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Arguably the most high-profile concert to be presented in the Wathen Hall in its entire history, we are delighted to welcome legendary Pulitzer Prize- and multi-Grammy award-winning American composer, Steve Reich, for a gala concert celebration of his music during his seventy-fifth birthday year.

Bringing together a range of ensembles and performers associated with Reich's music, as well as some of the most talented musicians from St Paul's School and St Paul's Girls' School, we dedicate an entire evening to this iconic composer and his music.

With a programme that features the systematic and enthralling patters of 'Clapping Music' (featuring the composer as one of two performers), the shimmering luminescence of two of Reich's most celebrated "counterpoint" works, the graphic horrors of the Holocaust in the Grammy award-winning 'Different Trains', and the hypnotic, trance-inducing waves of the illustrious 'Music for 18 Musicians' - all in the composer's presence - this is an historic occasion of monumental proportions not to be missed.

Please note that there are no concessions or student tickets available for this concert/interview.

**For seating arrangements for this concert, please see the Booking Information**