Each composer in this lesson is considered a revolutionary in some respect. Philip Glass was the composer who revolutionized Western art music by incorporating Eastern (specifically Indian) patterns of musical repetition into his works.
Undoubtedly, Glass is the foremost composer to win a vast, multi-generational audience in the opera house, the concert hall, the dance world, film, and widespread shows. Philip Glass, the Illusionist worked in his father's radio shop and found music by listening to offbeat Western classical records.
He explored non-western music in India and parts of Africa and used the approaches to his composition. His exhibits are epic and a must-see for any opera fan!
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Purcell's opera Dido and Aeneas was composed<span> for: a production at a girl's school</span>
A) refers to the visual “heaviness” or “lightness” in a work of art.
Answer: I’m sorry I don’t know that type of language.
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