Artist	Song
Steve Reich	2x5: III. Fast (Vakula Version)
from Reich: 2x5 (Remixed) (2011)
Kronos Quartet	Tokyo / Vermont Counterpoint
from Reich: Triple Quartet, etc (2005)
Bang On a Can	New York Counterpoint: II. Slow
from Reich: New York Counterpoint, Eight Lines, Four Organs (2007)
DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid	City Life (Open Circuit)
from Reich Remixed (2005)
Ensemble Modern & Bradley Lubman	Octet (Eight Lines): Eight Lines
from Steve Reich: City Life - 8 Lines (2002)
Steve Reich	Drumming (Four Tet Remix)
from Reich - Remixed 2006 (2006)
Steve Reich	You Are (Variations): IV. Ehmor M'aht, V'ahsay Harbay (Say Little and Do Much)
from You Are (2005)
Alan Pierson, Alarm Will Sound & Ossia	Tehillim: II. Psalm 34:13-15, "Mihaish heychahfaytz chayyim"
from Steve Reich: Tehillim - The Desert Music (2011)
Andreas Weiss, Edna Michell, Karlsruhe Camerata Chamber Music Ensemble & Ulf Hoelscher	Duet for 2 violins & strings, or chamber ensemble
from Compassion: A Tribute to Yehudi Menuhin (2001)
London Steve Reich Ensemble, The & Kevin Griffiths	Sextet (in 5 movements): III. [Slow] -
from Reich: Sextet - Piano Phase - Eight Lines (2007)
The Smith Quartet	Triple Quartet: III
from Reich: Different Trains (2005)
Contempoartensemble & Mauro Ceccanti	Sextet for Percussion & Keyboards: III.
from Steve Reich: City Life, Sextet (2006)
Bill Ryan & Grand Valley State University New Music Ensemble	Music for 18 Musicians: Section XI
from Music for 18 Musicians (2007)
Bang On a Can	New York Counterpoint: I. Fast
from Reich: New York Counterpoint, Eight Lines, Four Organs (2007)
Ictus, Synergy Vocals, Miquel Bernat, Heather Cirncross, Gery Cambier, Micaela Haslam, Shinsuke Ishihara, Kuniko Kato, Gerrit Nulens, Georges-Elie Octors, Audrey Ribaucourt, Jessica Ryckewaert & Peter Van Tichelen	Drumming: IV. Part 4
from Reich: Drumming (2009)

Comment:

Pretty much anybody with a mixing board and an open pair of ears has had a go at Reich, and that's no big surprise, since his music lends itself so well to electro-beats and sample play. In "2x5: III. Fast (Vakula Version)," he steps out of the symphony hall and into an Ibiza chillout lounge, with a dance-friendly reworking that's as airy as the afternoon breeze off the Mediterranean. In the hands of DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid, "City Life (Open Circuit)" gets a Beat Generation-style jazz makeover that's only a couple of finger snaps and a beret away from joining Kerouac on the road. And Four Tet have taken Reich's "Drumming (Four Tet Remix)" and glossed it with the twinkle of a music box jingle-jangling in the back of a low rider's Chevy Impala . . . that one with the window-shattering bass drivers.

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