Much like the master himself, Reich's interpreters tend to be a forward-thinking, audience-challenging bunch; in fact, that may be the only characteristic tying them all together. Clarinetist Evan Zipo …

Given that many of Reich's early performances took place outside the traditional concert hall, in venues such as art galleries and dance studios, it's no surprise that his dance/performance repertoire  …

We don't mean to minimize the contributions of minimalist giants, such as Philip Glass, Terry Riley, or LaMonte Young, but since we have minimal space, we thought it wise to bring into focus some of th …

For a man widely considered a godfather of minimalism, Steve Reich has had a reach that's anything but minimal. Armed with nothing more than a double-tracked violin, his fellow Mills College alumnus La …

No matter what type of modern music is your cup of tea, your favorite artists likely sound something like Reich. With its dizzying pace, constantly morphing time signatures, and synth-meets-sax soundsc …

Ever wonder how Steve Reich became "Steve Reich"? Ask the man himself: "I don't listen to anything between Haydn and Wagner. Not even a little bit." Reich frequently cites Stravinsky's "Le Sacre du Pri …