Just listened to this for the first time, and sitting in awe.

Electric Counterpoint

Music for a large ensemble

Also new to Reich
I listened to Sextet Six Marimbas after this, it's really good as well

>Where do I go from here

Listen to it again?

you can try györgy ligeti and maybe you'll like him too.

Atmospheres by him is pretty neat

Drumming is my favorite Reich work so get that.

I haven't even listened to the full recording and the album is already on my Top 100.
Which half is better btw? First or second?

>>68399505
lmao

>>68399066
this
with a slight delay

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>>68399505
>I haven't even listened to the full recording and the album is already on my Top 100.

the cancer that's killing /mu/

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>>68399505

>>68398766
Six Marimbas / Piano, Electric Counterpoint, Drumming, Piano Phase, Octet

>>68398766
In C
or Philip Glass - Glassworks

>>68399968
What's wrong? It was such an intense experience that I had to stop the album and haven't found the right time to listen to it again.

>>68399976
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Anyone here listened to this? It blew me away first listen. Really creative and adventurous vocal piece

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>>68398766
more Minimalism, maybe. Glassworks by Philip Glass is considered one of the most accesible records

sextet, city life, six marimbas, piano phase

Anything, honestly. I love Steve's music. If you want more stuff like Music for 18 Musicians listen to Music for Large Ensemble, Drumming, Music for Mallet Instruments, Organ & Voice.

>>68398766
Only if you are ready:

Klaus Schulze - X


Both are my #1-2 for 1978