Composer Philip Glass discusses his relationship with the piano.

Last week, composer Philip Glass took a break from rehearsals at Carmel's Sunset Center to talk about the relationship he has with the piano.
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[@Marcus_Sylvester]

Every bits of commentary on music by Philip Glass are welcome. 👍 👍

[@Josie5100]

- A time machine- Very interesting.

[@tedl7538]

In this way it's like a long-term human relationship: each person functions as the other's time machine, and the way one positions oneself in relation to the other, both physically and conceptually, will affect the resulting tone and dynamic of the interactions.

[@lisaarchuletta3702]

That is a beautiful piano I just wondering if you remember the older ladies they live to be like in their hundreds the ones that lived out towards castroville I think they were related to John Steinbeck they lived out by the really old cemetery just a little flat out there by the Little Red School I was just those ladies were so nice they just took everybody in

[@Baqsam]

Genius on planet earth

[@francobonanni3499]

How he personal lives the piano or better his music. The piano is an extension of himself where his music is folded out and extended out of time.