Rami Stucky: "Steve Reich and the Harlem Riots: 'Come Out,' 1966"

[@MrDystopiary]

All I can say is, wow. You nailed it. Great video, great piece, tragic circumstances.
Keep up the great work!

[@ramistucky9104]

Thank you so much! (Sorry for the long delay!)

[@meanmrmusician9469]

Now I feel like I have a much better understanding of this crazy piece. Fantastic video.

[@ramistucky9104]

Thanks for watching! Glad you got something out of it :) Feel free to be in touch

[@DioJeanBaptiste]

Man this is so great, thank you so much Rami for speaking on this.

[@leeproctor7132]

Great analysis.

[@PugCuber]

Thank you, Rami!
This provided an enormous amount of insight into this wonderful composition, and I highly commend you on the effort you put in.

[@abdurrazzaq2314]

Thank you very much for this in depth view into the process and history of the great piece.

[@ramistucky9104]

Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@abdurrazzaq2314]

@@ramistucky9104 I hope you are well and doing fine.

[@Quim1441]

This is good!

[@ramistucky9104]

Thank you very much, Joaquim! I appreciate it.

[@ThomasBaxter]

Great analysis and historical context.
The only thing lacking to me it seems is an acknowledgement that the piece seems a radical call to action.
"Come out to show them" as recontextualized from the voice of Daniel Hamm feels as though it is a direct call to nonviolent political action.
The core of the call to action in the phrase is what has stuck with me.