Instrumental, Clarinet Solos, Reich (composer)
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Steve Reich: Collected Works
Steve Reich, Mahan Esfahani (early keyboard instruments), Steve Reich Ensemble (miscellaneous ensemble), Kronos Quartet (string quartet), Pat Metheny (guitar), Maya Beiser (cello), Colin Currie (percussion), Ensemble Intercontemporain (chamber ensemble), San Francisco Symphony, London Symphony Orchestra,...
Along the way, his music gains in social and spiritual significance; sometimes video imagery too (as in the DVD of Three Tales). But the biggest bliss for this listener came with Ensemble Signal’s... —
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The Times, Best Classical Box Sets Christmas 2025
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The New York Times, Best Classical Music Albums of 2025
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Jazz pianist and classical clarinettist join forces in new interpretations of music by Bernstein, Stravinsky and Reich. An unexpected delight. —
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Opus Klassik Awards, 2020, Winner - Klassik ohne Grenzen
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Reich: Eight Lines & City Life
RecommendedRoland Diry (clarinets), Jagdish Mustry (violin)
Ensemble Modern, Peter Rundel, Bradley Lubman
The most focused work here, Violin Phase (1977), wears its purposefulness on its sleeve.
Jagdish Mistry scintillates as the soloist, never letting go of the tension for a second, so when the... —Awards:
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Gramophone Awards, 2003, Winner - Contemporary
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Gellért Tihanyi plays Kurtág, Bartók, Faragó, Stravinsky & Reich
Gellért Tihanyi (clarinet, bass clarinet, Eb clarinet, gran cassa), Márta Kurtág (piano), Zoltán Gál (viola), János Selmeczi (violin), Imre Rohmann (piano), Béla Faragó (piano)
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Phases - Steve Reich
RecommendedA Nonesuch Retrospective - celebrating the work and life of composer Steve Reich
Pat Metheny (guitar), Maya Beiser (cello), et al.
Steve Reich Ensemble, Kronos Quartet, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Bang on a Can, London Symphony Orchestra
…Phases is now the best option for anyone looking to acquire an instant Steve Reich back catalogue collection. …covering all the significant areas of Reich's career in a well-proportioned,... —
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Grammy Awards, 41st Awards (1998), Best Chamber Music Recording
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Ponder Nothing
Susan Fancher (alto saxophone), Mark Engebretson (baritone saxophone), Susan Fancher (soprano saxophone), Mark Engebretson (tape), Yoko Yamada (piano)
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