Four Musical Minimalists¶
Potter, K. (2000). Four Musical Minimalists: La Monte Young, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, Philip Glass. Cambridge University Press.
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- Ostinato
- The same structural arrangement reappears in baroque passacaglia and chaconne, in riff-based rock and funk (a repeating two- or four-bar groove beneath improvised solos), and in minimalist composition (Reich, Glass), where the ostinato figure can constitute the entire harmonic substance and the "variation" is the gradual phase-shifting or textural accumulation above it
This sourcePotter's study of the musical minimalists, in which recurring ostinato patterns form the basis of works such as Reich's Piano Phase and Violin Phase.
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“Early [minimalist] compositions 176”
- The same structural arrangement reappears in baroque passacaglia and chaconne, in riff-based rock and funk (a repeating two- or four-bar groove beneath improvised solos), and in minimalist composition (Reich, Glass), where the ostinato figure can constitute the entire harmonic substance and the "variation" is the gradual phase-shifting or textural accumulation above it
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