Steve Reich
Tehillim / Three Movements

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Track Listing

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1	Tehillim: Part I (Fast)	11:46
2	Tehillim: Part II (Fast)	5:54
3	Tehillim: Part III (Slow)	6:19
4	Tehillim: Part IV (Fast)	6:21
5	Three Movements: I.	6:43
6	Three Movements: II.	3:42
7	Three Movements: III.	4:21

News & Reviews

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Steve Reich Disney Hall Concert Among "Music's Memorable Experiences" (LA Times), "Nothing Short of Transcendent" (Variety)

Steve Reich joined Bang on a Can All-Stars for the start of the group's 25th anniversary tour and a celebration of the composer's 75th birthday with an all-Reich concert at LA's Walt Disney Concert Hall on Tuesday. "A retrospective of Reich, performed by musicians who live and breathe his music, made attendance at this kind of event one of music's memorable experiences," says the Los Angeles Times. Reich is "as close to a rock star as a composer can get these days." Variety describes the performances of Music for 18 Musicians as "nothing short of transcendent."
Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Steve Reich Joins Bang on a Can All-Stars for All-Reich Concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles

Steve Reich will take the stage at LA's Walt Disney Concert Hall tonight for a concert celebrating the composer's work. The all-Reich program—performed by Bang on a Can All-Stars, red fish blue fish, David Cossin, and the composer himself—features the West Coast premiere of 2x5, along with Piano Phase, Music for 18 Musicians, and Clapping Music, on which the composer will join in. Following tonight's concert, an LAist Classical Pick of the Week, the performers take the show to UC San Diego.

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About this Album

TIME called Tehillim (named after the Hebrew word for “Psalm” or “praises”) “infectious, high-spirited” music. London’s The Mail concurred: “Harmonies and rhythms from jazz, the Middle East, Africa, and the Western tradition combine to form something truly special.”

Credits

MUSICIANS
Tehillim
Schönberg Ensemble
with Percussion Group The Hague
Barbara Borden, soprano
Tannie Willemstijn, soprano
Yvonne Benschop, mezzo-soprano
Ananda Goud, mezzo-soprano
Reinbert de Leeuw, conductor

Three Movements
London Symphony Orchestra
Percussion: Neil Percy, Simon Carrington, Ray Northcott, Frank Ricotti, Clive Malabar
Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Produced by Judith Sherman

Tehillim
Recorded August 30 and 31, 1993, at Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum, The Netherlands
Engineered by Hans Bedecker
Additional recording at The Hit Factory, New York
Assistant Engineer: Andy Grassi

Three Movements
Recorded February 10, 1992, at Abbey Road Studios, London
Engineered by Simon Rhodes

Edited and mixed by Judith Sherman and Steve Reich at Soundbyte Productions, New York
Mastered by Robert C. Ludwig at Gateway Studios, Portland, ME

Design by Barbara deWilde and Calvin Chu
Cover photography by Joel Meyerowitz

Executive Producer: Robert Hurwitz