The English Chamber Orchestra
- End Credits - Michael Riesman
- The Man In The Bath - The Philip Glass Ensemble
- Facades - The Philip Glass Ensemble
- Diaspora - The Philip Glass Ensemble
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Album Details: Philip on Film
- Release Date:
- 10/02/2001
- Label:
- Nonesuch
- UPC:
- 075597966022
Pro Reviews: Philip on Film
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews In conjunction with a fall 2001 touring film festival, in which the Philip Glass Ensemble played the composer's scores live in sync with the films, Nonesuch released this handy, compact five-disc retrospective of Glass' prolific output for the cinema. Perhaps subliminally aware that Glass' large film catalog is wildly uneven in quality, producers and longtime associates Kurt Munkacsi and Michael Riesman have chosen wisely and well, generally giving the best scores complete or nearly complete attention on the first four discs and saving the fifth disc for excerpts from others, as well as a few unreleased new works for the faithful. Of all of Glass' cinematic collaborators, director Godfrey Reggio seems to have brought out the best in this composer. "Koyaanisqatsi" (disc one) -- Reggio's cry of protest against the out-of-control pace of so-called civilization -- inspired Glass' most memorable film score, where his trademark arpeggios are put to furious use. The performance heard here is the uncut 1998 remake, which traces the shape of the score far more effectively than the original soundtrack on Antilles. The sequel, "Powaqqatsi" (disc two), is another worthy Glass score, reaching its peak when the music receives jolts of exhilaration from various Third World influences. "Dracula" (disc three), as played by the Kronos String Quartet, comes off a lot better here than as part of the film, where its serious, brooding aspects work against the campy images of Bela Lugosi and company on the screen. Almost all of "La Belle et la Bete" -- 71 of its 89 minutes -- is condensed onto one CD (disc four), providing a pretty good summary of Glass' outlandish yet successful attempt to superimpose a newly composed, Gallic-flavored opera upon the Jean Cocteau film. Besides reducing the Far East-spiked scores from "Anima Mundi" and "Kundun," the diverse mishmash of "Mishima," and the fairly uninteresting "The Secret Agent" and "The Thin Blue Line" into handfuls of easily assimilated cues, disc five plunges forward with a pair of 2001 Glass scores for film shorts by Peter Greenaway ("The Man in the Bath") and Atom Egoyan ("Diaspora"), plus an unreleased 1984 take of "Facades" used in Reggio's "Evidence." The meager crop of extras will, of course, drive Glass completists who have the rest of this stuff batty -- and frankly, the scores for the shorts are little more than summaries of Glass' usual mannerisms. But those who are new to Glass' film music need go no further than this collection for enlightenment. - Richard S. Ginell, All Music Guide |
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