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Steve-Reich

Classical CD Reviews: Birringer Duo’s “Lifelines,” Steve Reich’s “Drumming,” and Liza Stepanova’s “Tones and Colors”

The Birringer Duo’s disc is a terrific, engaging release, The Colin Currie Group’s performance is nothing short of a powerhouse, and pianist Liza Stepanova plays with lots of character and color.

By: Jonathan Blumhofer Filed Under: Classical Music, Featured, Music, Review Tagged: Birringer Duo, Colin Currie Records, Concert Artists Guild, Drumming, Lifelines, Liza Stepanova, Rubicon, Steve-Reich, Tones and Colors

Classical CD Review: Michael Nicolas’ “Transitions” (Sono Luminus)

Overall, with Transitions Michael Nicolas proves himself a major cellist of his generation.

By: Jonathan Blumhofer Filed Under: Classical Music, Featured, Music, Review Tagged: Anna Thorvaldsdottir, cellist, Cello Counterpoint, Flexura, Jamie E. Oliver la Rosa, Mario Davidovsky, Michael Nicolas, Sono Luminus, Steve-Reich, Synchronism no. 3, Transitions

Coming Attractions in Underground Music: March 2012

March brings a solid lineup of experimental music, including electronic and indie rock shows. The indisputable highlight of the month is Steve Reich at MIT.

By: David Cooper Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Featured, Music, Popular Music Tagged: 2x5, and C Dubz, Banditas, Bang on a Can, Boddika, C. Spencer Yeh (Burning Star Core), Clapping Music, Club Soto, Cuffs, Electric Counterpoint, Fat History Month, Gert-Jan Prins, Goodlife Bar, Lasse Marhaug, MIT, Nick Zammuto, Scuba, Steve-Reich, The Clippers

Composer Steve Reich, Or The More Less the Better

By William Webster New Yorker music critic Alex Ross’ recent positive review of a concert featuring the compositions of Steve Reich at New York’s Carnegie Hall made me look forward to the presentation of the same program at Boston’s New England Conservatory of Music late last month. Reich has garnered considerable attention and respect as […]

By: Arts Fuse Editor Filed Under: Music Tagged: Alex-Ross, Different-trains, Music, Music-for-Eighteen-Musicans, New England Conservatory, Piano-Phase, six-pianos, Steve-Reich

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