Album Summary
Performers
Ransom Wilson (Clarinet)
Ransom Wilson (Percussion)
Ransom Wilson (Flute)
Alain Damiens (Clarinet)
Michael Thomas (Organ)
Notes & Reviews:
Minimalism was originally the word used to describe certain movements in the visual arts and design of the immediate post World War II period. Then, from the 60s, its use was extended to take in new developments in music, most notably in American concert music and specifically that of La Monte Young, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, and Philip Glass. Musical minimalism relies on repetition, insistent rhythm, and gradual transformation. Basically tonal in outlook, minimalism can be seen as a reaction against European serialism.
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Works Details
Reich, Steve : Vermont Counterpoint - Performer: Ransom Wilson (Clarinet)
- Running Time: 8 min. 52 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Written: 1982
Reich, Steve : Eight Lines - Performers: Ransom Wilson (Percussion); Ransom Wilson (Flute)
- Conductor: Michael Thomas
- Ensemble: Solisti New York
- Running Time: 18 min. 20 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Written: 1979
Reich, Steve : New York Counterpoint - Performer: Alain Damiens (Clarinet)
- Running Time: 11 min. 17 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Written: 1985
Reich, Steve : Four Organs - Performer: Michael Thomas (Organ)
- Running Time: 24 min. 20 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Form: Chamber Music
- Written: 1970
Glass, Philip : Facades - Conductor: Christopher Warren-Green
- Ensemble: London Chamber Orchestra
- Notes: All Saints Church, Petersham, Surrey, England (03/01/1990/03/04/1991)
- Running Time: 7 min. 52 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Written: 1981
Glass, Philip : Company - Conductor: Christopher Warren-Green
- Ensemble: London Chamber Orchestra
- Notes: All Saints Church, Petersham, Surrey, England (03/01/1990/03/04/1991)
- Running Time: 8 min. 20 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Form: Chamber Music
- Written: 1983




























