Відео

🌸 .. lovely

My favourite music piece! The best composition of Steve Reich

Such a great time working with Bob...so many great times with that guy!

体の中の消え方がすごいの The way it disappears in my body is amazing

That was crazy fun, hard to find a good xylophone rag time song these days, amazing work ✨

Good music!

Extraordinaire!

bloody brilliant

Is this Nexus? If so, saw them here in Dallas in 1990. They were brilliant doing George Hamilton green and their composition the birds. World class Symphony Hall brand new the Morton H Meyerson. And even got a free ticket that night, what luck!

Salt je suis le collège saint Joseph kelys

A fascinating work, startling in its immediacy, compellingly vivid.

Wonderful performance everyone. Please check out our Community Percussion Ensemble performance of "Marching Season" by Yanni, arranged by Chris Brooks; Rowloff Productions; which won at the 218th Annual 018 RI-PAS Festival at the University off Rhode Island Thanks. ua-cam.com/video/xXRpR3P-G9M/v-deo.html

It is very good but Bongo The pitch of Bongo and Tom Tom is too heavy You should measures the Bass Drum to change the stick!! Great Toccata!!!!!!

and takk fyrir uploading this btw

did you tape him when he went in the middle of the crowd? THAT WAS AMAZIIIING

This was crazy

If I'd been there I'd have started the standing ovation. They didn't get the applause they deserved.

The improvement would be two marching bands performing this piece while passing each other in an open field.

EAT THIS. ua-cam.com/video/Ilb3_IIrY3k/v-deo.html

Ça c'est de la vrai musique!!!

magnifique

Ha, ha... Take THAT.... Sarah Palin!

I swear to god thats Larry David on the end

check out HNNY remix :)

lovely. good job

You took the time to write me back that you are 42 but you did not explain what ":D" means. you truly are a grade "A" moron!

42!

:D? I do not know what that means, I am 41. Please explain.

:D

Look, if you are a Troll I respect that. I love trolling also. But if you really think what you wrote, you are dumb. And everyone agrees with me.

thanks I love you too!

Awesome!!!!! Me and the guitar dept. at Stony Brook did Electric counterpoint in c.'95.

You are a moron.

wow wood makes the beutiful music

Bravo. Ives would have loved that piece.

Very beautiful music. Could be recorded better but many thanks anyway for the wonderful hypnotic sounds.

Oh, don't worry, Steve Reich is not where my primary cultural aggression lies. I'm not here to tell you that Bullet for my Valentine or Taylor Swift are the salvation and redemption of the utter devastation wreaked on humanity by corporate media. However, neither is Steve Reich. Don't worry, we're headed for some of the most brutal and thoughtless leadership the United States have ever experienced. I think Faulkner summed up the transition of the art world well, "not of the heart, but glands."

Hahaha, to pick this to shudder to in comparison to what other examples of tactless thoughtless knumbing creations currently showing on the stage of western culture, you must have had your head in the sand. What are the kids watching and listening to, and how is this having an effect on the creations put out once they mature and take the lead?

where could I find the sheet music to play this? Only the xylophone part would be needed if anyone knows

I almost gave him a degree in juniour Africanness, and until he started going off key...

You could have stayed on stage a bit longer for applause, this was amazing. Hello from France

I really enjoyed this- very inspiring and intricate!

Honestly that's usually how it goes at universities, in my experience. The people who go to concerts at universities are usually into music themselves, so they're there to listen, and not just to make themselves look sophisticated, as you sometimes find at bigger concert halls.

I like to think they are dancing as they play.

Heeeeeeeeeej Roger!

I shudder for western culture.

When I last visited von Huene in Hamburg in 1992 he was trying to acquire the Drum from the Exploratorium, but that's where my trail ends. The program disk made one revolution in 7.5 seconds, and on each revolution a new track of 32 parallel tracks was enabled or disabled. Each of the three pieces had a different algorithm for adding and removing tracks from activation of the 32 beaters, which were operated pneumatically.

Actually. this piece was composed for the mechanical drum, but was too complex to work into the way the drum program was stored--on an optical disk about 60 cm in diameter. So this exists only as a quartet. There were three other Tenney works made for the Drum, only one playable by musicians (Wake for Charles Ives). The other two were more mathematical processes, Popcorn Effect and Tempest. I designed the electronic control systems for von Huene and Tenney for the Drum.

Horrible performance... and yes, this piece is very difficult to play clean, but these guy suck wind.