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The Four Sections: Strings (With Winds And Brass) The Four Sections: Percussion The Four Sections: Full Orchestra Music for Mallet Instruments, Voices And Organ Steve Reich's music is based around the phase shifting of percussion instruments. Even when he uses a larger ensemble--or a whole orchestra--you can still make out the percussion underneath. It's always there. In The Fou... more »r Sections he takes a simple theme on the strings, then punctuates the flow with precise, percussive effects. It is very engaging music, some of the best this composer has written. Music for Mal...
Friday, January 8, 2021 On this week's Gramophone Podcast, Dame Evelyn Glennie talks to Editor Martin Cullingford about her latest recordings of works for percussion, by composers Alexis Alrich, Sir Karl Jenkins, Ned Rorem and Christian Linberg. The first three are released next week on a new album from Naxos called Concertos for Mallet Instruments, while Lindberg's new work – called Liverpool Lullabies, a concertante work for percussion and trombone – appears on a new album out today from BIS. You can listen to the Podcast below. To hear other Gramophone podcasts, or t...