Composer Steve Reich was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 2003, 2004 and 2005. His work called "Double Sextet" finally put him over the top. He joins us to talk about the piece and his Pulitzer.
No comments? Egad. The Maestro did all of this work for nada?
But seriously, folks...
Ah, the days of "New Sounds" on the week-ends. The Desert Music broadcast premier.
Remember, John?
Apr. 21 2009 09:16 PM
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Richard Mitnick
from Highland Park ,NJ
No comments? Egad. All this work for nothing?
But, seriously folks...
Ah, the days of "New Sounds" on week-ends. The Desert Music broadcast premier.
Remember, John?
Apr. 21 2009 09:14 PM
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Comments [3]
Very cool. He seems like such a great guy.
No comments? Egad. The Maestro did all of this work for nada?
But seriously, folks...
Ah, the days of "New Sounds" on the week-ends. The Desert Music broadcast premier.
Remember, John?
No comments? Egad. All this work for nothing?
But, seriously folks...
Ah, the days of "New Sounds" on week-ends. The Desert Music broadcast premier.
Remember, John?
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