Philip Glass, Les Enfants Terribles - 49m 15s

Tracks & Durations

1. Scene 1 - Les Enfants Terribles Overture	3:16
2. Scene 2 - Paul Is Dying	7:39
3. Scene 3 - A Snowball	3:31
4. Scene 4 - Two Halves of the Same Body	5:41
5. Scene 5 - He Didn't Say Goodbye	2:06
6. Scene 6 - The Somnalubist	4:12
7. Scene 7 - She Slapped Me	5:14
8. Scene 8a - The Lived Their Dream	4:12
9. Scene 8b - And Then Leave	3:14
10. Scene 9 - Call Me Elisabeth	3:13
11. Scene 10,11 - Crisscross Pattern	6:49

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Review

Dancers and singers shared the stage in Les Enfants Terribles, the final installment of Philip Glass trilogy, was based on the work of Jean Cocteau. Articulating Cocteaus belief in the transcendent power of imagination and creativity, Les Enfants is the story of Paul and Lise, two characters so caught up in a world of their own imaginings that they can no longer see a reality beyond their game. The singers, along with eight dancers, alternately and, at times, together portrayed the action.

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