Robert Wilson, a leader in avant-garde theater who collaborated with Philip Glass, David Byrne and Lady Gaga over his ...

He expanded our sense of what could happen on a stage by starkly limiting the action. In a climactic scene from “Einstein on ...

Robert Wilson, a visionary director and collaborator who worked with a diverse lineup of artists that included Philip Glass ...

Wilson, whose work was often characterized by distinct lighting and the expansion of time, worked with art world luminaries ...

Anchoring the opening weekend of La Jolla Music Society’s 2025 festival, Saturday’s concert celebrated the complete etudes of ...

The minimalist classical figurehead and electronic icon reflect on each other's work in a classic Future Music interview ...

In 1994, Philip Glass wrote six seemingly ordinary piano etudes for conductor and pianist Dennis Russell Davies on the occasion of his 50th birthday. Glass also wrote them for himself.

The people we throw stones at then later we use the same stones to build mausoleums for them," Glass said. In 1971, he formed the Philip Glass ensemble to perform his music, but struggled to pay them.

Steve Reich (left) guides Philip Glass, Jon Gibson, Richard Landry, and Arthur Murphy in a performance of his new work Four Log Drums at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1969.

Like plenty of 15-year-olds, Philip Glass liked to play hooky on Fridays. Unlike most 15-year-olds, he’d skip class to head to student matinees at the Chicago Symphony, where he’d marvel at ...

Yet he’s still hard to pin down, because there have been many different Philip Glasses over the composer’s 81 years. If you think you know who Philip Glass is, you probably don’t.

Composer Philip Glass changed the landscape of American music. As a founder of minimalism, Glass came up with a new way to make music and, with it, brought a new audience to the concert halls.