Steve Reich
Holland Festival, 1979
Conductors - Reinbert De Leeuw & Steve Reich
Narrator - Paul Holmes
Fans of "trance" music (not to be confused with the popular dance music genre of the same
name) are in for a treat. Those unfamiliar with Mr. Reich's work have here a crash course in it.
This program is from a Radio Nederland 7.5 IPS (19 CMPS) 1/4-inch reel-to-reel tape. Despite
the fact that it's a dupe (not a master), meant for distribution to radio stations and that it's 29
years old, it doesn't sound too bad at all. The analytical narrations which occur before each track
have been separated so that you can listen to the performance either with or without them.
(You might not want to drive or operate machinery while listening to this program).
For more information about this crucial 20th-century composer:
http://stevereich.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/Steve_Reich
Lineage - Pre-FM reel > Marantz PMD-660 flash recorder (linear PCM mode) > Adobe Audition
(levels & tracking) > FLAC level 8, align on sector boundaries > You, the listener!
A-Music For Pieces of Wood intro
B-Music For Pieces of Wood (Tuned Cowbell Version)
C-Violin Phase for Violin & 3 Sound Tracks Intro
D-Violin Phase for Violin & 3 Sound Tracks
E-Music For Mallet Instruments, Voices & Organ Intro
F-Music For Mallet Instruments, Voices & Organ
G-Music For A Large Ensemble Intro
H-Music For A Large Ensemble
If you wish to convert this program to MP3 to use in your Ipod or similar appliance, that's fine. PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE IT IN THAT FORM.
SELLING MUSIC FROM THIS OR ANY OTHER TRACKER IS A VIOLATION OF THE MUSIC-TRADING COMMUNITY'S TRUST.
IF YOU BUY BOOTLEG CDs, YOU ARE GETTING RIPPED OFF!
Pre-FM reel > Marantz PMD-660 flash recorder (linear PCM mode)
Conductors - Reinbert De Leeuw & Steve Reich
Narrator - Paul Holmes
Fans of "trance" music (not to be confused with the popular dance music genre of the same name) are in for a treat. Those unfamiliar with Mr. Reich's work have here a crash course in it.
This program is from a Radio Nederland 7.5 IPS (19 CMPS) 1/4-inch reel-to-reel tape. Despite the fact that it's a dupe (not a master), meant for distribution to radio stations and that it's 29 years old, it doesn't sound too bad at all. The analytical narrations which occur before each track have been separated so that you can listen to the performance either with or without them.