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Is there any sheet music available for this beautiful piece?

I like it😊

Mesmerizing. Thank you all. 🙏 🙏🙏

Transformative 🙏🙏🙏

The sound of god passes through his fingers

Not an easy deal, going at that clip! Wonderful!

What a wonderful performance!! Congratulations!

Nice interpretation! Kudos! Their command and temperament in playing make them click in their duo playing! Delightful! Mellifluously aesthetic. Thanks. I like it. Just like the interpretation of Argerich & Barenboim; comparatively expressive!

This piece would sound even better on the organ.

I am so glad this particular performance was brought to my attention by the algorhythms of RUclips, as it is truly sublime. I have followed Mr. Glass since the early 1970's when I saw him play keyboards in small studios and I dragged my friends to see him at venues like the Bottom Line and NYU Loeb Student Center where I was an undergraduate. I was lucky to see the first US run of this opera at BAM back in the day and it was absolutely glorious. His growth as an artist is nothing short of amazing and this world is a much better place because he is in it, inspiring artists like Mr. Mizrahi to these ethereal heights. Thank you Mr. Mizrahi for this exquisite performance. Bravo.

What a splendid version. I've been listening to the Suite for over a half-century, and it never fails to move, impress, intrigue, and delight. Thanks for posting.

La inefable belleza de la melancolía mozartiana.

What a beautiful performance of this concerto for piano ! It's really full of colours.. but obviously, after so many great composers it is difficult to do something really new.. Anyway there are some beautiful themes in this concerto. The third movement is the most interesting.

Sounds a bit fast, but that is not meant as a criticism, especially in light of the fantastic piano work!

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What brought me here were the final pages of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel TRUST by Hernan Diaz. Read entire book for full effect of how this piece fits in. Conversation here about my favorite jazz pianist, T. Monk only added to my appreciation of the book.

I really love Philip Glass when he doesn't sound like Philip Glass. This is magical, transporting.

It's better then Ludovico Einaudi. But I am noch sure what this means in quality matters....

bellísima interpretación! maestro!

bravo!!!

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Evening Song lyrics:❤❤ “The Blessed Lord spoke: Many of my births have passed away, And also the births of thee, Arjuna. I know them all; Thou dost not know them, Scorcher of the Foe (Arjuna). Although I am birthless and my self imperishable, Although I am the Lord of All Beings, Yet, by controlling my own material nature, I come into being by my own supernatural power. Whenever a decrease of righteousness Exists, Descendant of Bharata, And there is a rising up of unrighteousness, Then I give forth myself, For the protection of the good And the destruction of evil doers; For the sake of establishing righteousness, I come into being from age to age.” BG IV, 5-8

Peaches anyone?

I've enjoyed this song on the album for years, but never thought to go looking for a live performance until today. Incredible!

Bravo Michael! I loved it.

This particular piece may come across as quite easy, but is actually not, even just because of the multiple singing voices. Ok, it's not Bach, but still... Having said that, i must praise the choice of tempo, which is spot on, but i really can't understand how you couldn't notice the wrong note in the third melody. Ok, you make some mistakes here and there. Whatever. I don't even bother that. But in the third melody you systematically play a wrong note. That's too bad. It would have been a good performance otherwise. I get the fact that most people may not hear it, but how come you didn't notice it before the performance? I'm pretty sure Paul Barnes wrote it right. Good job anyway ;)

Where can I find more of your Glass renditions? These three performances are practically definitive!

You badass! These are some of the finest Glass renditions I have ever heard. Your technique and expression are world class.

That's a Yamaha Celesta with 56 keys

Even if Philip wrote it to be scherzo, I think the first section and the recapitulation are too fast to be musical. To me, the nuance of the melody in that part gets lost in the pyrotechnics. Skilled pianist, amazing… but slow down please.

Been to this venue and heard this ensemble but never got to do the two together, so thank you for sharing this. Definitely brought a bit of delight to an otherwise dreary evening.

Where can I find the sheet music to this??

Beautiful 😊

👍🎶👏👏👏

It's hard to imagine a finer performance of this magnificent piece, but give some credit to whoever engineered the recording too. I just came here from Andrew Chubb's performance, which I had to abandon because of the harshness of the recording.

Of great historical significance. Delightful music. Deserves to be heard.

Sehr schön gespielt!😀

Wonderful, magic music! Like in a fairy tale! Just mention: celesta could be a little louder if it were closer to the microphone.

Clicking noises harpsichord makes are always in the foreground, flute and violin often in the background. Why is this ensemble so unbalanced? There seems to be something seriously wrong with these "period instruments". It's hard to believe that this sound is "authentic".

Gracias por compartir la orquestación original. Thanks for sharing the original orchestration.

The celesta is an octave too high! Mozart knew what he was doing when he scored it for flute and oboe and viola which match the timbre of not only the glass harmonica, but the celesta as well.

The meaning of "Satyagraha" is so delicately synthesized in this tune...it comes back at you again, and again, just as Satyagraha does! Thank you!

I knew Judd Greenstein from Now Enseble.... he is a brillant composer... specially this one resonetes me Dubusy totally,,, invocates the same tempo and chords...

How refreshing to see a performance without flouncing. Sorry to labour the point and not discuss the performance, but this is also a visual treat to my (and my my wife's) eyes. A good looking man, sensitive face, well dressed, well groomed. Well recorded and nice camera work too by the way. Thanks for posting Michael.

Gorgeous!

Merci pour l'adaptation de cette scene jubilatoire d'Akhnaten, c'est plutot réussi ! Et terriblement difficile et bien joué !

Congrats to the celeste player, not the same for the oboe and viola players

Fantastic version! Wow.

Stunning!