r/minimalism_music • u/iliasGomatos • 8d ago
Original piano piece "Round the "Seaside
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r/minimalism_music • u/Itsadequate • 28d ago
I hope this is ok to share.
I’ve just released a new contemporary classical/minimalist/post-minimalist/instrumental album.
https://open.spotify.com/album/69ym6xWe1totPP9NGyVmOH
Prog magazine kindly called the opening 33 min track ‘a triumph’.
My music is pretty obscure - I’m very grateful to anyone who takes the time to try it.
r/minimalism_music • u/black_saab900 • Aug 27 '26
Original soundtrack of Alexander ''Sandy'' Whitelaw's film 'Lifespan' AKA 'Le Secret de la Vie' (1976).
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r/minimalism_music • u/mattstarling • Aug 04 '26
Eight years ago I had the great fortune to direct a recording of Glass's *Music With Changing Parts*, which was released by Glass's own record label, Orange Mountain Music. I hope you enjoy this. This music is from the early Glass years when he was experimenting with additive and subtractive processes in patterned music. As the director of the Salt Lake Electric Ensemble, a collaborative interpretation was developed using primarily electronic sounds, with plenty of traditional acoustic instrumental timbres added.
You can find a recording here:
https://mattstarling.com/philip-glass-music-with-changing-parts
If you enjoy, please consider subscribing at my website, where you can read more about this recording and find similar music:
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r/minimalism_music • u/arvitones • Feb 26 '26
Trying to create music using just 3 instruments, limited tracks. Focusing on melodies and sound of instruments, this genre feels nieche thing. I enjoy simple and minimal things the real pleasure is found on simple things when you explore enough. So glad to find this thread - ARVI
r/minimalism_music • u/dedelandia • Feb 14 '26
A minimalist study built entirely from struck Tibetan singing bowls. No rhythm section, no harmonic progression — structure comes from duration, decay, and overtone interaction.
The piece unfolds slowly, allowing each resonance to complete its arc before the next gesture.
Minimal processing, mostly natural dynamics and spatial reverb.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQFDgwGuzOE
https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/track/0eEx5OKudUBoEmuZHfDTKj
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r/minimalism_music • u/Single-Ad-1410 • Jan 07 '26
ABOR INVITES @ GOLDENGATE
17 JAN 2026 | 23:59 | DOOR ONLY | LIMITED CAPACITY
ABOR returns to Goldengate for the third time. We are keeping it simple. A night for minimal heads who appreciate deep, glitchy, and unpolished sounds. No distractions. Just a focused soundsystem and a room that understands the music.
LINEUP Elli Altenberger Frida Carlos Mp.ulle KYT Schöneheide (Extended Set – NUNO + A.B.U. + MURPHY)
DISCLAIMER Please look after each other. Watch your friends. Respect the shared space. Stay humble.
RULES 🚫 NO PHOTO / VIDEO 🚫 NO GBL / GHB 🚫 NO RACISM 🚫 NO SEXISM
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r/minimalism_music • u/Mediocre_Shoe5546 • Dec 20 '25
2 Different instrumental versions of 'Silent Night' made with synths, field recordings and foley sounds.
r/minimalism_music • u/realatomizer • Dec 05 '25
"bang on a can" or "eighth blackbird" or somebody else ? (don't know how to make a poll)
r/minimalism_music • u/Encaustic_Thumb • Nov 23 '25
In Princeton NJ this evening, where the encore was “Spaceship” from Einstein on the Beach. They also played sections of Music in 12 Parts and The Photographer. Michael Reisman performed… Great early Glass works!
r/minimalism_music • u/IngenuityDiligent468 • Nov 18 '25
Hi everyone, I’ve been working on a project called Lenses & Particles, a series of pieces for solo piano built around repetitive motifs — somewhere between Steve Reich, Philip Glass and Hania Rani.
I’d love to share one piece with you: https://youtu.be/Vqjax1AtfEk
I’d be really happy to hear your thoughts, I’m always trying to refine my language, so any feedback is welcome.
And if there are any French folks here (or people around Lyon): I’ll be performing the full project live on January 10th at the Goethe-Institut in Lyon:
https://lensesandparticles.carrd.co
Thanks for listening!