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  • https://human.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Music/Ethnomusicology/Music_-_Its_Language_History_and_Culture_(Cohen)/09%3A_Musician_Biographies/9.40%3A_Steve_Reich
    In his own words, “I studied Balinese and African music because I love them and also because I believe that non-Western music is presently the single most important source of new ideas for Western com...In his own words, “I studied Balinese and African music because I love them and also because I believe that non-Western music is presently the single most important source of new ideas for Western composers and musicians.” While in Ghana, he was introduced to a structural concept of the “timeline,” a basic rhythm over which other musicians play repeated rhythmic patterns, with the most complex performed by the group leader or master drummer.

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