A principal figure of the American minimalist movement, Philip Glass’ works for string quartet have found inspiration from Shakespeare to Beckett, from the life of Yukio Mishima to the legend of Dracula, and from Schubert to Bach.
A principal figure of the American minimalist movement, Philip Glass’ works for string quartet have found inspiration from Shakespeare to Beckett, from the life of Yukio Mishima to the legend of Dracula, and from Schubert to Bach.
A principal figure of the American minimalist movement, Philip Glass’ works for string quartet have found inspiration from Shakespeare to Beckett, from the life of Yukio Mishima to the legend of Dracula, and from Schubert to Bach.
The “virtuosic and utterly mesmerizing” (The Guardian) GRAMMY-nominated ensemble Sandbox Percussion presents a new arrangement of the minimalist landmark piece Canto Ostinato, by Dutch composer Simeon ten Holt.