I was in attendance at this performance, it was transcendent. Thanks to the stranger in the BAM lobby who gifted me his extra ticket!!

EXCELENTES!!👍 Gracias!!!🌟

Genial Steve Reich

EXCELENTES!! Mil gracias!!!👍

Love it all, but when that guitar comes in at 14:06 the hair stands up on the back of my neck.

LOVE this. Thank you musicians!

0:00 - 2x5: I. Fast 10:15 - 2x5: II. Slow 13:28 - 2x5: III. Fast

Downfall Gemany

I love this,

Louis Andriessen might be the new Steve Reich!

I was a sophomore at Michigan State University in 1978 and somehow had come across a review of ECM's release of this masterwork. Being inquisitive, I bought it hot off the shelves, went back to the fraternity house, got high, put on the head phones, and was absolutely enthralled. I am still as enthralled today as I was 46 years ago.

One of the best performances of this piece I have ever heard! What energy and precision. Great to see many of my favorite musicians playing my all-time favorite piece of music.

I love this. It sounds like a volcano.

What an amazing performance. Full of swing, very precise and everyone was enjoying themselves playing it. I recognised Vicky Chow on piano. Wonderful to see Steve Reich at the end. I love this work - each section has a different mood and I find it really emotional when the Pulses return.

Beautiful🎶

I was there for this! It was a stunner

Che palle

This just be my favorite Monk song. The ending went crazier than it had any given right to! 🤣

stunning tribute 💖

Amazing!

What a beautiful music! Full of hope and deep!! I love it! Thank you

Of all the people I know in my tiny little existence, I have only met two people who even knew \who Brian Eno is. I bought half of the Ambient Music series in 1980 when I was a Sr. in h sch, and listened to the sporadically over the last year of h sch and my first attempt at college. In the decade that followed I would dust one off and put it on when I needed a time of introspection, or just needed some background music to balance what I need to focus on. A random dude I met at the laundromat over the last several months had some degree of shared experience, and turned me on to this group. How freaking cool is that? Highly recommend supporting these artists by subscribing their channel and buying their discs. And also must insist, if you haven't already, by Eno's discs. First source material is always the best.

this interpretation is magical... thank you for sharing this masterpiece in such a beautiful way

Glass jest chyba najczęściej interpretowanym kompozytorem ostatnich czasów, każda jego produkcja ma co najmniej kilka różnych wykonań. Nie muszę dodawać że jest po prostu genialny, po prostu jest.

Sublime! ❤

SO GOOD

Ken Thomson played with the Dirty Socks and Bang On A Can Allstars

Hi Terry Riley , once was playing your composition in C , Darmstadt Tage für neue Music , try to get the Tape , played solo improvised to it , greeting Fredi kzbin.info/www/bejne/iajNh4yErp5mbNEsi=OQp0ucWCZZRh8njN

beautiful!!

Beautiful. Just what I need on this tense Election Day.

Beautifully melancholic….

🥶

Ms Bathgate's voice, though. What a surprise.

Wow!!!

Excellent!!!

Brilliant!

Mmm! Good, fast, precise performance.

死ぬほどカッコいいな

Always excited to see a new Music for 18 Musicians performance ! It was amazing ! Thanks a lot for sharing !

I was there! it was truly a joy to attend this year’s Long Play, and what better way to end it than with this wonderful piece! I sincerely hope I get the chance to go to another Long Play at some point in the future! and by the way, to David, Julia, and Michael, I hope y’all enjoyed the salsa my dad and I brought! :D

Wow, that was a surprisingly above-par ending (I mean in terms of what you usually hear in new music, not the excellent musician's performances). Really cool piece.

Pranams( Greetings and Thank you) to Steve Reich from Chennai,South India. The word ` minimalism' was SUCH a mental block for me till i heard this work. I really like and admire this piece of music and it was great to see the composer take a bow at the end. Thanks again, Mr. Reich.

So disappointed it is interrupted by advertising

Loved this vibrant performance.

Well done. This is an enjoyable version of a Ryuichi Sakamoto masterpiece.

A great performance!

Never knew Dr Katz could play clarinet. Amazing!

I really like this piece! I’ve just finished ”electric counterpoint” (on my channel) but this one is also a goal in a not to distant future!

Outstanding performance! What a treat to see Reich at the end while ovation! 👏👏👏

Nice to see Steve Reich, 88, on the scene at the end, so the audience and the musicians can pay tribute to him! From Sweden with love!