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"... the agitation growing over the course of the piece’s 15-plus minutes. At one point, an older woman approached the stage, took off a shoe, and banged it on the stage, imploring the ensemble—which included [the composer Steve] Reich and [the conductor Michael] Tilson Thomas—to stop. Someone else sprinted down an aisle, yelling, 'All right! I confess!' Other aggrieved patrons simply left. With the commotion escalating, the musicians could barely hear each other play, forcing Tilson Thomas to call out the beats over the noise. This was no easy task... The musicians continued on, and after it was all over, the audience exploded—with plenty of bravos to counter the detractors’ boos. When the musicians walked off the stage, Reich was, as he remembered it, 'as white as a sheet.' Yet Tilson Thomas was practically gleeful: 'I said, Steve, this is the greatest thing that’s happened. Nothing like this has happened since the premiere of The Rite of Spring. For sure, by tomorrow, everyone in the world is going to know about you and your music. And that’s just what happened.'"

From "Organ Grinding/When the audience revolted at Carnegie Hall" by Sudip Bose — about a performance of this Steve Reich piece at Carnegie Hall in 1973:



Imagine acting like that at Carnegie Hall!

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