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One of our foremost contemporary Bach interpreters, Dinnerstein also consistently celebrates the music of the now 89-year-old Philip Glass.

The virtuoso talks about her recent and upcoming albums and her premiere of Eric Whitacre's 'The Pacific Has No Memory' honoring victims of the California wildfires.

Stellar technique and vast interpretive creativity make this wide-ranging release stand out among this year's many fine piano albums.

A starry concert event showcased Previn's last composition along with Greig, Fauré and Philip Glass plus new music by Kevin Puts.

Dinnerstein's masterful and thoroughly adult interpretive force makes her new album a balm for the soul, especially in such troubled times as these.

The music shows a spontaneity that is laudable and intellectually stimulating.

Meijer has crafted a brilliant album by interpreting the music of Philip Glass for harp.

Marvelous highlights and behind the scenes film of the 1984 BAM presentation of Einstein on the Beach.

This three-disc album celebrates Glass' 75th birthday.