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Daniel Variations
By Steve Reich
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Daniel Variations (2006): I Saw a Dream; My name is Daniel Pearl (I'm a Jewish American from Encino California), Let the dream fall back on the dreaded, I sure hope Gabriel like my music, when the day is done; Variations for Vibes, Pianos & Strings (2005): Fast, Slow, Fast.
Steve Reich: Daniel Variations
by John Kelman
When a composer creaters an instantly recognizable style, there's always the risk that the listener will become complacent, feeling little variation to distinguish one piece of writing from another. Certainly Steve Reich--one of minimalism's founding fathers who has since gone on to expand his personal concept of the form--bears a number of stylistic markers, making it ...
Steve Reich: Phases: A Nonesuch Retrospective
By Steve Reich
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: CD1: Music for 18 Musicians (1976): Pulses; Section I; Section II; Section III; Section IV; Section V;
Section VI; Section VII; Section VIII; Section IX; Section X; Section XI; Pulses;,
CD2: Different Trains (1988): America-Before the War; Europe-During the War; After
the War. Tehillim (1981): Part I: Fast; Part II: Fast; Part III: Slow; Part IV: Fast. Eight Lines (1979).
CD3: You Are (Variations) (2004): You Are Wherever Your Thoughts Are; Siviti Hashem
L'Negdi (I Place the Eternal Before Me); Explanations come to an End Somewhere; Ehmore M'Aht
V'Ahsay Harbay (Say Little and Do Much). New York Counterpoint (1985): Fast; Slow; Fast. Cello
Counterpoint (2003). Electric Counterpoint (1987): Fast; Slow; Fast. Triple Quartet (1999): First
Movement; Second Movement; Third Movement.
CD4: Come Out (1966); Proverb (1995); The Desert Music (1984): First Movement
(Fast); Second Movement (Moderate); Third Movement, Part One (Slow); Third Movement, Part Two
(Moderate); Third Movement, Part Three (Slow); Fourth Movement (Moderate); Fifth Movement
(Fast).
CD5: Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ (1973). Drumming (1971): Part
I; Part II; Part III; Part IV.
Steve Reich: Different Trains
By Steve Reich
Label: Signum Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Triple Quartet: 01. I - 7:11; 02. II - 4:05; 03. III - 3:31;
04. Duet - 5:14
Different Trains: 05. America-Before The War - 9:00; 06. Europe-During The War - 7:29; 07. After The War - 10.25
Steve Reich 70
by AAJ Italy Staff
Le etichette, gli ismi, più che utili sono divertenti. A evocarli ne cogli tanto il senso profondamente riduttivo, ridicolo direi, quanto il grottesco appeal storiografico-commerciale, quasi un’impostazione di marketing che, una volta evocata, si tiene in piedi da sé, indifferente alle correzioni, alle prese di distanza, agli aggiustamenti. Di ismi ne conosciamo a decine, centinaia: alcuni ...
Steve Reich: Phases: A Nonesuch Retrospective
by John Kelman
When the history book is written on the minimalist scene that emerged in the 1960s, it's likely that composer Steve Reich will emerge as the most influential figure. Certainly artists including Philip Glass and Terry Riley have made extremely significant contributions to contemporary classical music and have evolved, like Reich, beyond the inherent constraints of the ...
Steve Reich: Steve Reich: Different Trains
by AAJ Italy Staff
Steve Reich / Smith Quartet Different Trains Signum Records 2005 Frutto di differenti sedute effettuate dallo Smith Quartet tra il gennaio ed il giugno 2005, Different Trains ripropone il rapporto, problematico ed affascinante, instaurato da Steve Reich con i quartetti d'archi. Tra l'altro, due delle tre composizioni in programma - “Triple Quartet" e “Different Trains" - ...
You Are (Variations)
By Steve Reich
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: You Are (Variations): 1. You Are Wherever Your Thoughts Are; 2. Siviti Hashem L'Negdi (I Place the Eternal Before Me); 3. Explanations come to an End Somewhere; Ehmore M'Aht V'Ahsay Harbay (Say Little and Do Much).
Steve Reich: You Are (Variations)
by John Kelman
The liner notes to the Pat Metheny Group's album-length epic The Way Up give special thanks to contemporary composer Steve Reich. On Metheny lists across the internet, fans were asking “who is Steve Reich, and why the thanks?" The best answer to that question is advice to listen to You Are (Variations)--an album that summarizes much ...
