Steve Reich - Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices and Organ (1974)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- From The Album "Drumming / Music For Mallet Instruments, Voices And Organ / Six Pianos " [1974]
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Glockenspiel - Ben Harms, Glen Velez
Marimba - Bob Becker, Russ Hartenberger, Steve Reich, Tim Ferchen
Organ [Electric] - Steve Chambers
Percussion [Metallophone] - James Preiss
Voice - Janice Jarrett, Joan LaBarbara
Voice [Melodic Patterns With Marimbas] - Jay Clayton
It's a fair summer night. I'm out doing my run. I rest in the end of it in a field of grass looking upon the stars. I've been in an 8 month journey back from a major depression. The wind is fresh on my face. The grass is prickly on my knees. This music is playing and I'm crying in gratitude that I've survived it and that I'm still here, listening to this beautiful music on this night. Thank you mister Reich! 🙏🎶❤
It's soul affirming to read this. Pure joy and gratitude. Thank you
Going through it atm.. It refreshes me from the self-defeating thoughts. I hope you're well.
I too deal with ups and downs... so many people here have said it already, but I have to chime in too, so much warmth and joy in this music. Feeling grateful for the mere fact of music...
😎
Yes, it definitely is a celebration in sound. If there is any suggestion of movement it would have to be UP.
Happy 85th birthday to Steve Reich. And thanks for everything.
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My favourite Reich composition, absolutely delightful, heavenly
Mine too. Theres some stiff competition but this just edges it. Off to see electric counterpoint and some other works on Saturday, my first live reich experience , can’t wait.
This is incredible music that gets under your skin, that touches your innermost being.
I listen to this almost every morning doing yoga. Reich’s rhythmic structures make it easier, for me, to focus on the breath. And I find this piece indescribably joyful which adds to the yogic experience. A wonderful combination.
Reminds me of something id hear in legend of zelda.
Or at least the newer games in the series.
There is a TINY bit of the score on the album box. I had mallet instruments and an organ so I had some fun putting the first few seconds of this together on a multi-track. Listening to this on vinyl will make you cry, it's so beautiful. The feeling is straight up euphoric.
The exact reason I bought it! I have experienced the same.
The wall of harmonic sound generated by the voices and organ drone over the shimmering waves of mallets augmenting and stretching the perception of time. The counterpoint is dense and rewards the listener with sudden lateral tonal shifts. Mathematical, ecstatic and sublime.
Wtf are you talking about, you sound like a wine reviewer spouting this nonsense.
Music from the heaven.
I've heard people talk about melting into a piece of music. I now understand what they mean.
Thank you Steve Reich for this amazing masterpiece! 🙏❤️
My favourite Reich piece
After 40 years of listening still so wonderfull
try Viagra!
@@patricksmith9417 lmao what
Only 2 years for me and I hope many more to come. Interesting how Peter Gabriel found inspiration for his wonderful song San Jacinto
one of his finest compositions for me. I hope it will always accompany me for the rest of my life.
i love your username so undescribably much
Aphex Twin fans, you two? Peace.
When I close my eyes,I can see the ones that have gone beyond and I smile.
Speechless
I bought this from a record stall in Oxford market in the 70s and played it endlessly along with Six Pianos.
Heavenly, as sent from above.
Nowadays, it feels like it's a rare pleasure to be able to call a work of art both stunningly original and successful. Chapeau!
Certainly a masterpiece. A special beauty all its own.
So many people here have said it already, but I have to chime in too; so much warmth and joy in this music.
Feeling grateful for the mere fact of music... and Hallelujah for discovering new (to me) music that moves me like it did when I was a child. Time to Wiki Steve Reich. I need to know more about him.
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Uno de los más grandes del siglo XX
最高にかっこいい
This piece inspired Chris Brayden in his composing of the Astrologer’s theme in Quest for Glory II (1990).
Rediscovering this was a huge come up. Highly recommend and truly remarkable piece of work
Ascoltando questa musica volo nei cieli più alti in pace con me stesso
brings you always in a state of silence and peace Peter Baert
so stunning.
Energía, éxtasis, felicidad
"Silence and peace at the touch of a button" Blows my mind!
A step by step meditative music...becoming like a mantra satellite.
Not enough is said about Reich's gifts as a melodist. His melodies don't develop in the way of Mozart but even so he manages to do a suprising amount with limited material.
Pfft
@BuddhaMind SoupBowl bro did u just fart on him?
My kingdom for a quarter rest!
i feel like this is the kind of music you hear when in the womb. Does anybody else?
Woahh, sounds beautiful
This is the music you hear on the way to heaven.
one of his best track imo
This reminds me of one or two pieces of "The Planets." 😊
Content de ne pas être le seul acheteur de ce triple album, en 1975 à Châtellerault. Un exploit.
Acheté à Rennes, encore lycéen, quelques années après avoir manqué son concert à la "Maison de la Culture" de Rennes en 1971 !
Oui!
423 Broadway. It's where it all went down.
It seems, i am Steve Reich fan!
The best recording of this fantastic piece. But did there really need to be three chord changes? Peace.
thx
What a beauty performance, lovely version of a lovely piece, thanks I'm live to hear this pearl
I found the purest drug
Smoking crack while jamming out to Reich? Not bad.
@@Koettnylle lmao
so trueeee
rigpa embodied in vibra-sound
Im 100% sure this was sampled for a Plaid track, but I just cant remember which one 🤔
Reminds me of the Einstein on the beach tune
EARGASM
amazing..
This is good. This and Nazareth.
Made me want to be a fish
A gay fish?
😊😊😊😊😊
Bliss trance - mission
PS I almost forgot to mention the night I met him after he played at UCSB. I had played him on my radio show many times. I told him that I really wanted to dance to that nights live performance. He said "I wouldn't have stopped you. "
@@cre8lite11 thats nice :D
he should write music for Zelda games
if anything at 0.90 speed it opens up farther or should that be further
Apparently it's either
Watery...
Agreed…
scroll back up look outside
Not one of my favorites. Glad Steve's music is available for people to hear. It does sound like he was in a happy mood. Most of his stuff has a lot of dissonance. If machines become self aware, what kind of music will they make or not care to try?
you trippin
needs more kickdrum
What type of music is this?
I think it’s minimalist? Just discovered it myself lol
@@justinchalifoux4424 Ah, thanks
Subgenre of modern classical music called "minimalism".
Good music
My wife says this sounds awful. I disagree with her.
Lmao change your wife 😎
15.47 : your apple device is full of messages
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music from parallel universum
Steve Reich the pusherman
score pulsating pure cure for despotic blues begone!
Music for vegan instruments
As opposed to choirs?
@@Koettnylle Pardon?
I hate this, it’s the same thing over and over, not building to anything and then it changes, but it just repeats over and over!
0 taste u have :*
Then I have absolutely no clue as to why you are listening to a Steve Reich piece .
Matt Leary music theory class
@@afoxy2028 Try to sing along, making up your own rhythms and melodies. It's quite fun!
r/woosh
This is my favorite song
Thank you Steve Reich for this amazing masterpiece! 🙏❤️