Glass P

(Déjà Review) Superhuman performances in a fine recording [DC]

Such an odd mix of music, but somehow it works [DJB]

A new recording of Glass’s opera, the best yet [DHa]

A fine performance of the concerto but the other works do not impress [DJB]

Straight to the top of the list for the complete set [DJB]

(Déjà Review) An excellent sampler of the accessible Glass [DJB]

A compelling balance of technical finesse with expressive depth [PB]

(Déjà Review) As close as Glass ever came to modern jazz and this performance is really quite profound [PG]

A recital of mostly forgettable works of minimalism for piano [DHa]

An intriguing narrative ballet from John Neumeier [RMay]

A tremendous recording of an unsung modern masterpiece [PRJ]

(Déjà Review) A Glass soundtrack with a different sort of musical emphasis to what has often gone before [NHo]

(Déjà Review) Now we know what a minimalist symphony can be [HC]

Carroll’s poetic playing comes to the fore in the slower pieces [DJB]

An unusual disc of modern chamber music, but highly approachable [GF]

Glass’s piano etudes have become modern classics and these are fine performances [SB]

A richly varied collection of loosely minimalist works [PRJ]

A valuable selection of Glass’s fascinating Etudes [SB]

Yuja Wang displays her virtuosity and versatility [LW]

An intriguing start to a new Steinway venture [PRJ]

An invaluable insight into a master at work and play [PRJ]

For the Glass waverers out there, this might be the disc that dispels doubts [DJB]

Fascinating music, fine performances and recording, poor presentation [WH]

A few tempos don’t quite work, but some of the pieces match the best [DJB]