Chorus.fm — Hazel Cills, writing at MTV: While male producers and musicians like Philip Glass and Steve Reich have been written about and documented extensively, the work of female producers and early electronic musicians like Wendy Carlos, Laurie Spiegel, Delia... more info

Core News — “Stuart presents a minimalist playlist, a term often hated by the composers labelled as such. Minimalism marked a new era of classical music pioneered in mid-century America, distinguished by it’s static harmony, repetitive rhythms and return to ... more info

New York Times — The composer, whose latest work will have its premiere on Nov. 1 at Carnegie Hall, muses about the trade-offs of technology. more info

BBC News - UK — The world's oldest active train station, in Liverpool, hosts a performance of composer Steve Reich's Different Trains as real trains rumble past. more info

New York Times — The composer turns 80 next month, but the celebrations have begun, including a Miller Theater concert featuring Brad Lubman leading the Ensemble Signal. more info

Mercury News, California — S.F. Opera presents world premiere of Dream of the Red Chamber, while soprano Renee Fleming, legendary composer Steve Reich and acclaimed conductor Gustavo Dudamel are headed our way. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The celebrations also include works by Philip Glass, Terry Riley, David Lang, and more. Continue reading… more info

The Quietus — Special event to take place at Liverpool's Edge Hill station to celebrate feat of train travel more info

New York Times — Three concerts at the Lincoln Center Festival drove home how a younger generation has embraced Mr. Reich’s music as its own. more info

New York Times — The institute, which will also honor Steve Reich, will put on shows at the Met Museum, Le Poisson Rouge and National Sawdust this year. more info