Conductor James Bagwell interviews Philip Glass.
by Paul J. Pelkonen
Fans of the music of composer Philip Glass should flock to Carnegie Hall tomorrow night, where James Bagwell and the Collegiate Chorale will give the New York premiere of Mr. Glass's Symphony No. 7 "Toltec." The work appears on a program of modern music that also features Oceana by Osvaldo Golijov, a work in the style and structure of a Bach cantata. Mr. Golijov is the current composer-in-residence at Carnegie Hall.
The following is a brief interview between Mr. Bagwell and Mr. Glass, provided to Superconductor by the good folks at Michelle Tabnick Communications.
(No, I didn't do too much work on it, but how often do you get to run an interview with a composer like Philip Glass?)
by Paul J. Pelkonen
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| Toltec ruins at Tula, Mexico. |
The following is a brief interview between Mr. Bagwell and Mr. Glass, provided to Superconductor by the good folks at Michelle Tabnick Communications.
(No, I didn't do too much work on it, but how often do you get to run an interview with a composer like Philip Glass?)
