Mercury News, California — Many music fans think Reich is unsurpassed. Here are five reasons why.1, His music balances brain and spirit: meticulously assembled, it unfolds spaciously, sensuously. more info

Mercury News, California — The Saturday program, performed by the new-music ensemble Alarm Will Sound, also featured Reich works dating back to the 1970s. And at the close of the concert, Reich received an award from Nina Perlove, executive director of the American Classical M... more info

Topix — The significance of Radio Rewrite cannot be overstated. The greatest living composer structured the piece on the music of the greatest living rock band, and the greatest active new-music ensemble will perform it for only the third time ever at the Sh... more info

DrownedInSound — So did everybody watch that three-part Beeb documentary series The Sound and the Fury that aired throughout February? It took a succinct and uncomplicated look at twentieth-century classical music, calling upon New Yorker critic Alex Ross’s bestsel... more info

Consequence of Sound — Two-hour mix also features music from DOOM, Aphex Twin, and Steve Reich. more info

Consequence of Sound — There...are...two songs in Steve Riech's head. more info

NME - Radar — The Sonic Aesthetic is Mark Barrott, an electronic composer based in Ibiza by way of Sheffield, Uruguay and Berlin. The Human League, Cabaret Voltaire and Steve Reich are some of Barrott's influences, as is the concept of decluttering: moving aw... more info

Topix — From where I sit, every chance to hear a live performance of "Music for 18 Musicians" - Steve Reich 's transformative minimalist masterpiece from 1976 - is an opportunity to be seized upon and savored. more info

Mercury News, California — Jenny Bilfield was part of the core team that supervised the planning and construction of $112 million Bing Concert Hall, which opened Jan. 11, and the inaugural Bing season bears her mark, with premieres coming from Laurie Anderson, the Kronos Quart... more info

Mercury News, California — Rarely performed, Steve Reich's 'Music for 18 Musicians' (1976) is practically a multi-media experience. I found myself nodding in agreement with Steven Schick, the Contemporary Music Players' artistic director, who called it 'one of the great pieces... more info