Steve Reich, Glenn Kotche to Perform at Alice Tully Hall's 2009 Re-Opening

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Steve Reich and Glenn Kotche will be among the artists celebrating the unveiling of the re-imagined Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center in New York during the two-week Opening Nights Festival, February 22 through March 8, 2009. On March 3, each will take part in New York, New Music, New Hall, a marathon event of new and seminal works. Kotche will join Bang on a Can All-Stars for the NY premiere of one of his compositions, and Steve Reich & Musicians and Synergy Vocals come together for the composer's groundbreaking 1976 work Music for 18 Musicians. Also on the bill is Alarm Will Sound.

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Steve Reich and Glenn Kotche will be among the artists celebrating the unveiling of the re-imagined Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center in New York during the two-week Opening Nights Festival, February 22 through March 8, 2009. On March 3, each will take part in New York, New Music, New Hall, a marathon event of new and seminal works.

Glenn will join Bang on a Can All-Stars for the New York premiere of one of his compositions, and Steve Reich & Musicians and Synergy Vocals come together for the composer's groundbreaking 1976 work Music for 18 Musicians, the 1998 recording of which earned a Grammy for Best Small Ensemble Performance. Also on the bill is Alarm Will Sound, premiering works by Derek Bermel, Oscar Bianchi, and Caleb Burhans.

Tickets go on sale May 28. For more information, visit lincolncenter.org.

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  • Tuesday, May 6, 2008
    Steve Reich, Glenn Kotche to Perform at Alice Tully Hall's 2009 Re-Opening

    Steve Reich and Glenn Kotche will be among the artists celebrating the unveiling of the re-imagined Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center in New York during the two-week Opening Nights Festival, February 22 through March 8, 2009. On March 3, each will take part in New York, New Music, New Hall, a marathon event of new and seminal works.

    Glenn will join Bang on a Can All-Stars for the New York premiere of one of his compositions, and Steve Reich & Musicians and Synergy Vocals come together for the composer's groundbreaking 1976 work Music for 18 Musicians, the 1998 recording of which earned a Grammy for Best Small Ensemble Performance. Also on the bill is Alarm Will Sound, premiering works by Derek Bermel, Oscar Bianchi, and Caleb Burhans.

    Tickets go on sale May 28. For more information, visit lincolncenter.org.

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