Philip Glass is an American composer and one of the most influential musicians of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. A pioneer of minimalist music, Glass has composed operas, symphonies, film scores and chamber music that have redefined what classical music can be. His work has reached audiences far beyond the concert hall through his acclaimed film scores, including those for The Hours, Kundun and the Qatsi trilogy. Glass's distinctive style — built on repetitive structures and slowly shifting harmonies — is instantly recognisable and has influenced generations of musicians across genres. His books and audiobooks offer readers and listeners intimate insights into his creative process and extraordinary musical life.
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