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Cincinnati.com: Haimovitz, CSO sing in haunting Glass concerto
April 1, 2012 Composer Philip Glass featured the cello in his soundtrack to the Godfrey Reggio film “Naqoyqatsi,” he said, because “we think of the cello as the instrument closest to the human voice.”...
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William C White: My Week with Philip
April 4, 2012 It’s not so often that Cincinnati, OH feels like the center of the musical world, and it’s even rarer that I get to work with several of my musical idols on a single project. But every...
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Jewishjournal.com: Matt Haimovitz: Global yet grounded
March 20, 2013 Speaking by phone from Montreal, Israeli-born cellist Matt Haimovitz revealed that he’s a great admirer of the American singer Nina Simone. Looking at his life and career, one can easily...
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Audiophilia: Glass — Cello Concerto No.2 ‘Naqoyqatsi’/Matt Haimovitz, cello/...
June 3, 2010 The music for Philip Glass’ second concerto for cello and orchestra is cobbled from a 2001 film score, Naqoyqatsi: Life as War. Glass seems to have particular success when using Hopi...
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OpusOneReview: The Oceanic Terrace of Philip Glass’s Cello Concerto No. 2. A...
June 4, 2013 Philip Glass. Cello Concerto No.2 “Naqoyqatsi”. Matt Haimowitz–Denis Russell Davies. Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Orange Mountain Music. Philip Glass makes music that mostly sounds like...
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Restlessandreal : Adding flesh to the minimalist scarecrow: Cello Concerto...
June 19, 2013 Performed by Matt Haimovitz-Dennis Russell Davies and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Like a lot of people, I first became aware of Philip Glass’ music through his soundtrack work,...
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BBC Music Magazine: Review of Philip Glass Cello Concerto No. 2 ‘Natoyqatsi”
December 12, 2013 This Concerto grew from music Glass composed in 2001 for Naqoyqatsi, his third collaboration with the innovative documentary director, Godfrey Reggio. Glass had completed his first...
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