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Gregori Glasst was a noted composer responsible for the 2378 symphony The Insanity of the Damned, which historians believed used the crazed lamentations of the Dalek Asylum's inmates. (PROSE: Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe)

After the release of Glasst's Requiem Suite, Professor Proot discussed on the Dellah News Network why he thought it might signify "the end of classical music as we know it." (PROSE: Deadfall)

In 3974, High Lord Rhukk's An Even Briefer History of Time noted that not even great musical scholars such as Glasst, Proot, or Lock could decipher the musical scribblings of the Euterpians. (PROSE: Invasion of the Cat-People)

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References

Characters	The Doctor ("Fred") • BABE • Lord Barset • Truman Crouch • Cuthbert • Ellinsford • Gregori Glasst • Ayn Kranton • Posedor • Proot • Ria • Smokey • Ronald Turvey • Lucinda Vrana

Locations	Ardethe • Calfadoria (Cal-Med 1 • Cal-Med 2) • Garazone • Gosolus • Griffelian V • Kurgon system • Llandros • Majus XVII • Nematoda • Solaados • Throxill

Concepts	The Conglomerate • Congress of Galactic Ecologists • Drudgers • Frijor III • Future Hope • Gosolan conflict • Griffelians • AMS Horatio • Orion War (androids) • Psionovores • Requiem Suite • Rigellons • Sargol • AMS Sithnar • Solaadons • Temperon • Throxillian • Trilexia • Tri-Planet Alliance of Calfadoria

Adaptations

Audio	The Mutant Phase • Last of the Titans • Sword of Orion • Minuet in Hell • Frozen Time (sequel) • Cuddlesome • The Sands of Life / War Against the Laan • The Pursuit of History / Casualties of Time

Prose	Deadfall • Requiem • Legacy (based on an unproduced script)

Video	More Than a Messiah • In Memory Alone

Writers

Related Series

Pisces • The Wanderer (Audio Adventures in Time & Space)

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 '''Gregori Glasst''' was a noted [[composer]] responsible for the [[2378]] [[symphony]] ''[[The Insanity of the Damned]]'', which [[historian]]s believed used the crazed lamentations of the [[Dalek Asylum]]'s [[Asylum Dalek|inmates]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe (short story)|Dalek: The Astounding Untold History of the Greatest Enemies of the Universe]]'')
-After the release of Glasst's ''[[Requiem Suite]]'', Professor [[Proot]] discussed on [[DNN]] why he thought it might signify "the end of [[classical music]] as we know it." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Deadfall (novel)|Deadfall]]'')
+After the release of Glasst's ''[[Requiem Suite]]'', Professor [[Proot]] discussed on the [[Dellah News Network]] why he thought it might signify "the end of [[classical music]] as we know it." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Deadfall (novel)|Deadfall]]'')
 In [[3974]], High Lord [[Rhukk]]'s ''[[An Even Briefer History of Time]]'' noted that not even great musical scholars such as Glasst, Proot, or [[Lock (Invasion of the Cat-People)|Lock]] could decipher the musical scribblings of the [[Euterpian]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Invasion of the Cat-People (novel)|Invasion of the Cat-People]]'')