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Tom Service - Where Have All the Seismic Moments Gone?
5/5 Tom Service reflects on the lack of any seismic shocks in 21st-century music.

Sarah Walker on Steve Reich's Four Organs
4/5 Sarah Walker reflects on Steve Reich's radically minimalist Four Organs.

Ivan Hewett on Brian Eno's Music for Airports
3/5 Ivan Hewett reflects on Brian Eno's creation of a new genre, which he named ambient music.

Sara Mohr Pietsch on the Fall of the Berlin Wall
2/5 Sara Mohr-Pietsch on the appetite in the west for eastern European music after 1989.

Robert Worby on John Cage's 4'33"
1/5 Robert Worby reflects on the first performance of John Cage's 4'33".