Name: Philip Glass Music for Organ
Start: 2023-06-17T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-06-17T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Bold Tendencies

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James McVinnie

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Philip Glass Music for Organ

London

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Bold Tendencies

Philip Glass Music for Organ: Mad Rush Glass (+3 More)

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Mad Rush

Satyagraha

Music in Fifths

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Musette de cour Player

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Timpani

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Viola Pomposa Player

Viola da gamba

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Bass-baritone

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Bold Tendencies - the multi-story car park turned arts space in Peckham - open their new ‘slope stage’ with a concert of Philip Glass’ organ works, performed by James McVinnie.

A composer who emerged in the 1960s New York downtown art scene, Philip Glass played most of his early compositions in non-traditional concert venues, so the car ramps of Bold Tendencies’ car park are the perfect setting for this artist spotlight.


Iconic American composer Philip Glass has written many works across his career centred around the organ, celebrated here in a programme performed by James McVinnie. Perhaps better known in the cathedral or concert hall, the spatial conditions at Bold Tendencies are perfect for the organ’s vast, powerful sound and this special event will open our new “Slope Stage”. Opening with a jubilant Fanfare, McVinnie draws us into Glass’ seminal musical language with his presentation of important works including Music in Fifths, the Finale from Satyagraha and the masterwork Mad Rush, written in celebration of the Dalai Lama’s first public address in the US, a meditative and sublime study of mind/life.

Philip Glass (b.1937) is an American composer who emerged in the 1960s New York downtown art scene where he played his early compositions in non-traditional concert venues, lofts and galleries. Unparalleled in his ability to enthral a wide multi-generational audience across opera houses, concert halls, the dance world, film and popular music, his many collaborators include Brian Eno, David Bowie, Angélique Kidjo, Arthur Russell, Nico Muhly, and Laurie Anderson.

James McVinnie (b.1983) is a musician and performer, working at the intersection of the organ, contemporary classical and electronic music. Renowned for his boundless approach to music making and performance, McVinnie is founder of the James McVinnie Ensemble, a collective of London-based virtuoso keyboardists specialising in new music, inaugurated at Bold Tendencies in 2021.

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Philip Glass Music for Organ by Glass, Various, From (2023/2023), Bold Tendencies, London, United Kingdom

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