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- 2009 ReleasesOMM Releases: A Madrigal Opera; Symphony No.7 "Toltec";Koyaanisqatsi; Glass Piano Music (DRD); The Secret Agent, The Juniper Tree; "GLASS: A Portrait of Philip in Twelve Parts"; "In the Upper Room" (complete) Other Releases: The Watchmen Original Soundtrack, Towers of Power (Timp Cto.); Sentieri Selvaggi performs Philip Glass (Facades) & Gavin Bryars; Amstel Quartet (Glass Saxophone Qt); Suite en Duo (Open the Kingdom)
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- Other 2007 ReleasesHealing the Divide (CD/DVD), Marin Alsop conducts Glass "Heroes" Symphony and "The Light" on Naxos, Minimal Piano Collection, John Lenehan "Glass Piano Music", Roving Mars on DVD, Neverwas on DVD
- 2007 Releases on OMMDracula (solo piano); Icebreaker plays Music with Changing Parts; Alter Ego performs Philip Glass; From the Philip Glass Recording Archive Vol. I: THEATER MUSIC, Vol. II "Orchestral Music"
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All of this is fantastic news. I can only wish that in addition to all of this someone would take advantage of all of the stagings "Fall of the House of Usher" and would do a proper recording of that too.
Posted by: Roman | November 04, 2009 at 11:32 PM
I second that on "Usher"....that is an awesome work, and one of my favorites!
Posted by: Mark | November 06, 2009 at 10:47 AM
I had the privilege of attending opening night of the Portland Orphée and they announced that OMM should be releasing the recording in the spring. Although the acoustics were poor where I was sitting, it is clear that this is a wonderful opera with the lovely, passionate music typical of the Cocteau trilogy and with very fast-paced action. The climactic scene of the Princess's sacrifice was thrilling. I, for one, will await the release of the recording with great anticipation.
Posted by: Marv | November 08, 2009 at 12:15 AM