REWORK_ (Philip Glass Remixed)

нет, правда. что-то вроде слегка интерактивного визуализатора фиксированного набора трэков. слабо интересно широкой публике.

I was deciding whether to get the album, download or app when I heard about this album. I decided on the app. Why? You get all the music us some videos for less than either other option. Plus the glass machine. The music - interesting reworkings from the canon. I initially like the one most glass-like, but I am sure the others will grow on me. The videos - are a nice addition. Not essential, and the interactivity bends them. They have a number of themes (lateral movement, moving blocks and starbursts) which runs with the music. They don't detract, add a little. The glass machine - an interesting experiment. The iPad version (like with apps such as their oscilloscoop, while universal the iPad & iPhone versions are different) is great - you have 2 loop machine which can each have 2 loops to switch between, emulating the sudden changes in glass. The iPhone version has only 1 loop per machine. Both have organ, piano, synth. It is not on the complex level of Eno's best, but fun What you don't get - the ability to pause, though if you close/reopen you get back to the same spot. No background playing. Limited to playing on particular devices. No liner notes. But it is an app, after all. (Would give 5 stars if you could pause & play in the background. But I don't want an update and have to download it all again!)

Whilst many of the animations are nice they are all very simple and not engaging at all - worth under $5 not over $10

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!

Glass purists should just wait awhile til the feat sinks in. Just take it in slowly.