HI DERE REICH IN NYC

10/21 & 22

Reich, Steve: Different Trains
Kronos Quartet
Stern Auditorium, New York, New York, United States

Reich, Steve: Electric Counterpoint
Pat Metheny, guitar
Stern Auditorium, New York, New York, United States

Reich, Steve: Music for 18 Musicians
Steve Reich and Musicians
Stern Auditorium, New York, New York, United States

10/28

Reich, Steve: Tehillim, (ensemble version)
Los Angeles Master Chorale / Grant Gershon
Alice Tully Hall, New York, New York, United States

Reich, Steve: You Are (Variations) (New York premiere)
Los Angeles Master Chorale / Grant Gershon
Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York, New York, United States

3/23/07 & 3/24

Reich, Steve: Music for 18 Musicians
So Percussion
Miller Theatre, New York, NY, United States
[Additional Performances]

I share a birthday with Mr. Reich.

Tuesday, October 10 7pm
Conversations on Art
On Three Tales: Beryl Korot and Steve Reich - Tue October 10, 2006

In conjunction with city- and worldwide celebrations of composer Steve Reich's seventieth birthday, the Whitney presents Three Tales, a sound and video installation by Beryl Korot and Steve Reich. Based on their celebrated 2002 video opera, Three Tales explores the physical, ethical, and theological implications of expanding technologies. Join Korot and Reich as they discuss this and other collaborative projects; WNYC's John Schaefer (Soundcheck, New Sounds) moderates the conversation. The exhibition opens October 4 and will remain on view through October 15, 2006.

Admission: $8; members, senior citizens, and students with valid ID $6. Advance sales are strongly recommended, as seating is limited. Tickets may be purchased at the Museum Admissions Desk or by visiting www.whitney.org.

god, how i hate john schaefer..but the events at norton family galeries sound like a good idea

oh man i have got to be there on 10/21 and 10/22

I may go to the dance thing at BAM, so my girlfriend won't get bored!

I really didn't like Three Tales, I had the DVD, the video effects were strictly Video Toaster. I did however see the Cave when it was first at BAM and it was wonderful.

hi dere remixes

Where to get that 12" in nyc

please let that be better then the last Reich Remixed project.

HI DERE! I'M HERE TO RUIN EVERYTHING!!!!

http://www.symphonyspace.org/releases/photos/138/dj_spooky1.jpg

lol, dj spooky immediately sprang to mind before i even saw your .jpg

ha dan I think they're actually reissuing the old remix disc with the contents of this 12" tacked on.

events

spooky you are ok but let's not have that IM chat up in here

let's not have that hat up in here

i'm going to BAM tonight for free! so psyched.

free, fuck u

u_u

I don't know about the BAM stuff...I'm not so up on "dance" and I think most of it is to new Reich compositions. Actually, the Mykel Rouse thing down the street looks really cool.

though my girlfriend was like, if I'm going, I'd prefer the Dance thing to the thing with nothing to watch but musicians playing repetitious music for hours.

i'm not into dance either, but i feel the same way as your girlfriend.

half of it is new Reich compositions, half is ol' standards!

and i quote:

"Longtime Reich collaborator Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker opens the evening with her fiery Fase, four movements to the music of Steve Reich, a 50-minute series of solos and duets featuring De Keersmaeker set to Reich's Violin Phase, Piano Phase, Clapping Music, and Come Out, completed in 1982. Acclaimed British dancer and choreographer Akram Khan follows with the US premiere of Variations for Vibes, Pianos and Strings, a work for three dancers set to a commissioned Reich score for four vibraphones, two pianos, and three string quartets performed live by the intrepid London Sinfonietta, conducted by Alan Pierson."