Steve Reich and Musicians Drumming LP 1987 Elektra/Nonesuch 9_79170-1 NEAR MINT

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Steve Reich

Drumming

Steve Reich and Musicians 

Elektra/Nonesuch 9_79170-1 1987 12" 33rpm (Canada)


This piece represents a great achievement in the Minimalist approach to writing music. Fresh from studying African drumming, Reich took an entire year to write and revise this masterpiece. It builds on and extends the idea of a single rhythmic pattern played at changing tempos that he explored in earlier tape pieces. Here he develops the idea of 'hidden' or emerging rhytms (playing two different patterns and noticing what third pattern seems to grow from the other two). It is a fascinating piece in that it seems so mechanical in conception and execution but as the patterns weave in and out of one another, building and creating various counterpoints and overtones, an entire more human dimension seems to emerge. You do have to pay attention to it. It seems like background music but it isn't.

Tracklist
A1 Part I 17:30
A2 Part II (Beginning) 16:10
B1 Part II (Conclusion) 2:02
B2 Part III 11:13
B3 Part IV 9:47

Art Direction, Design – Carin Goldberg
Artwork [Cover Art] – Beryl Korot
Drums [Tuned], Marimba, Glockenspiel – Ben Harms, Bob Becker, Gary Kvistad, Gary Schall, Glen Velez, James Preiss, Russ Hartenberger, Steve Reich, Thad Wheeler
Engineer – Paul Goodman
Executive-Producer – Robert Hurwitz
Mastered By – Robert C. Ludwig
Mixed By – Paul Zinman
Performer – Steve Reich And Musicians
Photography By – Nevin Shalit
Piccolo Flute – Mort Silver
Producer, Mixed By – Judith Sherman
Producer, Mixed By, Composed By, Whistling – Steve Reich
Voice – Jay Clayton, Pamela Wood Ambush

Recorded May 1987 at RCA Studio A, New York City. Bob Becker and Ben Harms are mistakenly given a singular credit as "Bob Harms".
 

Vinyl is NEAR MINT in a plastic inner sleeve in a hard card picture sleeve in EXCELLENT condition (delete hole punch) in a plastic protector sleeve



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