second page of philip glass' two pages on guitar and hammond organ

[doctordave]

The acoustic instruments are so much less grating than the synthesizer-only versions of this, which I must admit, even as a hardcore Glass fan, I have a hard time listening to from a pure timbre standpoint. But this is very pleasant. Bravo!

[MUSICpucinski]

One of the best 2 Pages!

Just Brilliant! :)

[CalvinScherer]

This is the most awesome version of Two pages!

[anxiousnightingale]

@CalvinScherer I'm happy that you like it.

[echoes707]

SUPER GENIAL MON AMI EXCELLENT 1000 ETOILES ******

[trojanlol]

@anxiousnightingale I mean, when you have to play exactly 26 times (26 times for the most repeated one right ?), is it still possible to enjoy what you're doing ? Or are you just thinking "13 ... 14 ... 15... 16" ?

[trojanlol]

ahah, great to listen to but it must be terrible to play without any mistake

[KunkkaFart]

Where can i find the full recording of this?

[anxiousnightingale]

@KunkkaFart This is my own home recording, it's published nowhere. I don't have the first half of this recording no more, because there was a "technical incident" in the recording : I only have the second half, this one that we can hear now here. Thank you for your interest.

[KunkkaFart]

@anxiousnightingale I see. Of the versions I have heard, I like this one the most. The baglama truly has an interesting timbre.

[theevmeister]

To frustrated tears...

[burger414]

This is kind of like a musical game. You sing along and see if you can change when they change! :-D It's fun!

[coldblackfire]

hocam dokturmusun yine. eline saglik

[piyanosuz]

interesting.

perfect synchronization between the two instruments, except at 5:37 where the guitarist has lost the fingers for one second ;-)