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Danae Dörken / Pascal Schumacher

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Fri, Nov 8, 2024, 19:30
For his new project »GLASS for TWO«, Luxembourg vibraphonist Pascal Schumacher has taken an in-depth look at one of the most successful composers of our time – Philip Glass. The American composer is regarded as one of the most important representatives of minimal music. A musical style characterised by clear tonal structures, repetitive patterns and a reduction of musical means. Philip Glass’ music also harbours a wide range of influences, from Indian music, classical and avant-garde to jazz and even... Read full text

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Musicians

Pascal SchumacherVibraphone
Danae DörkenPiano

Program

Religion / aus: NaqoyqatsiPhilip Glass
The Sculptor R.S.Pascal Schumacher
Etude No. 12Philip Glass
The Poet A.G.Pascal Schumacher
Japurá River / aus: Aguas da AmazoniaPhilip Glass
Metamorphosis IVPhilip Glass
The Choreographer L.C.Pascal Schumacher
Opening ReworkPhilip Glass / Pascal Schumacher
The Director B.W.Pascal Schumacher
Truman SleepsPhilip Glass
Glass MosaïquePascal Schumacher
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