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American in London: The Influence of Steve Reich, Part 2
May 12, 2011 / By

How has the younger generation been inspired by Reich? After this weekend, I feel that it’s much more of a philosophical legacy than a sonic one.

American in London: The Influence of Steve Reich, Part 1
May 11, 2011 / By

The Barbican’s “Reverberations: The Influence of Steve Reich” festival in London was a 14-hour marathon of epic proportions that would give even the most obsessive Bang on a Can fan a run for their money.

American Invasion: Reich Reverberations at the Barbican
May 9, 2011 / By

Composer and NewMusicBox correspondent Missy Mazzoli has flown her Brooklyn coop to catch this past weekend’s marathon celebration of Steve Reich at the Barbican Centre.

The Greatest Love Affair of My Life
December 4, 2006 / By

Participating in this Institute was the single most important thing I have ever done as a composer, not only for the performance but also for the long love affair with the orchestra this week has inspired.

Days Four and Five: The Blindfold Comes Off
December 1, 2006 / By

My experience today taught me that the orchestra belongs to me and all composers—past, present, and future.

Day Three: Public Embarrassment and the Big Guns
November 29, 2006 / By

I may be a workaholic, but even for me, yesterday was a stretch.

Day Two: From Ricochet to Rocky III
November 28, 2006 / By

It’s the end of our second day in Minnesota, and in my exhausted state all I can think is, “These other composers are really nice.”

Reporting Live from Minnesota
November 27, 2006 / By

Nine composers traveled to Minneapolis where this week they will participate in the Minnesota Orchestra’s Composer Institute; composer/pianist Missy Mazzoli has graciously offered to take us along with her.