Steve Reich at 90: A Birthday Celebration (Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble Signal, Brad Lubman)
Thursday, October 22, 2026 · 8:00 PM

Steve Reich at 90: A Birthday Celebration (Bang on a Can All-Stars, Ensemble Signal, Brad Lubman)

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Bang on a Can All-Stars and Ensemble Signal mark Reich's 90th birthday with Double Sextet, Jacob's Ladder and In All Your Ways.

At a glance

The room
Concert hall
Carnegie's main auditorium, about 2,800 seats on five levels. Source
The music
Adventurous
Composers most concertgoers don’t know yet: a chance to hear something new to you.
Cost
Cheap seats
$10 same-day rush for selected Stern Auditorium concerts, in person at the box office, two each. Source
When
Evening
Starts at 7 PM or later.
Who’s on stage
Visiting artists
Touring orchestras, soloists and ensembles in Carnegie Hall's own series.
Other dates
Only date we list
These describe the concert; they don’t rate the players. Venue and presenter facts checked Oct 6, 2026. Plans change, so check the presenter’s page before you go.

Programme

Reich

In All Your Ways (US premiere)

Reich

Two Pianos (US premiere)

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