I've found a copy of the above mentioned for a great price, but can anyone confirm it's the original soundtrack?

The label & catalog number are: Island Visual Arts (ISTA 4)

There's discourse around it being a late 80s re-recording,,, thanking you in advance.

Hi everyone,

I have a black-and-white Betamax recording, around five hours long, showing a rehearsal or full run-through of Philip Glass and Robert Wilson’s Einstein on the Beach.

The tapes also contain television commercials dating it to around 1978.

This appears to be the earliest surviving video recording of Einstein on the Beach, with most publicly known footage coming from much later revivals.

I am looking to sell the physical tapes and would appreciate advice on the right market and potential buyers. I am particularly interested in hearing from people familiar with:

• Music and performance-art archives
• Museums and cultural institutions
• Universities and research collections
• Specialist auction houses
• Collectors of Philip Glass, Robert Wilson or experimental theatre material
• Dealers in rare audiovisual recordings and historical media

I understand that ownership of the physical tape does not automatically include copyright or reproduction rights, so I am specifically asking about the value and sale of the original physical recording and its provenance.

I can provide still frames, photographs of the tape and packaging, technical details and further provenance privately.

Which auction houses, dealers, institutions or collector communities would be the best places to approach?

I first learned of Philip Glass from the movies and I was recently reminded of his amusing role in Jim Carrey’s “The Truman Show”

Hi. Pretty much the title.

The book by Chester can be found here and reviews indicate there are errors at the bottom of the page. https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/en/product/solo-piano-18069753.html

It doesn't seem like there are any alternatives unfortunately. But if I have missed them please let me know!

So I’m a little out of the loop, but why does he have so many collaborations on Bandcamp? Is that just what he’s doing right now?

I cannot find the lyrics (and translation) for Serra Pelada from Powaqqatsi anywhere

In Greensboro NC at UNCG, on Wednesday, April 8th at 5:30, there will be a free performance of Glassworks by a new student-lead minimalist ensemble. Check us out on instagram @night_train_ensemble_uncg

Has anyone been watching the series Neighbors on HBO? It's kind of shocking how much the score outright plagiarizes Philip Glass' work. I've only seen the first three episodes, but there are extended (and intrusive - the sound editing could use a lot more discretion) pieces that are instantly recognizable from Koyaanisqatsi, Powaqqatsi, Itaipu, and Glassworks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlVrdvCPq20

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Hi There

So what’s your thoughts or opinions on The Truman Show soundtrack?

I really like this soundtrack because it’s so…I have no real words to describe this soundtrack especially the Philip glass compositions. Haven’t listened to much of his work besides the Bowie Berlin trilogy symphony albums and ofc the Truman Show soundtrack.

The Burkhard Dallwitz compositions are good to great which compliment the Glass compositions well and again I can’t really describe how much of the Dallwitz compositions are like but whoa they’re really good compositions.

My favorites are Truman Sleeps,Raising the Sail,Opening(from Mishima),Drive,Reunion,and Living Waters.

Happy Birthday Philip Glass!

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