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  Steve Reich
Steve Reich (born October 3, 1936) is one of the most famous living composers, who is popularly regarded as repetitive and minimalist, but in some works deviates from a purely minimalist style.
Reich's music explores such ideas in contemporary music as using tape loops to create phasing patterns - amongst Reich's first works, It's Gonna Rain, Come Out, Drumming, and others, and using processes to create and explore concepts in music (Pendulum Music, Four Organs).
Reich achieved a Bachelor of Arts degree from Cornell University in 1957, attended the Juilliard School and, from 1961 to 1963, Mills College in Oakland, California with Luciano Berio and Darius Milhaud.
www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/s/st/steve_reich.html   (660 words)

  
 aworks :: "new" american classical music: reich, steve
Overview of Reich's music: While a personal watershed for Reich, Tehillim is one of his most accessible works, an inspired creation that is at once uplifting, affirmative and fully conveys the sheer joy of musical expression.
Come Out was premiered at a benefit concert for the Harlem Six, a group of kids being retried for murder (one of the six apparently was guilty but not the one whose voice was used by Reich).
Reich tape looped the recording of Hamm describing the experience, although Reich mostly focused on the "come out" phrase.
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 The Early Days of a Better Nation
A letter pointing out this mistake was sportingly illustrated with a cartoon of the Greek goddess Cornucopia, shaking the stars and galaxies out of a big bag.
When the police rolled down windows and yelled out, 'The buses are coming', the young men with guns organised the crowd in order: old people in front, women and children next, men in the back.
She saw many groups of people decide that they were going to walk across the bridge to the west bank, and those same groups would return, saying that they were met at the top of the bridge by armed police ordering them to turn around, that they weren’t allowed to leave.
kenmacleod.blogspot.com   (4799 words)

  
 infobong.com: meta-media Archives
To throw out some B.S. theorizing, the creators of a media text have become trapped in their own creation - they are pnly on TV to complement the record, rather than perform as musicians.
As Barbie Zelizer points out in Covering the Body, much of the meaning-making journalists engage in is reasserting the cultural role of the journalist as objective expert.
I also suspect that some folks in these want to alienate people who come in with mainstream views; I've heard activists trash academics and persons who espouse traditional media practices, which, as a grad student and former editor, are hard for me to stomach.
www.infobong.com /archives/cat_metamedia.html   (10283 words)

  
 Israel Commentary: November 2004 Archives
As all the horrific details come out about the Islamofascist massacre of children in Beslan, a number of thoughts come to mind.
Like a battery that runs out of energy if it isn't refilled, or a car that won't continue running without refilling it with gasoline, if we don't have faith in HaShem, and doing his will, then everything runs down without energy, and this is the problem with the leadership today.
And when it comes to the security of the state of Israel and the lives of its citizens, and throwing Jews out of their homes and giving land to a terrorist regime, a feeble majority is just not enough.
www.israel-commentary.org /archives/2004_11.html   (9835 words)

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