I’m 90-95% classical in my listening so I’ll try pretty much anything in the genre. I’ll have a listen to your suggestions, or at least give it a shot.
Thanks.
I’m 90-95% classical in my listening so I’ll try pretty much anything in the genre. I’ll have a listen to your suggestions, or at least give it a shot.
Thanks.
Big fan of Glass here jumping in the suggestions .
Maybe “The Qatsi trilogy “ is a good start since you can help the music with the images. They are superlative both together.
The symphonies, as @mfadio said, are all pretty good.
Just don’t start with “Einstein on the Beach” if you choose the operas first.
Another Glass’ fan here.
As @Hansel wrote to @perogie “The Qatsi Trilogy” is probably the best introduction to Glass’ works.
“Low Symphony” is a good starting point among symphonies.
Symphonies from 8 to 11 are all accessible and easy listening IMO.
“Analog” or “Etoile Polaire” (same album, two different titles for marketing reasons) is a good entry point for instrumental music.
I have various recordings of this piece but the one you highlighted is superb.
Doing the Irish thing since it’s St. Patrick’s day. Little Chieftains, Pogues, Clancy Brothers and many others. Had a chance to see the Chieftains in Oregon but some reason didn’t go, could have been a good show.
Been listening to a lot of my favorite Trance, Prog House and so on last week. Goes in periods then its prolly back to jazz or rock next. Some favorites often on repeat
I love jazz duos trumpet/drums. Taylor Ho Bynum (member of Anthony Braxton collective) and Tomas Fujiwara are among my favourites. Their latest release show well why I love their music
This album is simply awesome.
Everytime I need a Cure fix, I automatically gravitate to Paris.
It’s one of my favorite live albums
very cool stuff, crazy percussion sounds.
Been listening to him a great deal. He has a nicely recorded album on Bandcamp with uncompressed options.