Philip Glass with Julian Wachner on Symphony No. 5

“It was my intention [with Symphony No. 5] to provoke a flow of attention for the listener which would be based on the world's Wisdom Traditions-their commonalities, differences, and eccentricities. Now two decades after its premiere, this new recording by Trinity Wall Street and all the collected forces of orchestra, choirs, and singers under Julian Wachner, make these commonalities, differences, and eccentricities appear even more pronounced than was initially imagined.”
- Philip Glass, 2019
Today, our new recording of Philip Glass's Symphony No. 5: Requiem, Bardo, Nirmanakaya is being released by Orange Mountain Music. Get the complete 100-minute Symphony No. 5 on two CDs, and a DVD with a live concert of the symphony performed at Trinity Church, and this interview between Philip Glass and Julian Wachner, at trinitywallstreet.org/glass.

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Lovely man , wonderful caring mind . wonderful composer . So many writers don't care about hurting people they know and to hear someone say that he wouldn't do that ever, touches me deeply . a modality of living that everybody should follow