Minimalism Essentials
Apple Music Late 20th Century Classical
Spearheaded and developed by Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Terry Riley and La Monte Young in 1960s New York, minimalism was born from the hypnotic repetition of tiny musical phrases in different rhythmic and harmonic states. Its influences soon spread far and wide, with many composers adopting its techniques as a natural component of their music, including “holy minimalist” Arvo Pärt and, more recently, Max Richter. Steve Reich is perhaps minimalism’s most famous champion, his Music for 18 Musicians, from 1976, a mesmerising tapestry of rhythm and sound.
Spiegel im Spiegel
Flight from the City
Clarice Jensen, Yuki Numata Resnick, Ben Russell, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Tarn Travers
Oliveros
Lear
Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster & Panaiotis
On The Nature Of Daylight
J. Adams: Two Fanfares for Orchestra
I. Tromba Lontana
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Wesley Warren, Jonathan Holland, Sir Simon Rattle
Refrain, Verse 1, Verse 2
Victoria Schneider, Milagro Vargas, Christina Wächtler, Geraldine Rose, Melinda Liebermann, Maria Koupilová-Ticha, Angelika Schwarz, Tero Hannula, Dennis Russell Davies, Lynne Wilhelm-Königer, Cornelius Hauptmann, Helmut Holzapfel, Stuttgart State Opera Chorus, Paul Esswood, Stuttgart State Opera Orchestra
H. Budd: The Serpent (In Quicksilver) / Abandoned Cities
R. Shankar: Offering
Terry Riley In C (Instrumental)
Members of the Creative & Performing Arts at SUNY-Buffalo, Terry Riley