WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from March 12, 2012

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from March 12, 2012

All the spectacle and clamor you crave...without those pesky crowds.

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March 12, 2012: Tenth Symphonies, Part II: Langgaard, Badings, Myaskovsky, Aho, Panufnik + Mahler's Adagio and Schubert's Andante

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
William Schuman	Symphony No. 10 "American Muse" (1975)	Schuman: Symphonies Nos. 7 and 10	Naxos American Classics	Seattle Symphony, directed by Gerhard Schwarz	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:10:12 (Pop-up)
Rued Langgaard	Symphony No. 10 "Yon Hall of Thunder" (1945)	Langgaard: Symphonies 9 - 11	DaCapo	Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, directed by Thomas Dausggard	0:10:47 (Pop-up)
Henk Badings	Symphony No. 10, Presto (1961)	Badings: Symphonies 3, 10, 14	CPO	Janacek Philharmonic Orchestra, directed by David Porcelijn	0:16:32 (Pop-up)
Nikolai Myaskovsky	Symphony No. 10 in F minor, Op. 30 "The Bronze Horseman" (1927)	Myaskovsky: Cello Concerto and Symphonies	X5 Music Group	Saint Petersburg Orchestra of the State Hermitage Museum	0:18:30 (Pop-up)
Kalevi Aho	Symphony No. 10 (1996)	Symphony No. 10 / Rejoicing of the Deep Waters	BIS	Lahti Symphony Orchestra, directed by Osmo Vänskä	0:24:28 (Pop-up)
Andrej Panufnik	Symphony No. 10 (1988)	Panufnik: Symphonies / Cello Concerto	Accord	Warsaw Philharmonic, directed by Kazimierz Kord	0:28:24 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:30:32 (Pop-up)
Franz Schubert	Symphony No. 10 in D, D 936a, Andante	Mahler Symphony No. 6 / Alban Berg Three Pieces / Franz Schubert Andante	Hänssler Classic	South West German Radio Sinfonieorchester, directed by Michael Gielen	0:45:20 (Pop-up)
Gustav Mahler	Symphony No. 10 (1910)	Mahler Adagio / Mendelssohn Symphony No. 3	Sony Classical	New York Philharmonic, directed by Leonard Bernstein	0:51:09 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	8:05pm 12539: Spectacle! Clamor! and no sign of a crowd!
	8:16pm Tim: Anything called "Yon Hall of Thunder" is alright by me!
	8:17pm Caryn: Nice start to the show, Bethany! Unfortunately, it's 2 a.m. here and I'm falling asleep. Will have to catch the rest in the archives. Bye, all!
	8:29pm Rynac: Bethany - thank you for letting me experience four composers I have not heard before! Lots of new (to me) music to explore.
	8:31pm bunyan: The passage from Aho's symphony would go great with the sequence the picture comes from on FMU's main page just now (pursuit through the subterranean tunnels!).
	8:39pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Bethany and all the listeners
	8:40pm xezzy: omg thank you so much for Panufnik! I've never really listened to him, since I thought, okay, Lutoslawski, Gorecki, Penderecki, that's enough genious composers from just one country (which is mine accidently), there is no way there could be another one. Wrong!
	8:48pm Parq: To twist an old joke about the circus, the excitement is in tenths.
	8:48pm betnany: Hi all! Glad to know you are out there! If classical is new to anyone, after listening to this week and last week's shows I assure you that you are an expert in Tenth Symphonies!
	8:50pm j4ff: I just love this show.
	8:50pm SB12: Just wanted to chime in to say that A440 is great!
	8:52pm monica: this schubert is degorgeous, bethany. whose recordding is it?
	8:53pm Skirkie: I'm still new, but I know I like Mahler.
	8:57pm bunyan: Comments list seems a bit quiet tonight: are there that many folks on spring break...? (A bit scary to think what Mahler might have been writing in another five to ten years... though that would have put him through WWI...) How about a little Bohuslav Martinu or Vladimir Ussachevsky some time up the road? Thanks for another exotic show!
	8:57pm asher: two kinds of people? those who let themselves be swept away, those who don't. mahler feeds the former i think.
	8:59pm 12539: All too soon the lights come up and we shuffle out of the symphony hall.
	8:59pm Skirkie: I think the New York Philharmonic is performing Mahler's 1st some time next month.
	9:02pm G: @bunyan: It's been 20 degrees above normal in much of the eastern half of the US. That could be part of it...
	8:23am Jeremy: wonderful show again, I'm catching up on the archive. Just a thought on the question of putting performers etc in the playlist, why not simply find the link to Discogs, which probably has most if not all of the music you play? e.g. for the Mahler above I guess this might be it: http://www.discogs.com/Gustav-Mahler-Felix-Mendelssohn-New-York-Philharmonic-Leonard-Bernstein-Adagio-From-Symphony-No-10-S/release/2504490 Of course the next challenge would be for Ken to extend KenzoDB to ingest this stuff and embed it in the playlist...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
William Schuman	Symphony No. 10 "American Muse" (1975)	Schuman: Symphonies Nos. 7 and 10	Naxos American Classics	Seattle Symphony, directed by Gerhard Schwarz	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:10:12 (Pop-up)
Rued Langgaard	Symphony No. 10 "Yon Hall of Thunder" (1945)	Langgaard: Symphonies 9 - 11	DaCapo	Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, directed by Thomas Dausggard	0:10:47 (Pop-up)
Henk Badings	Symphony No. 10, Presto (1961)	Badings: Symphonies 3, 10, 14	CPO	Janacek Philharmonic Orchestra, directed by David Porcelijn	0:16:32 (Pop-up)
Nikolai Myaskovsky	Symphony No. 10 in F minor, Op. 30 "The Bronze Horseman" (1927)	Myaskovsky: Cello Concerto and Symphonies	X5 Music Group	Saint Petersburg Orchestra of the State Hermitage Museum	0:18:30 (Pop-up)
Kalevi Aho	Symphony No. 10 (1996)	Symphony No. 10 / Rejoicing of the Deep Waters	BIS	Lahti Symphony Orchestra, directed by Osmo Vänskä	0:24:28 (Pop-up)
Andrej Panufnik	Symphony No. 10 (1988)	Panufnik: Symphonies / Cello Concerto	Accord	Warsaw Philharmonic, directed by Kazimierz Kord	0:28:24 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:30:32 (Pop-up)
Franz Schubert	Symphony No. 10 in D, D 936a, Andante	Mahler Symphony No. 6 / Alban Berg Three Pieces / Franz Schubert Andante	Hänssler Classic	South West German Radio Sinfonieorchester, directed by Michael Gielen	0:45:20 (Pop-up)
Gustav Mahler	Symphony No. 10 (1910)	Mahler Adagio / Mendelssohn Symphony No. 3	Sony Classical	New York Philharmonic, directed by Leonard Bernstein	0:51:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:05pm 12539: Spectacle! Clamor! and no sign of a crowd!
	8:16pm Tim: Anything called "Yon Hall of Thunder" is alright by me!
	8:17pm Caryn: Nice start to the show, Bethany! Unfortunately, it's 2 a.m. here and I'm falling asleep. Will have to catch the rest in the archives. Bye, all!
	8:29pm Rynac: Bethany - thank you for letting me experience four composers I have not heard before! Lots of new (to me) music to explore.
	8:31pm bunyan: The passage from Aho's symphony would go great with the sequence the picture comes from on FMU's main page just now (pursuit through the subterranean tunnels!).
	8:39pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Bethany and all the listeners
	8:40pm xezzy: omg thank you so much for Panufnik! I've never really listened to him, since I thought, okay, Lutoslawski, Gorecki, Penderecki, that's enough genious composers from just one country (which is mine accidently), there is no way there could be another one. Wrong!
	8:48pm Parq: To twist an old joke about the circus, the excitement is in tenths.
	8:48pm betnany: Hi all! Glad to know you are out there! If classical is new to anyone, after listening to this week and last week's shows I assure you that you are an expert in Tenth Symphonies!
	8:50pm j4ff: I just love this show.
	8:50pm SB12: Just wanted to chime in to say that A440 is great!
	8:52pm monica: this schubert is degorgeous, bethany. whose recordding is it?
	8:53pm Skirkie: I'm still new, but I know I like Mahler.
	8:57pm bunyan: Comments list seems a bit quiet tonight: are there that many folks on spring break...? (A bit scary to think what Mahler might have been writing in another five to ten years... though that would have put him through WWI...) How about a little Bohuslav Martinu or Vladimir Ussachevsky some time up the road? Thanks for another exotic show!
	8:57pm asher: two kinds of people? those who let themselves be swept away, those who don't. mahler feeds the former i think.
	8:59pm 12539: All too soon the lights come up and we shuffle out of the symphony hall.
	8:59pm Skirkie: I think the New York Philharmonic is performing Mahler's 1st some time next month.
	9:02pm G: @bunyan: It's been 20 degrees above normal in much of the eastern half of the US. That could be part of it...
	8:23am Jeremy: wonderful show again, I'm catching up on the archive. Just a thought on the question of putting performers etc in the playlist, why not simply find the link to Discogs, which probably has most if not all of the music you play? e.g. for the Mahler above I guess this might be it: http://www.discogs.com/Gustav-Mahler-Felix-Mendelssohn-New-York-Philharmonic-Leonard-Bernstein-Adagio-From-Symphony-No-10-S/release/2504490 Of course the next challenge would be for Ken to extend KenzoDB to ingest this stuff and embed it in the playlist...

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from March 12, 2012

Listener comments!

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