“Dear Leonard. To look life in the face. Always to look life in the face and to know it for what it is. At last to know it. To love it for what it is, and then, to put it away. Leonard. Always the years between us. Always the years. Always the love. Always the hours.”
My mother used to listen to this specific track when she got chemo.. It was a sound she could relate to in some way, used it to find peace in her mind, in her situation.. I hope she found peace listening to it when we played it at her funeral. Beautiful music
I'm always in wonder at how Glass' music summons up a real reflective mood. I'm very glad that his genius is alive in our time. My sincere wishes that you are consoled. Loss is a bitter thing.
The first time I watched this movie at the cinema I felt so moved by the music that I cried. Philip Glass has the power to touch your heart like very few artists.
I listen to this section of music on my train journey to work into the centre of London of London five days a week.Such beauty it saves me from madness
I visit my friend "N" who is slowly slipping into a form of dementia. She can't form coherent thoughts or express them in words. She can't follow the story line of the simplest TV plot. She sometimes looks blankly at me not sure who I am. But... when I slip the headphones on her and play this music from The Hours, she lies back peaceful. " I could listen to this music all day", she says.
this song was one of the things that kept my spirit alive when I was in a really bad stage of my life. All the credit goes to Philip Glass, musical genius.
Philip Glass gave the modern audience what they want, which is consistent volume and tempo suitable for intimate sounds between earphones or enclosed personal spaces, and hidden melody that can be singed along, it is an adaptation when musicians can no longer confine their audiences in one venue and have their inescapable attention. (Means in the old days, audiences have to go on the ride of volume, tempo and mood swings a live show can offer, but not for busy serial fragmental music listeners of the modernity, who wants to avoid adjusting volumes between piano music and pop, and distracted by the bi-polar swings of some classical pieces. ) While a lot say it is minimalism, I don’t think so. It has all elements of the attractions of other already proofed classical music, like tensional melody, subtle tempo change, narration with a climax, it is just that those elements are spread into a slower time frame than expected from the familiar by and hidden among atmosphere notes(yep, I think that is what those repetition notes are). That is why when professional pianists demonstrate Glass’ pieces in higher tempo and help the ears to find melody, and differentiate layers, these elements are revealed and resulting in absolute captivating music.
I've got this music from a good girl friend seven years ago as a Valentine gift. Unfortunately she left me for someone other. I never could forget her anymore and hence I listened hundreds of times this CD at highest possible sound level. Marielou I' can't forget you but wish you all the luck you can get in your marriage with Leon.
Poem I wrote to this piece (hope you enjoy): Let the fire blaze, and shine a light of freedom, Let the fog fade, to clear a path for redemption, Let your clothes stain, rain blood, sweat and tears of fears for the future, You will remain standing, no matter landing, Make us proud. Make some noise. Make it loud. Do not search for your path let the wind blow you where it may, do not fight it, invite it. Wear your scars as a medal of honour, and sacrifice, of all things you've lost and conquered what do you long for? if I stripped you of everything you had what would you run towards? And now that you venture into the light, Its warmth will surprise you, But don't let it lie to you too much and it blinds you, and in a blink of an eye everything turns dark; and so you will fade into the unforgiving winters trying to remind yourself of summer, Do not fight it, invite it, And let the wind blow you where it may.
"Dear Leonard, To look life in the face, always - to look life in the face, and to know it for what it is. At last, to know it. To love it, for what it is, and then... to put it away. Leonard, always the years between us, always the years. Always, the love. Always, the hours."
It's really quite sad that people my age don't enjoy this music.. Philip Glass's compositions are truly amazing. Listening to this makes me proud to be a musician.
10 лет назад+24
Just played this piece today in new years concert at one place in Holland.. Next to pieces by Bach, Scarlatti, Ravel and Debussy. And I must say that poeple (concerning their feedback) were most touched by this piece (together with Ravel's Pavane). Well.., simple music score "settings" truly doesn't mean bad music.. ;)
Played it again today. It's haunting and, accompanied by such wonderful photography, stays with you. Glass is a truly magical composer who is sorely needed on today's lacklustre music scene.
A quote from Aeschylus. Doesn't get any better than that. Blew my socks off. The cathartic cleansing of Aeschylus. Divine. I believe we've corresponded before a few weeks back. I'm always coming across your quotes. Here's one for you.... "Lose your mind and come to your senses". Fritz perls. Noel
hey, ıts not warm or hot its cold night but dark and we have wind in here Münster, Germany. I listened it in a that condition with an open window. I loved . Your description is good.
I almost lost my life in a hospital years ago. This awesome piece helped me to recover. I listened to it each day, many times the same day because I loved it. I got acquainted to it through the movie .
along with the brilliance of Streep, Moore, Kidman, Harris, Danes, and Janey.... this music was a large part of the success of this movie...outstanding!
Recuerdo la primera vez que vi Las Horas, pasaba por muy malos momentos en mi vida, laboral, familiar y sentimental... La acumulación de tantas cosas muy malas... Cuando vi la peli sentí que de alguna forma las 3 protagonistas podían entenderme lo que me pasaba, de alguna forma sentí que estaba conectada a ellas y ellas a mi.
@Michael Almir so, she said about an memory that she fell a bad moments in life, family and work. Many bad thinks. When she listened first time she fell that 3 things was connected. She with thing and the things wihy she
more appropriately would be photographs of cancer stricken, dying people looking out on the world...this is about shortness of life, this is about something ominous and something you can never have again...
why I get tears While listening this soundtrack::Its so beautiful .One cannot create this masterpeice without having a feel of it ..Such a great work...Who care Awards When it Won HEARTS.....
it recreates memory from my past to my present so softly so slowly so peacefully so happily so satisfactorily so sweetly so sadly then so gladly so clearly.....
This was mine and my late husband’s signature piece of dinner music. And after dinner… And lovemaking… Thank you Philip Glass for making great memories for us.
Brings tear to my eyes... I don't know if it makes sense.. But i have such a connection with this song.... it makes everything worse. But so much better. Beautiful. Just Beautiful.
Vivir no puede ser un castigo. Es difícil. La vida no es perfecta. Nada es eterno. Ni siquiera el dolor, el sufrimiento, aunque lo parezca. Por favor, levanten el ánimo.
Thank you for making me go back to see what is this wonder work that I had never seen before. Amazing work! I am very proud, if I may, to be your compatriot.
Poignant is a fitting adjective for this music. It touches you deeply, it's sad but there's a hint of hope and love within it. And thanks for this video so carefully put together, the pics. express the music really well. A work of love, much appreciated.
Сможет ли кто-нибудь сделать что-то подобное? Безусловно нет! Я постоянно пытаюсь данное чудо прочувствовать в ситуации где, как мне кажется, оно будет не уместно. Но у меня ничего не получается. Это творение вписывается в любую ситуацию. И везде оно успокаивает, приводит в чувство, создаёт волнующие ощущение, переживание и погружает в глубокие раздумья о жизни, которую я бы хотел устроить на свой лад. Спасибо, Филипп Гласс. С любовью из России.
Thank you for those kind words, everyone. And above all, thank you Philip Glass, should you ever read this. This beautiful piece of art, this music has become a legacy to me. Heritage. Because whatever it was that my mother sought and found in this song, I seek too, and find it every single time. I hope some of you do too
Todos mis peores presagios se estaban cumpliendo irremediablemente. Aunque aún estaba vivo me sentía casi muerto, y sa bia que ya nada dependía de mí, por tanto, en un último y desgarrador esfuerzo abandone aquella aquella ciudad muerta. Me fui de noche como una sombra sin nombre...
Je kiffe grave cette pièce, je l'écoute depuis longtemps,quand j'ai du désir de laisser questo mondo ,allora arriva il giorno , più meglio di immaginare una cosa diversa.
Hauntingly beautiful, makes you want to just step back, take a moment and really look at your life - just for a second, and soak it all in. So that it hopefully all makes sense.
I agree with all of you. The song is enchantingly beautiful. I've always enjoyed it but now I like it even more on account of your story involving your mother, DEVERMEIRE. I lost my own mom 4 years ago this on this Month and I feel for you. May the peace of God guard your heart and your mind.
phillip glass inspired the band muse's song 'take a bow'- give it a listen you can really sense the connection. theres a real similarity in the atmosphere
yes it's a great movie, I loved it! The music drives me mad though, so much so that I turned the volume down while watching the movie. But maybe that was the point for putting this music with this movie: to create a feeling of going mad, of physical discomfort, of utter depression...
La belleza o sentir la vida, este maravilloso regalo de nuestro señor Jesucristo, nuestro Dios, debemos sentir y amar , no hay tiempo la vida es breve. Un Catolico español.
"The Hours" is scored for solo piano, strings, harp, celesta and percussion (glockenspiel & triangle, one player). This is a very short excerpt. The suite (a piano concerto, indeed) is one hour long. Glass also published a transcription for solo piano.
The beauty of Philip Glass sounds always amaze me, but I have to say your choice of Images for your video is not less inspirational. Both take me to a state of AWE.
it's a battle between the brain, the rational and the feeling, soul, the irrational part of you and in some the rational part is more developed, in some feeling is in front...an even balance would be preferable, but it would never be a perfect balance, it will go one way or the other and it's all soooo circumstiantal and so blury...
Dearest, I feel certain I am going mad again. I feel we can’t go through another of those terrible times. And I shan’t recover this time. I begin to hear voices, and I can’t concentrate. So I am doing what seems the best thing to do. You have given me the greatest possible happiness. You have been in every way all that anyone could be. I don’t think two people could have been happier till this terrible disease came. I can’t fight any longer. I know that I am spoiling your life, that without me you could work. And you will I know. You see I can’t even write this properly. I can’t read. What I want to say is I owe all the happiness of my life to you. You have been entirely patient with me and incredibly good. I want to say that everybody knows it. If anybody could have saved me it would have been you. Everything has gone from me but the certainty of your goodness. I can’t go on spoiling your life any longer I don’t think two people could have been happier than we have been
it's like angels surrounding my world...bad good happy and sad angels..feels like travelling through the magic of the wind....feeling my skin warm and cold...Long live hope
This is probably the most beautiful music I have ever heard man create. Falling to devistation in a society where man is at mans throat. Made with love, born into hate, it seems like there is little left that is so moving or beautiful. You have to truely find it and my god.... does Philip Glass really nail that beauty. Thank you so much
“Dear Leonard. To look life in the face. Always to look life in the face and to know it for what it is. At last to know it. To love it for what it is, and then, to put it away. Leonard. Always the years between us. Always the years. Always the love. Always the hours.”
Thank you, now I don’t have to type this out. ♥️ Always the hours between us, is seemingly relatable to most of us.
Are you a live ?
La vida de una persona...en un día...y en ese día...toda su vida
Beautiful to really believe in life and the power of life and the power of love xxx.
To my parents...they shine for ever in the sky
My mother used to listen to this specific track when she got chemo.. It was a sound she could relate to in some way, used it to find peace in her mind, in her situation.. I hope she found peace listening to it when we played it at her funeral.
Beautiful music
Vincent Vermeiren May she rest in peace
That is very moving. I am sorry for your loss, that is beautiful that you could play it at her service.
This music is in Heaven*
May She Rest In Peace🙏
I'm always in wonder at how Glass' music summons up a real reflective mood. I'm very glad that his genius is alive in our time. My sincere wishes that you are consoled. Loss is a bitter thing.
Music is so powerful
The first time I watched this movie at the cinema I felt so moved by the music that I cried. Philip Glass has the power to touch your heart like very few artists.
I felt like that listening to Phillip Glass "Opening"
I was just reading his memoir, sitting on the free bookshelf at an old fashioned coffeehouse. I think you'd love that. :)
...ich habe diese so berührende Musik vor wenigen Tagen gehört.
Ja, sie berührt so sehr, dass man weint...☆☆☆.
I listen to this section of music on my train journey to work into the centre of London of London five days a week.Such beauty it saves me from madness
Ah, commuting into London ....I know that going mad feeling!
Why on Earth would you choose to live like that?
Lil bit of madness makes thing beautiful.
Nice
The genius of Philip Glass
I have NEVER in my life(and I am 53) heard a more hauntingly beautiful song as this masterpiece! Thank you for posting!
@@charlesgauthier8287 Not necessarily.
get some new ears.
@@maryannetesh4105 wow so cool
If you like phillip glass you should also check out max richter on the nature of day light. Incredible
I know what you mean Donna, I also love Openings from his Glassworks album, it takes my mind to another realm
I visit my friend "N" who is slowly slipping into a form of dementia.
She can't form coherent thoughts or express them in words.
She can't follow the story line of the simplest TV plot.
She sometimes looks blankly at me not sure who I am.
But... when I slip the headphones on her and play this music from The Hours, she lies back peaceful.
" I could listen to this music all day", she says.
this song was one of the things that kept my spirit alive when I was in a really bad stage of my life. All the credit goes to Philip Glass, musical genius.
Philip Glass gave the modern audience what they want, which is consistent volume and tempo suitable for intimate sounds between earphones or enclosed personal spaces, and hidden melody that can be singed along, it is an adaptation when musicians can no longer confine their audiences in one venue and have their inescapable attention.
(Means in the old days, audiences have to go on the ride of volume, tempo and mood swings a live show can offer, but not for busy serial fragmental music listeners of the modernity, who wants to avoid adjusting volumes between piano music and pop, and distracted by the bi-polar swings of some classical pieces. )
While a lot say it is minimalism, I don’t think so. It has all elements of the attractions of other already proofed classical music, like tensional melody, subtle tempo change, narration with a climax, it is just that those elements are spread into a slower time frame than expected from the familiar by and hidden among atmosphere notes(yep, I think that is what those repetition notes are).
That is why when professional pianists demonstrate Glass’ pieces in higher tempo and help the ears to find melody, and differentiate layers, these elements are revealed and resulting in absolute captivating music.
Hi. Do you have some recommandations of the latter?
I've got this music from a good girl friend seven years ago as a Valentine gift. Unfortunately she left me for someone other. I never could forget her anymore and hence I listened hundreds of times this CD at highest possible sound level. Marielou I' can't forget you but wish you all the luck you can get in your marriage with Leon.
I'm Leon's coworker. How are you now?
Astonishing piece of music, simply great to be alive to listen to it.
are you deaf?
@@maryannetesh4105 bruh stop let people enjoy the music you probably listen to mumble wrap
Poem I wrote to this piece (hope you enjoy):
Let the fire blaze, and shine a light of freedom,
Let the fog fade, to clear a path for redemption,
Let your clothes stain, rain blood, sweat and tears of fears for the future,
You will remain standing, no matter landing,
Make us proud.
Make some noise.
Make it loud.
Do not search for your path let the wind blow you where it may,
do not fight it, invite it.
Wear your scars as a medal of honour, and sacrifice, of all things you've lost and conquered
what do you long for?
if I stripped you of everything you had what would you run towards?
And now that you venture into the light,
Its warmth will surprise you,
But don't let it lie to you
too much and it blinds you,
and in a blink of an eye everything turns dark;
and so you will fade into the unforgiving winters trying to remind yourself of summer,
Do not fight it,
invite it,
And let the wind blow you where it may.
Beautiful
@@marthacunningham2028 thanks! I sent this poem to my highschool english teacher and she really liked it as well.
Most eloquent.
Very True and very beautiful 😍
Yep. You've captured the music, beauty and feeling of the moment. You're a poet.
Should have definitely gotten the Oscar for best original score. Well, even without the statuette, it is a masterpiece.
I was listening to it yesterday and wondering "he must had gotten the Oscar for it, is impossible that he didn't". And well, I checked out, he didn't.
André Camilo Who won?
I couldn´t agree more! I have just attended his concert at Ibirapuera park, here in São Paulo, Brazil and it was simply stunning!
Yes
@@amparonarbona5142 .
"Dear Leonard,
To look life in the face, always - to look life in the face, and to know it for what it is. At last, to know it. To love it, for what it is, and then... to put it away. Leonard, always the years between us, always the years. Always, the love.
Always, the hours."
It's really quite sad that people my age don't enjoy this music.. Philip Glass's compositions are truly amazing. Listening to this makes me proud to be a musician.
Just played this piece today in new years concert at one place in Holland.. Next to pieces by Bach, Scarlatti, Ravel and Debussy. And I must say that poeple (concerning their feedback) were most touched by this piece (together with Ravel's Pavane). Well.., simple music score "settings" truly doesn't mean bad music.. ;)
Played it again today. It's haunting and, accompanied by such wonderful photography, stays with you. Glass is a truly magical composer who is sorely needed on today's lacklustre music scene.
"It is an easy thing for one whose foot is on the outside of calamity to give advice and to rebuke the sufferer."
Aeschylus.
A quote from Aeschylus. Doesn't get any better than that. Blew my socks off. The cathartic cleansing of Aeschylus. Divine. I believe we've corresponded before a few weeks back. I'm always coming across your quotes. Here's one for you.... "Lose your mind and come to your senses". Fritz perls. Noel
This is one of the most beautiful music I have ever heard ..my greeting to you from the middle of the desert.
I agree this is beautiful and brings tears to my eyes. Greetings to you my friend from southern England.
I could hardly think of any other musical piece more perfect for Virgina Woolf ...
This is her, entirely.
*This Soundtrack is a masterpiece...deserved an Oscar!!*
A warm summer night, an open window, the wind is whistling through the leaves in the dark night, Glass is playing - the perfect time to write.
Agree :)
yup!
Hope so! Do you take part in Nano?
It's campnano right now- you should join in for the June camp, great way to ease back in and not get thrown under the 50k train!
hey, ıts not warm or hot its cold night but dark and we have wind in here Münster, Germany. I listened it in a that condition with an open window. I loved . Your description is good.
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته ماشاءالله تبارك الرحمن احلى لايك
I almost lost my life in a hospital years ago. This awesome piece helped me to recover. I listened to it each day, many times the same day because I loved it. I got acquainted to it through the movie .
Pues sí, mi amigo, todo lo bello siempre nos habla de la muerte.
I need a hug :(
Hafça Mar Hugs
Please do feel tightly, warmly hugged right now.
@@LaEve thank you
Me too
Fucking amazing, I feel happy and insecure at the same time
along with the brilliance of Streep, Moore, Kidman, Harris, Danes, and Janey.... this music was a large part of the success of this movie...outstanding!
Astonished, I have no words to describe how this makes me feel.
The song made think of two things, 1- I'll watch this movie and 2- need to start working on my first composition if I want to reach some level.
Carl Johnson Go for it! :) Good luck!
+Carl Johnson Forget about it. You won't get anywhere.
+gfgf fgff wow, you're a bad person. Wish you all the worst that can happen. have a bad day!
+gfgf fgff Damn officer Tenpenny is that you.
+gfgf fgff
Even here ,on this very matter,we can find posts like yours ?
Pitiful.
A great movie, a great music by Philip Glass.
Steps of life.
Thank You for the upload.
Recuerdo la primera vez que vi Las Horas, pasaba por muy malos momentos en mi vida, laboral, familiar y sentimental... La acumulación de tantas cosas muy malas... Cuando vi la peli sentí que de alguna forma las 3 protagonistas podían entenderme lo que me pasaba, de alguna forma sentí que estaba conectada a ellas y ellas a mi.
las horas estan en todos nosostros.
@Michael Almir so, she said about an memory that she fell a bad moments in life, family and work. Many bad thinks. When she listened first time she fell that 3 things was connected. She with thing and the things wihy she
Me pasó exactamente igual.
This is just such a wonderful piece, the piano with the string orchestra...
I think this is much better... For me... It's like a movie, you know... With a beginning, middle and end. But the soundtrack of Carol is also good.
+Chris Georgiadis it sounds like his, but the soundtrack from Carol was actually written by Carter Burwell.
Where are you from ?
Thessaloniki / Greece
All classical sounds are "like movies". Just ear...
Philip Glass is one of the greatest composers of our time
เด่กถาปัตย์ลาดกระบัง 67 มาเช็คอินละคับ🥹
more appropriately would be photographs of cancer stricken, dying people looking out on the world...this is about shortness of life, this is about something ominous and something you can never have again...
For this film, including it's soundtrack, there's only one way to describe it: perfect!
Genius. Layers of simplicity that generate lovely complexity.
why I get tears While listening this soundtrack::Its so beautiful .One cannot create this masterpeice without having a feel of it ..Such a great work...Who care Awards When it Won HEARTS.....
This piece means the world to me. Thanks for posting it......
Μας έστειλε ο μεγάλος Θανάσης Παπακωνσταντίνου εδώ και δεν έχει άδικο ...
feels kinda weird when the music stopped, then i hit replay, and everything made sense.
it recreates memory from my past to my present so softly so slowly so peacefully so happily so satisfactorily so sweetly so sadly then so gladly so clearly.....
the perfect music man classic of the future, he knows all sensitive
This was mine and my late husband’s signature piece of dinner music. And after dinner… And lovemaking… Thank you Philip Glass for making great memories for us.
Perfect music, in every note, tone, time... hour
How does one dislike this magnificent beauty?
superbe, merci
Brings tear to my eyes... I don't know if it makes sense.. But i have such a connection with this song.... it makes everything worse. But so much better.
Beautiful. Just Beautiful.
i relate
such a minimalistic,glass is king of minimalism.
Am i the only one who thinks this sounds like Time after Time ??? Esp the first half minute
De como la música puede dibujar en nuestra mente nuestro estado de ánimo
Je pleure....
Si chiant.
Cuando el castigo no es la muerte, sino seguir, día a día en pie, simulando vivir
Vivir no puede ser un castigo. Es difícil. La vida no es perfecta. Nada es eterno. Ni siquiera el dolor, el sufrimiento, aunque lo parezca. Por favor, levanten el ánimo.
thank you...thank you...thank you people
Thank you for making me go back to see what is this wonder work that I had never seen before. Amazing work! I am very proud, if I may, to be your compatriot.
historia, imagen y sonido...perfecto equilibrio. Sensaciones a flor de piel
Poignant is a fitting adjective for this music. It touches you deeply, it's sad but there's a hint of hope and love within it. And thanks for this video so carefully put together, the pics. express the music really well. A work of love, much appreciated.
I m addicted to this music.just unbelievebly beautiful!
Ainda vou me suicidar ouvindo isto, é tão romântico!
Изумительная Музыка!... И замечательные фотографии! Нет слов! ...Спасибо за видео!
мне это очень нравится
Сможет ли кто-нибудь сделать что-то подобное? Безусловно нет!
Я постоянно пытаюсь данное чудо прочувствовать в ситуации где, как мне кажется, оно будет не уместно. Но у меня ничего не получается. Это творение вписывается в любую ситуацию. И везде оно успокаивает, приводит в чувство, создаёт волнующие ощущение, переживание и погружает в глубокие раздумья о жизни, которую я бы хотел устроить на свой лад. Спасибо, Филипп Гласс. С любовью из России.
Thank you for those kind words, everyone.
And above all, thank you Philip Glass, should you ever read this.
This beautiful piece of art, this music has become a legacy to me.
Heritage.
Because whatever it was that my mother sought and found in this song,
I seek too, and find it every single time.
I hope some of you do too
Beautiful😌😌😌 thank you Philip Glass🌹
One of the best soundtracks ive ever heard
Todos mis peores presagios se estaban cumpliendo irremediablemente. Aunque aún estaba vivo me sentía casi muerto, y sa bia que ya nada dependía de mí, por tanto, en un último y desgarrador esfuerzo abandone aquella aquella ciudad muerta. Me fui de noche como una sombra sin nombre...
Je kiffe grave cette pièce, je l'écoute depuis longtemps,quand j'ai du désir de laisser questo mondo ,allora arriva il giorno , più meglio di immaginare una cosa diversa.
Hauntingly beautiful, makes you want to just step back, take a moment and really look at your life - just for a second, and soak it all in. So that it hopefully all makes sense.
This really is exceptional, inspirational and beautiful in every way ..
pensei que nunca mais ouviria essa maravilha.obrigado.
I agree with all of you. The song is enchantingly beautiful. I've always enjoyed it but now I like it even more on account of your story involving your mother, DEVERMEIRE. I lost my own mom 4 years ago this on this Month and I feel for you. May the peace of God guard your heart and your mind.
phillip glass inspired the band muse's song 'take a bow'- give it a listen you can really sense the connection. theres a real similarity in the atmosphere
La cosa más hermosa.
yes it's a great movie, I loved it! The music drives me mad though, so much so that I turned the volume down while watching the movie. But maybe that was the point for putting this music with this movie: to create a feeling of going mad, of physical discomfort, of utter depression...
La belleza o sentir la vida, este maravilloso regalo de nuestro señor Jesucristo, nuestro Dios, debemos sentir y amar , no hay tiempo la vida es breve. Un Catolico español.
ploom ploom ploom ploom ploom plomm
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
"The Hours" is scored for solo piano, strings, harp, celesta and percussion (glockenspiel & triangle, one player). This is a very short excerpt. The suite (a piano concerto, indeed) is one hour long. Glass also published a transcription for solo piano.
3:24 ❤️
Yes 💜
FANTASTIC... OH MY GOD!
"I don´t think anyone could be as happy as we were"
who is still listening to this video in 2017? me too...java cheers
Meh too!
2020 💝 for me
who is listening right now .. 25-4-2017 ?!
"Où suis-je ? Où va ce bloc qui roule et m'emporte ?"
The beauty of Philip Glass sounds always amaze me, but I have to say your choice of Images for your video is not less inspirational. Both take me to a state of AWE.
It is hauntingly beautiful
it's a battle between the brain, the rational and the feeling, soul, the irrational part of you and in some the rational part is more developed, in some feeling is in front...an even balance would be preferable, but it would never be a perfect balance, it will go one way or the other and it's all soooo circumstiantal and so blury...
Some Glass I hadn't heard, thankyou.
You didn't then see the film? If you haven't, I hope you will. It's a revelatory experience.
I don't see why this music is called ”minimalist”. It's just music.
Not unlike Danny Elfman, Glass creates something horrifying and beautiful at the same time, like the last breath of life. Truely amazing.
Yes
Max Richter is very much included with Elfman and Glass to me.
Which of us is not forever a stranger and alone?
Dearest,
I feel certain I am going mad again. I feel we can’t go through another of those terrible times. And I shan’t recover this time. I begin to hear voices, and I can’t concentrate. So I am doing what seems the best thing to do. You have given me the greatest possible happiness. You have been in every way all that anyone could be. I don’t think two people could have been happier till this terrible disease came. I can’t fight any longer. I know that I am spoiling your life, that without me you could work. And you will I know. You see I can’t even write this properly. I can’t read. What I want to say is I owe all the happiness of my life to you. You have been entirely patient with me and incredibly good. I want to say that everybody knows it. If anybody could have saved me it would have been you. Everything has gone from me but the certainty of your goodness. I can’t go on spoiling your life any longer
I don’t think two people could have been happier than we have been
Music that transports me and thrills, great master philip glass.
trasporta a lo mas profundo del ser! e invita a hacer conciencia!
Dear Philip Glass
Thank you
This masterpiece could be called “Life is”
Las horas..los días...los años....nos persiguen, nos rodean, nos atrapan......
it's like angels surrounding my world...bad good happy and sad angels..feels like travelling through the magic of the wind....feeling my skin warm and cold...Long live hope
it is so stiring and yet seems compassionate ,it gives you faith to look to the future, and helps over come loneliness rom loss.
This is probably the most beautiful music I have ever heard man create. Falling to devistation in a society where man is at mans throat. Made with love, born into hate, it seems like there is little left that is so moving or beautiful. You have to truely find it and my god.... does Philip Glass really nail that beauty. Thank you so much
Ancora ad oggi ..non credo ci sia un film più bello di questo ..musiche ..attori...❤
Какая напряженная музыка. И возвышающая.
What a great job! The song is awesome with its simple melody......
KA HIN LI it's not a song. did you hear anyone singing?
Las horas.
exquisita versión
He uses some real techniques of hypnosis in his music and most of the time, like here, he does it beautifully.
What do you mean by "real techniques of hypnosis"? Many thanks
Same question as Julia.
Repetition is the key.