I fell in love with Philip Glass' Akhnaten during quarantine.
The MET Opera did daily opera streams from their back catalogue for well over a year and I was a frequent viewer. I've watched their production of Akhnaten from the '19-'20 season three or four times now; the visuals are stunning (daddy ORB is everpresent), the staging is engaging (jugglers!), and the singers/actors are thrilling to watch. Glass' music is repetitive in a brain-tickling way and there are several arias featuring beautiful meldings of three different voices. I can certify that this opera pairs very well with weed.
I've also enjoyed this recording of the opera from The Stuttgart State Opera Orchestra & Chorus. I haven't yet taken in other versions of the opera besides these, but even with just the two it's fun to compare the differences in feeling that they evoke just from tempo interpretations.
Below are some screenshots from one of my watch sessions.
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