| Artist | Title | Album (* = New Release) | Label | Link |
|---|
| Steve Reich-Russell Hartenberger | Clapping Music | Works 1965-1995 | Nonesuch Records | |
| Talking Heads | I Zimbra | Fear Of Music | Sire Records | |
| Brian Eno | In Dark Trees | Another Green World | EG Records | |
| King Crimson | Discipline | Discipline | Virgin/EG Records | |
| Manuel Göttsching | Echo Waves | Inventions For The Electric Guitar | 1975 Kosmische Music: 1993 Temple Music | |
| Steve Reich/Vicky Chow ( arr. Vincent Corver) | Piano Counterpoint | radio rewrite | Nonesuch Records | |
| Steve Reich & Musicians | Music For 18 Musicians | Music For 18 Musicians | Nonesuch Records | stevereich.bandcamp.com |
| Steve Reich/Pat Metheny | Electric Counterpoint | Different Trains | Nonesuch Records | stevereich.bandcamp.com |
| Steve Reich Ensemble with Voices | Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ | The Four Sections / Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ | Nonesuch Records | |
| Steve Reich/Dominic Frasca | Electric Guitar Phase | Triple Quartet | Nonesuch Records | |
| Steve Reich and Musicians with Members of the Brooklyn Philharmonic and Chorus Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor | The Desert Music | The Desert Music | Nonesuch Records | |
| Bang On A Can-Bradley Lubman, conductor | Eight Lines (Octet) | Works 1965-1995 | Nonesuch Records | |
Steve Reich 90th Birthday Celebration
One of America’s great composers who also stands with the greatest of any time Steve took his drumming background and focused on rhythmic harmony instead of melody and applied it to a method of composing music utilizing tape loop phasing, canons and repetitive figures to create a new classical music in the 1960’s. This music is known as Minimalism. This morning we will explore Steve’s repertoire performed by his ensemble and others commissioned from his early experiments through his extensive long career. Music for 18 Musicians, Tehillum, Electric Counterpoint, Eight Lines, The Desert Music, Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ and a live segment of Drumming will be featured. We will also start the celebration with Steve’s influence on progressive art rock forms of the 70’s and early 80’s in the opening set. Join the Melting World this Saturday night
(Sunday 12-5am) for a night of unforgettable music as we celebrate this incredible living composer who can legitimately claim to have altered the direction of musical history. Only here at WUSB 90.1 and wusb.fm, where unique sounds begin.
