Philip Glass – Naqoyqatsi : Life As War - Yo-Yo Ma (2LP, Translucent Red vinyl)
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Cello – Yo-Yo Ma
The Philip Glass Ensemble
Tenor Vocals – Tony Boutté
Soprano Vocals – Lisa Bielawa
Baritone Vocals – Paul Houghtaling
Bass Vocals – Al De Ruiter (A1, D1)
Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Alexandra Montano (C3)
The Philip Glass Ensemble:
- Keyboards – Michael Riesman
- Bass Clarinet – Virgil Blackwell
- Bass Trombone – Alan Raph
- Bassoon – Frank Morelli
- Cello – David Calhoun, Gregory Hesselink, Marisol Espada, Richard Locker, Semyon Fridman
- Clarinet – John Moses
- Double Bass – Gail Kruvand-Moye, Joseph Bongiorno
- Flute, Clarinet, Piccolo Flute – Andrew Sterman
- Flute, Piccolo Flute – David Wechsler, Timothy Malosh
- French Horn – Peter Gordon, Ronald Seli, Sharon Moe
- Harp – Susan Jolles
- Horns – Melanie Carp, Shelley Woodworth*
- Keyboards – Nico Muhly
- Percussion – Frank Cassara, Sean McCaul
- Soprano Saxophone – Jon Gibson
- Tenor Saxophone – Richard Peck
- Trombone – Dan Levine, Dean Plank, James Pugh, Keith O'Quinn
- Trumpet – Francis Bonny, Lorraine Cohen, William Rohdin
- Tuba – Andrew Rodgers
- Viola – Alfred Brown, Jill Jaffe, Linda Moss, Lois Martin, Masako Yanagita, Stephanie Fricker-Baer
- Violin – Anahid Ajemian, Jan Mullen, Joyce Hammann, Julianne Klopotic, Leonid Levin, Leszek Barnat, Linda Quan, Marti Sweet, Nancy McAlhany, Regis Iandiorio, Timothy Baker
Conductor – Michael Riesman
Composed and arranged by Philip Glass
2 LPs, gatefold jacket
Limited to 500 numbered copies
Original analog Master tape : YES
Heavy Press : 180g
Record color : Translucid Red
Speed : 33 RPM
Size : 12'’
Stereo
Studio
Record Press : Record Industry (The Netherlands)
Label : Music On Vinyl
Original Label : Sony Classical
Recorded At The Kooking Glass Studios, New York, NY & Futura Production, Boston, MA
Engineered by John Weston and Hector Castillo
Produced by Kurt Munkacsi
Executive-Producer – Jim Keller
Liner Notes by Godfrey Reggio, Philip Glass
Photography by Gil Gilbert
Design by Lisa Sparagano
Originally released in October 2002
Reissued in March 2024
Tracks :
Side A:
- Naqoyqatsi
- Primacy Of Number
Side B:
- Massman
- New World
- Religion
Side C:
- Media Weather
- Old World
- Intensive Time
Side D:
- Point Blank
- The Vivid Unknown
- Definition
Reviews:
"It is always impressive to hear an ensemble that plays well together, not only in terms of tonality, but also in tempo, and with sensitivity to other aspects of performance. While that is expected of professional musicians, it's surprising how often this is not the case on CDs. Members of the Philip Glass Ensemble had been working with each other and with the composer for a while and, therefore, perform Glass' music quite competently. The pick-up orchestra members employed on the Naqoyqatsi soundtrack should also get excellent marks. For that matter, so should conductor Michael Riesman, who has worked on all three Qatsi films. Even listeners who do not like Glass' music will admire the skill it takes to clearly execute keep those repetive rhythms and tones. The soloists, too, deserve praise. Ma plays in his usual musically sensitive way: on one track, it is interesting to hear the vocal soloist match timbre with the cello, sparking brief flashes where the two sound like one. Although recording the parts separately and then tweaking and mixing them back together could have "artificially" produced some of the cohesion (in which case credit should go to the engineers and editors), the musicians still deserve a lot of credit." AllMusic Review by Patsy Morita.
Naqoyqatsi is the third and final film in the Qatsi trilogy, meaning "life as war". About eighty percent of Naqoyqatsi uses archive footage and stock images manipulated and processed digitally on non-linear editing (workstations and intercut with specially produced computer-generated imagery to demonstrate society's transition from a natural environment to a technology-based one. Just like its predecessors Koyaanisqatsi and Powaqqatsi, the music was composed by Philip Glass. Performed by members of the Philip Glass Ensemble, and featuring the amazing Yo-Yo Ma on cello, this completes the lengthy score which was begun for this film series with "Koyaanisqatsi" in 1982. The music is more in the traditional orchestral tradition than much of Glass's work as a familiar doorway to images so disconnected from the familiar world. One instrument, the cello, plays through much of the piece. Some unconventional instruments are used in addition to traditional ones, including a didgeridoo and an electronically created jaw harp.
Ratings :
AllMusic : 4 / 5 ; Discogs : 4.74 / 5