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Philip Glass’s Minimalist Language: How It Influenced Bowie, Eno, and even Hip Hop #continuum

from Continuum Music Studio · host Sarnia de la Maré FRSA

 Philip Glass’s minimalist language—built on repetition, gradual process, and pulsed energy—crossed from the downtown experimental scene into popular music, offering techniques and attitudes that numerous rock, new-wave, and alternative bands absorbed and transformed. The De La Maré Music ContinuumWritten and presented by iServalan™ (the stage name of Sarnia de la Maré FRSA)Music, listening, and the Continuum Approach: Exploring sound across genres, eras, and performance cultures — from Baroque to punk, hip-hop to minimalism — without hierarchy or haste.iservalan.com🎧 Podcast & essays: 🎻 Music School#iServalan #ContinuumApproach #MusicPodcast #RadicalListening #MusicAcrossGenres#PerformanceCulture #SarniaDeLaMaré

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