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Review Summary: The girl still sings. “different trains every time”. Steve Reich came up with the concept of his 1988 piece Different Trains while pondering on his train journeys made during the war years. He visited his seperated parents via train from New York to Los Angeles, but, being a Jewish man, if he was in Europe, he could have ...
Electric Counterpoint was written by Steve Reich for Pat Metheny. Metheny performs against several pre-recorded tapes of himself and it is one of the best recordings I’ve heard of his. I was lucky enough to have purchased this on the cheap unaware of its reputation and deserved praise. Yes it’s one worthy of all the hype.
Steve Reich's Different Trains is a 27–minute work for string quartet and tape, written in 1988 to a commission from the Kronos Quartet. It has already enjoyed a wide circulation: the Kronos have toured it extensively (in Britain they premièred it in the Queen Elizabeth Hall, a performance that was recorded for a subsequent television broadcast) and recorded it for Nonesuch.
CLASSICAL · 1989. Preview. While making music out of recorded speech samples was not a new idea in Steve Reich’s music, the Kronos Quartet’s release of Different Trains in 1989 gripped listeners with unprecedented potency. The work’s subject matter partly explains its impact—the voice recordings Reich uses recall both train journeys ...
Expand. Different Trains I. America - Before the War Lyrics: From Chicago to New York / One of the fastest trains / Crack train from New York / From New York to Los Angeles / Different trains ...
Total Time: 41:45 "Different Trains" composed 1988, recorded digitally August 31 - September 9, 1988 at Russian Hill Recording, San Francisco. "Electric Counterpoint" composed 1987, recorded digitally September 26 - October 1, 1987 at Power Station, New York City.
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