pjillip glass evening song from "satyagraha"
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4 comments:
Amazing
endless listening to that...
...the light shines
Coming down
Through the thick trees
And the warmth it brings
Allows that piece of peace
Get into my inner intensive...
...Originality.
i love this piece of music very much dulce! steven
When Erik was in High school Philip Glass was frequently played, steaming loudly from his room- such sweet sounds, sentimental and basically AWESOME! Thanks!
i got to see phillip glass and his ensemble play live and this is so cerebral this music and then when it's heard live so intensly physical . . . and the musicians . . .the singers . . . are so entirely immersed . . . . . steven
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