The Park Stage was lit up by lasers in honour of David Bowie.

This year’s Glastonbury has already seen several tributes to the late David Bowie, but last night (June 25) was the big one: a performance of composer Philip Glass’s Heroes symphony.

Otherwise known as Symphony No. 4 (Heroes), the 45-minute symphony in six movements is based on Bowie’s 1977 album Heroes, who himself was a fan of Glass’s take on the album.

The Glastonbury tribute was played by Army of Generals and members of the British Paraorchestra conducted by Charles Hazlewood, and accompanied by a sonic laser performance by light artists Chris Levine. Watch it in full at the BBC website.

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The Heroes Symphony wasn’t the only Bowie tribute this weekend. The Pyramid Stage was decked out with Bowie’s iconic Aladdin Sane lighting bolt, while Thursday night (June 23) saw a mass singalong of ‘Rebel Rebel’ and ‘Life on Mars’ in Bowie’s honour.

Earlier this month Bowie producer Tony Visconti said he was working on releasing a trove of unheard material from the late artist.