Home » Uncategorized 27 January 2012 801 views No Comment by: RR As you probably already know, KCRW is in the midst of our Winter Pledge Drive and on Day 2 we have some extra incentive for Radiohead fans. Anyone who donates during Morning Becomes Eclectic THIS morning ( January 27 , between 9am and noon) is automatically entered in a sweepstakes to win a pair of tickets to the SOLD OUT Radiohead show at the Santa Barbara Bowl on April 12 , PLUS a one-night stay at the Harbor House Inn in Santa Barbara.

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Perhaps best known for the NPR series From The Top , musician Christopher O’Riley is far more in-tune with music than most of the world. Not only does he host and mentor young musicians, O’Riley also transcribes and arranges songs by Radiohead, Arcade Fire and more for the piano and, more recently, the cello. O’Riley has just released a new album with cellist Matt Haimovitz, Shuffle.Play.Listen. (Oxingale), a tribute to contemporary composers and some of the most modern musicians.

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Steve Reich to perform Radiohead-inspired piece Minimalist master to re-imagine two tracks by indebted band. Called America’s “greatest living composer” by us, and Alex Ross of the New Yorker, a new work by Steve Reich is big news to music fans of any genre. Now, fascinatingly, it’s been revealed that the 70-year-old New Yorker will compose a piece based on the Radiohead songs Everything In Its Right Place and Jigsaw Falling Into Place. The piece will open on the 5th March 2013, and will be performed by 13 musicians from the London Sinfonietta

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Neo-classical composer Steve Reich , best known for his seminal works Different Trains and Music for 18 Musicians (and soon, perhaps, that Grateful Dead tribute album ), has written a new composition inspired by Radiohead songs “Everything In Its Right Place” and “Jigsaw Falling Into Place”, as Pitchfork points out. According to The Guardian , Reich wrote “Radiohead Rewrite” after meeting the band at a Reich tribute festival in Poland, where the composer also witnessed Jonny Greenwood re-imagine Reich’s original piece Electric Counterpoint (watch a 10 minute clip of the performance

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Photo by Jeffrey Herman The Guardian reports that next year, minimalist composer Steve Reich will premiere a new work at London's Southbank Centre , based on two Radiohead songs. Titled “Radiohead Rewrite”, the piece reimagines “Everything In its Right Place” from Kid A as well as “Jigsaw Falling Into Place” from In Rainbows . It will be performed by 13 musicians from the London Sinfonietta on …

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