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Philip Glass

Born: Baltimore, MD, 31 January 1937
U.S. Opera
(U.S. Opera Home Page)

Operas

  • Einstein on the Beach, opera in four acts and five 'kneeplays'; spoken text by Christopher Knowles, Samuel M. Johnson, and Lucinda Childs (25 July 1976, Avignon Festival, France. US: 21 Nov. 1976, NY Met)
  • Attacca--A Madrigal Opera (1980)
  • Satyagraha: M. K. Gandhi in South Africa, opera in three acts; libretto by the composer and Constance DeJong afdter the Bhagavadgita. (in Sanskrit) (5 Sep. 1980, Stadsschouwburg, Rotterdam. US: 29 July 1981, Artpark, Lewiston, NY)
  • The Photographer (1982)
  • The Panther [rev. of Attacca] (1982)
  • Akhenaten, opera in three acts with prologue and epilogue; libretto by the composer, Shalom Goldman, Robert Israel, and Richard Riddell, after historical and miscellaneous sources. (24 March 1984, Stuttgart. US: 12 Oct. 1984, Houston)
  • the CIVIL warS, Rome section (1984)
  • A Madrigal Opera [rev. of Attacca] (1985)
  • The Juniper Tree, children's opera; music by Glass and Robert Moran (1985)
  • A Descent into the Maelstrom (1986)
  • The Fall of the House of Usher, chamber opera in two acts with prologue; libretto by Arthur Yorinks after the short story by Edgar Allan Poe (18 May 1988, American Rep., Cambridge, Mass.)
  • The Making of the Representative for Planet 8, libretto by Doris Lessing after her novel of the same name (1988)
  • 1000 Airplanes On the Roof, theatre piece (1989)
  • Hydrogen Jukebox, multimedia theater work (1990)
  • The Voyage, opera in three acts with prologue and epilogue; libretto by David Henry Hwang (12 October 1992, NY Met
  • Orphée, opera in two acts; libretto adapted by Philip Glass from the film of Jean Cocteau (14 May 1993, American Rep., Cambridge, Mass)
  • Les Enfants Terribles, libretto after the film of Jean Cocteau
  • The White Raven (in preparation for 1998)
  • The Marriages Between Zones Three, Four, and Five, libretto by Doris Lessing after her novel of the same name (in preparation)

Videography

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Philip Glass. Satyagraha Dennis Russel Davies 1993
DVD: Image Entertainment. buy

Discography

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Einstein on the Beach. Original recording, rerel. 1990.
Compact disc: Sony 38875. buy
Einstein on the Beach. 1993 recording.
Compact disc: Nonesuch 79323. buy
Satyagraha. Original recording, NY City Opera, rerel. 1990.
Compact disc: Sony 39672. buy
Excerpts from Einstein, Satyagraha, and Akhenaten, on Songs from the Trilogy. 1989.
Compact disc: Sony. buy
1000 Airplanes on the Roof. 1992.
Compact disc: Virgin. buy
The Photographer. 1992.
Compact disc: Sony 37849. buy
Hydrogen Jukebox. 1993.
Compact disc: Nonesuch 79286. buy
The CIVIL warS, Act V: Rome section. 1999.
Compact disc: Nonesuch 79487. buy
La Belle et la Bete. 1995.
Compact disc: Nonesuch 79347. buy

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last update: 1 Jan. 2003