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Music in Similar Motion is an open score which can be performed by any group of instruments; it is not confined to the arrangement listed. New orchestration for chamber orchestra written in 1981. NOTES: The real innovation in Similar Motion is its sense of drama. But Similar Motion starts with one voice, then adds another playing a fourth above the original line, and then another playing a fourth below the original line, and finally a last line kicks in to complete the sound.

Organ – Philip Glass. Electronics – Kurt MunkacsiOrgan – Philip GlassSoprano Saxophone – Jon Gibson (2), Dickie Landry. 4. Music In Similar Motion. Reissue of original LP recordings produced for Euphorbia Productions, Ltd. Digitally remastered at The Looking Glass Studios, NYC, using SoundTools ProMaster 20 and DINR, from the original recordings, "Music In Similar Motion, Music In Fifths" and "Solo Music" (1975).

Music In Similar Motion. More albums from Philip Glass: Kundun (Music From The Original Soundtrack) by Philip Glass. Violin Concerto, Concerto Grosso No. 5 by Philip Glass. Cute by Philip Glass. Glass Organ Works – Music Of Philip Glass by Philip Glass. Animals In Love by Philip Glass. Satyagraha by Philip Glass. The Thin Blue Line by Philip Glass.

The Philip Glass Ensemble sit in concentration over their instruments, with the Brooklyn Bridge lights appearing next to them. Mop-haired Glass wears jeans and denim jacket while leaning into his electric organ, the lights of Manhattan in view across the water behind him. By the '90s, he made an estimable public success of his opera and movie scores, rarely presenting electric music. But he didn't forget his roots as a bandleader

This album has an average beat per minute of 111 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 69/167 BPM). Tracklist Two Pages, Contrary Motion, Music in Fifths, Music in Similar Motion. 101 BPM. 167 BPM. Recent albums by Philip Glass.

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Philip Glass - Music in Fifths. Piano Phase - Steve Reich. Philip Glass Satyagraha libretto. Philip Glass, electric organ Michael Riesman, piano 2) CONTRARY MOTION (1974) (15:31) Philip Glass, electric organ 3) MUSIC IN FIFTHS (1969) (23:19) Philip Glass, electric organ Jon Gibson, Dickie Landry, soprano saxophones Kurt Munkacsi, engineer, electronics 4) MUSIC IN SIMILAR MOTION (1969) (17:11) Philip Glass, Steve Chambers, Art Murphy, electric organs Jon Gibson, Dickie Landry, soprano saxophones Robert Prado, flute. Kurt Munkacsi, engineer, electronics 1994 Elektra Entertainment 1 CD 7559-793

Similar to Music in Fifths, Music in Similar Motion is based on repeated phrases, slowly developing phrases. It is, however, the most immediately attractive work here, and far less static-sounding than the others. The work starts out with one melodic line, then adding another a fourth above, then another a fourth below, then a bass line. The performances sound good enough and the sound, while showing its age, is fine. But this is very austere music and I cannot imagine it will have much general appeal - they frankly didn't appeal to me, except in a very theoretical way (hearing them once, appreciate what is going on, not feeling like going back to them). The booklet claims that & fully appreciate the sheer, unbridled audacity of these four early works by Philip Glass, it is helpful, for a moment, to imagine that it's 1969 and you've never heard any of the composer's music before.