Title: Here to say a good word for the Glass work
Product review: I concur very much with the favorable comments by "gtrain" and C. Anderson regarding the Adam's violin concerto. It's a finely crafted and performed piece. I would not say it's particularly easy to be enthralled with on first listening. I'm a fairly seasoned "classical" music enthusiast with broad tastes, but I've had to put some studied listening time in to get to enjoy the Adams. Now, considering Glass's version of a violin concerto, one just has to listen with different expectations. Yes, this is typical Glass style, takes about one second (or six pulsations) to recognize it as his. But hey, this is invigorating exciting, stuff. The first and third movements make great aerobic exersize background - real aural fuel power. And the slow movement is beautiful, maybe not so profound or complex, but wonderful, and "user-friendly" i.e. sounds nice the first time through.
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