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Music review: Steve Reich's 75th birthday concert at Disney Hall
Culture MonsterBang on a Can celebrates its 25th anniversary by honoring Steve Reich's 75th birthday for a Los Angeles Philharmonic Green Umbrella concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall Tuesday night.... -
Critic's Notebook: Steve Reich and Bang on a Can All-Stars
Pop & HissSteve Reich celebrates his 75th birthday by performing his landmark "Clapping Music," and offering a hard, distorted version of his recent "2x5."... -
The Pierces at the Hotel Cafe
Pop & HissThe sisters skewer the social mores of the young and restless in their Hotel Cafe show. The material is largely fresh, more shiny and sensual than older tunes.... -
Album review: Kronos Quartet: Music of Vladimir Martynov
Culture MonsterMark Swed reviews the Kronos Quartet's magnificent new recording of the music of Vladimir Martynov.... -
Scottish Ballet's extremes, from Kenneth MacMillan to Jorma Elo
Culture MonsterSir Kenneth MacMillan's “Song of the Earth,” is on the program when Scottish Ballet performs at the Music Center Friday through next Sunday. Also on the bill: Jorma Elo's "Kings 2 Ends."... -
Dance review: Scottish Ballet makes its Music Center debut
Culture MonsterLaura Bleiberg reviews Scottish Ballet makes its Music Center debut.... -
Before Kayne and after Bach: L.A. pioneer sampler Carl Stone
Culture MonsterCarl Stone, the Los Angeles composer, was a pioneer sampler in the 1970s, crafting passages from classical music, jazz and rock into musical works that enchant like Alexander Calder sculptures. Although he was sampling before Kanye West was born, Stone... -
Brandt Brauer Frick defies electronic-music conventions
Pop & Hiss“Mr. Machine" manipulates classical instruments to arrive at a sound meant for late-night raving.... -
Music review: Esa-Pekka Salonen in L.A. with Anders Hillborg
Culture MonsterEsa-Pekka Salonen returns to the Los Angeles Philharmonic to conduct the world premiere of Anders Hillborg's "Sirens."... -
Is the cover of Steve Reich's 'WTC 9/11' striking or crass?
Pop & HissThe cover art of Steve Reich's "WTC 9/11" is, to say the least, unsubtle. The reaction has been swift and unforgiving.... -
Culture Exchange: At the Proms, there'll always be an England
— The world's biggest classical music festival opened its 116th season last month at the Royal Albert Hall. Presented by the BBC, the Proms is an annual celebration of music that draws 6,000 people each night for eight weeks. The range of music is...Tags: United Kingdom, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Classical Music (genre), Festive Events, Concerts
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Poll: How offensive was the cover art for Steve Reich's 'WTC 9/11'?
Culture MonsterThe September release of Steve Reich's "WTC 9/11" has been receiving a lot of press in recent weeks, but not for reasons the composer was hoping for. Public criticism of the cover art -- depicting the Twin Towers under attack......
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