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GLASS, Alter Ego
600 Lines, How Now
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Nr kat.: STR33649Label : Stradivarius
600 Lines is an all-Glass upcoming CD performed by Italian ensemble Alter Ego featuring the world première recording of 600 Lines, and How Now. 600 Lines is a 50 minute work written by Philip Glass in 1967 for ensemble. The piece consists of 600 lines of music each equal to 16 beats played in unison. As a result of its complexity, this work has only ever been performed once in USA, under the direction of Philip Glass, alongside a group of interpreters that would go on to be known as the Philip Glass Ensemble. The Alter Ego ensemble, which recently recorded Music in the Shape of a Square CD, performed the European première of the piece on September 17, 2002 at Settembre Musica Festival at Teatro Piccolo Regio "Giacomo Puccini" in Turin (Italy). How Now is a 25 minute work written by Philip Glass in 1968 originally for piano solo which turned into an ensemble work for saxophones and electric organs. It is going to be released on Italian label Stradivarius in early 2003.
