REWORK_ (Philip Glass Remixed)

The graphics and the music are exceptional as they come and rather artistic. I enjoy listening to it looping or even using it as a decorating illustration framework at home on the iPad version! Everybody is asking what it is and what it can do! Sadly it drains the battery, since if screen is on battery safe mode, it will stop playing. As a user I would like to have the option to control this mode. I want to listen to the music when my iPhone is in my pocket and I am on the go, that's not possible now as the screen is always on for now. Also the is great interActivity with the visuals as you can stroke the screen for he graphics to change, but u find it kind if lifeless if that doesn't really have any affect apart for meaningfully stroking. At first interaction my expectation was that it would influence the musical piece and form some sort if dialogue with me and the soundtrack or give me some info like the background if each track perhaps. I hope my feedback may benefit the development of this otherwise interesting app.

This app lets you distract your tiny mind with pointless interactive animations whitest listening to sub-Glass reworks of Glass recordings. What a total waste of time.

Save for the fact that the reviewer wishes for more and more. I paid my £ 6.99 in good faith, and loved the remixes so much I purchased the album so I could listen to it on the go. The glass machine is cool, and I imagine myself as a svelt Glass in the early 70's nodding my head vecifirously to indicate a change in section. So the first reviewer should have held back and read reviews before purchasing. 'I want more', the ever yearning cry from the frustrated fan.

I am a fan of Philip Glass together with Steve Reich and other composers of modern classical music so when I saw that there was a new app celebrating the work of this genius I thought I'd fork out the 6.99 because it promised 'interactive versions' of tracks from his new collaborative album with Beck. With the tracks the only interactive aspect is that you can swirl the images around a bit. Not very impressive. The Glass Engine is okay but very limited in its scope and functionality. Way too simplistic for the rather steep price I paid. Overall I feel a little cheated and would caution other potential buyers to wait for a more thorough and imaginative app as a celebration of this truly inspirational musical artist.

Great concept, music, and visuals, but fails to work as expected or reliably. Basic iPhone UX needs work here :-(

As a big fan of Glass' orchestral work Rework is another mode that is taking time to come around to

Well, right now I am not very happy with this App that I already purchased. It was pricey at 9.99 and it was an interesting App, but now, it crashes.....doesn't even Open after I select the 1st choice from the menu. Very, very Sad!

a beautiful work that really demonstrates the artistic possibilities of using the basics, such as simple primitives and spring physics, to create a work that truly necessitates the power of its medium. kind of like a well-tempered clavier of generative design. impressively and appropriately mirrors glass' music by seeming to take the shape of minimalist simplicity to deliver a message of subtly complex and structurally cohesive beauty. i love this app and all the music it involves and will be recommending it to any and all digital artists i can.

crashes on opening.

I really enjoy it!