Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Philip Glass’s Music with Changing Parts marks the beginning of his recorded legacy.
After being turned down by the major record companies, Glass self-financed this landmark 1971 recording and released it on his own Chatham Square Records label with gallery owner Klaus Kertess.
Superior Viaduct has faithfully recreated this rare and historically important two-LP release, preserving the spirit of the original while making one of Philip Glass’s earliest recordings available to a new generation of listeners.
In this review, I discuss the music, the history, and why this remarkable recording still matters today.
#PhilipGlass #Minimalism #VinylRecords #MusicWithChangingParts
Philip Glass’s Music with Changing Parts marks the beginning of his recorded legacy.
After being turned down by the major record companies, Glass self-financed this landmark 1971 recording and released it on his own Chatham Square Records label with gallery owner Klaus Kertess.
Superior Viaduct has faithfully recreated this rare and historically important two-LP release, preserving the spirit of the original while making one of Philip Glass’s earliest recordings available to a new generation of listeners.
In this review, I discuss the music, the history, and why this remarkable recording still matters today.
#PhilipGlass #Minimalism #VinylRecords #MusicWithChangingParts
