WFMU: Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from January 30, 2021

Listener comments!
	2:01pm duke: Hi Dave and Judith.. Looking forward to the show.
	🥁 2:01pm fred: Hello Dave, Judith and free ones I love viola, so I'm looking forward to this
	2:02pm Dave Sewelson: duke and fred...welcome!
	2:03pm Judith: Thanks for joining us!
	2:03pm DavidJ: Hi Dave Judith and all!
	2:08pm Dave Sewelson: DavidJ!
	🥁 2:09pm WR: Hello Dave, thank you Judith for being with us today.
	2:10pm Dave Sewelson: WR, thanks for stopping by...
	2:14pm Dan Clucas: Hi Dave and Judith! That duo with Joe Fonda was beautiful.
	2:15pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks Dan!
	2:17pm Judith: Thanks Dan!
	2:19pm Sem: Hello, Dave, special guest, Ms. Insell, and Free Worlders. Along for the duration.
	2:19pm Dave Sewelson: Sem!
	2:37pm Dean: I had the good fortune in 1997 to hear Joe Fonda with Anthony Braxton's GTM Nonet at Yoshi's in Oakland, six shows.
	2:37pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	2:38pm Dan Clucas: Just picked up the dl of DWE. Thanks Judith!
	🥁 2:38pm fred: Is this the correct link? bluemusicgroup.bandcamp.com... I'm taking notes for when bandcamp Fridays come back
	2:39pm Judith: Hi Joe, That link should work.
	2:39pm Dave Sewelson: yes Dean!
	2:39pm Dave Sewelson: welcome Doc..
	2:40pm Judith: Sorry Dean
	🥁 2:40pm WR: great interview! and great success story of growing up at a time and place where the arts, specifically music, is given space and respect in public school. NYC is special to have MSM and Julliard, but the opportunity for anyone to start in lower or middle school is so important. even if everyone is not going to be teacher or professional. PS: I need to focus on this intensely beautiful music playing...
	2:43pm Dean: Hindemith! That's fantastic. Love the Kammermusik, but also this marvelous LP of '20s theater music: https://www.discogs.com/Hindemith-Theatre-Music-In-Berlin-1920s/release/1148134 Hindemith was a violist. His string quartets are right up there with Shostakovich's.
	2:46pm Dean: The revived Amar Quartet (the name being that of Hindemith's ensemble with which he played viola) recently recorded all the SQs. Spectacular.
	2:47pm Eli A: Hi all! Fred, the next Bandcamp Friday is this Friday, February 5th
	2:49pm Dave Sewelson: Eli...yeah
	3:02pm chresti: Hello Dave and Judith and free world! Listening in the kitchen..
	3:04pm Dave Sewelson: chresti in the kitchen
	3:08pm Dean: Here's the video with Jeff Schlanger: https://vimeo.com/488403717
	3:08pm Dave Sewelson: vimeo.com...
	3:08pm Judith: Thanks, Dave!
	3:09pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks Dean....i posted the live link
	3:12pm coelacanth∅: greetings Dave & Judith and Free worldlings
	3:14pm Dean: Come to think of it, with a name like Jump Off This Bridge, it's probably a good thing that there is no leader.
	3:15pm Dave Sewelson: sealy...thanks for stopping by....
	3:17pm Judith: Thanks to everyone that has tuned in. I am happy to share my experiences with you!
	3:28pm Dan Clucas: Hi Eli, if you're still here, what kind of mute are you using on this (after the harmon)?
	🥁 3:31pm WR: Judith, listening to you today is opening me up to think more optimisticly than i have been able to for years. the music and the humanity in your sharing your relationship to music and the world and the people in your life. thank you... and! the program is only half way through ; )
	3:31pm Eli A: Hi Dan, the way we produced this, I'm not really sure! I'd have to listen back pretty closely to distinguish between them. But I do remember using a bucket and two different cup mutes. For each segment of the piece I stuck with one mute. [This part sounds like the bucket I had.]
	3:32pm Judith: I am so glad to hear that I am lifting you up, WR!
	3:33pm Sem: Glad to be along for the talk and music today. Thank you, Judith and Dave.
	3:34pm Judith: Thanks for joining us for the journey, Sem!
	3:34pm Eli A: Ha, I am not sure this is the bucket. But, since I see you're a trumpeter, the arsenal was: facet and Denis wick cup mutes, and a Soulo bucket. And maybe some cloth in the mute at some point
	3:35pm Dan Clucas: Ah! Good old bucket mute, almost forgot what it sounds like. Will have to get mine out. Great playing btw, you and everyone.
	3:36pm Eli A: Thanks, Dan. Definitely a pleasure to be with this crew. Some of these (the Soulo bucket and the facet cup) really only work for me in quiet acoustic situations--I've tried.
	🥁 3:37pm WR: hope to be there when next you guys can actually perform together in the same room!
	3:39pm Eli A: Mutes are like any tech: fun to buy new toys and/or get on the bandwagon but ultimately sound and response are all that really matter
	🥁 3:39pm WR: the band web site: jumpoffthisbridge.com...
	🥁 3:56pm WR: Dean @2:37, 6 shows! wow! sounds like would have been an incredible experience.
	3:59pm Dean: It certainly was, @WR! I wasn't living up here at the time. Was in LA, and I learned about the run of four night of shows reading Cadence. So I booked flights, stayed in Oakland, and made it to three of the four nights, two shows each. A few years later Leo Records issued four disks, one of each night.
	🥁 4:02pm WR: cool cool cool Dean.
	4:07pm Judith: Publiquartet https://www.publiquartet.com/
	4:10pm Dean: Yow, this quartet performs a piece by Don Byron!
	4:11pm Jim Ryan: Love it NOW Georgeous!
	4:16pm Dave Sewelson: yeah Jim
	4:20pm Judith: YMusic https://www.ymusicensemble.com/
	4:21pm Dave Sewelson: YMusic www.ymusicensemble.com
	4:22pm Gina Bacon: Hi Dave, Judith and Saturdaystreamers!
	4:23pm Dave Sewelson: GINA!
	🥁 4:27pm WR: In these times we can all be Medici?
	4:29pm Sem: I'm in. Can I be a Pope?
	4:31pm Judith: Empire Wild www.empirewild.com
	4:31pm Dave Sewelson: Sem...you are the pope
	4:32pm Dave Sewelson: Empire Wild www.empirewild.com
	🥁 4:36pm fred: @Sem: of course: static.wikia.nocookie.net... (from the Principia Discordia)
	🥁 4:37pm WR: yes, good to keep connected to the beginnings. feeds the soul.
	4:39pm coelacanth∅: negative elements often result in creativity
	4:39pm coelacanth∅: (in fact, much more often than positive elements do)
	🥁 4:43pm fred: @coel: A phrase Hofesh Shechter used in a couple of shows is "where there is pressure there is folk dance"
	4:54pm Dean: Just double-checked the details of the Braxton GTM shows at Yoshi's. In fact, there were six nights, two shows each, Aug. 19-24. I'm pretty sure I attended three nights mid-run.
	4:55pm Gina Bacon: Got it, Dave! I'll be ready! Great show...thank you so much!
	4:56pm chresti: Thanks Dave and Judith!
	4:56pm Dave Sewelson: Next Up... wfmu.org...
	🥁 4:57pm fred: Thanks Dave and Judith for the insightful conversation
	4:57pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks all you listenears....
	4:58pm duke: Thanks Dave and Judith
	🥁 5:00pm WR: thank you Dave and Judith!!!
	7:27pm coelacanth∅: (lost internet near the end there) ... Thanks Dave! Thanks Judith!

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from January 30, 2021

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January 30, 2021: Judith Insell is an improvising violist, orchestral musician, as well as an experienced arts educator and administrator.
She has collaborated with such marquee artists as Beyoncé, India.Arie, John Cale, Suzanne Vega, Lee Konitz, Greg Osby, and Miguel Zenón. She has appeared on Saturday Night Live (SNL), Late Night With Stephen Colbert, and has performed in Broadway show orchestras.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Judith Insell & Joe Fonda	BIll "BIll" by "Judith Insell & Joe Fonda"	Dark Wood Exploration	Insell Music
Judith Insell & Joe Fonda	India "India" by "Judith Insell & Joe Fonda"	Dark Wood Exploration	Insell Music		0:33:55 (Pop-up)
Jump Off This Bridge	Time and Variations			https://vimeo.com/488403717	1:04:03 (Pop-up)
Judith Insell & Dave Sewelson	Now	live on WFMU	GTDR Records and Tapes		1:50:45 (Pop-up)
Publiquartet	Get into the Now:1. The Pull	Freedom and Faith			2:04:38 (Pop-up)
Publiquartet	Get into the Now II. Years of In Me	Freedom and Faith			2:07:31 (Pop-up)
Publiquartet	Get into the Now: III. Go Big or Go Home	Freedom and Faith			2:10:50 (Pop-up)
Paul Simon	Can't Run But "Can't Run But" by "Paul Simon"	In the Blue Light			2:18:00 (Pop-up)
Empire Wild	Shacklton's Song "Shacklton's Song" by "Empire Wild"	Paper Seasons			2:27:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:01pm duke: Hi Dave and Judith.. Looking forward to the show.
	🥁 2:01pm fred: Hello Dave, Judith and free ones I love viola, so I'm looking forward to this
	2:02pm Dave Sewelson: duke and fred...welcome!
	2:03pm Judith: Thanks for joining us!
	2:03pm DavidJ: Hi Dave Judith and all!
	2:08pm Dave Sewelson: DavidJ!
	🥁 2:09pm WR: Hello Dave, thank you Judith for being with us today.
	2:10pm Dave Sewelson: WR, thanks for stopping by...
	2:14pm Dan Clucas: Hi Dave and Judith! That duo with Joe Fonda was beautiful.
	2:15pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks Dan!
	2:17pm Judith: Thanks Dan!
	2:19pm Sem: Hello, Dave, special guest, Ms. Insell, and Free Worlders. Along for the duration.
	2:19pm Dave Sewelson: Sem!
	2:37pm Dean: I had the good fortune in 1997 to hear Joe Fonda with Anthony Braxton's GTM Nonet at Yoshi's in Oakland, six shows.
	2:37pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	2:38pm Dan Clucas: Just picked up the dl of DWE. Thanks Judith!
	🥁 2:38pm fred: Is this the correct link? bluemusicgroup.bandcamp.com... I'm taking notes for when bandcamp Fridays come back
	2:39pm Judith: Hi Joe, That link should work.
	2:39pm Dave Sewelson: yes Dean!
	2:39pm Dave Sewelson: welcome Doc..
	2:40pm Judith: Sorry Dean
	🥁 2:40pm WR: great interview! and great success story of growing up at a time and place where the arts, specifically music, is given space and respect in public school. NYC is special to have MSM and Julliard, but the opportunity for anyone to start in lower or middle school is so important. even if everyone is not going to be teacher or professional. PS: I need to focus on this intensely beautiful music playing...
	2:43pm Dean: Hindemith! That's fantastic. Love the Kammermusik, but also this marvelous LP of '20s theater music: https://www.discogs.com/Hindemith-Theatre-Music-In-Berlin-1920s/release/1148134 Hindemith was a violist. His string quartets are right up there with Shostakovich's.
	2:46pm Dean: The revived Amar Quartet (the name being that of Hindemith's ensemble with which he played viola) recently recorded all the SQs. Spectacular.
	2:47pm Eli A: Hi all! Fred, the next Bandcamp Friday is this Friday, February 5th
	2:49pm Dave Sewelson: Eli...yeah
	3:02pm chresti: Hello Dave and Judith and free world! Listening in the kitchen..
	3:04pm Dave Sewelson: chresti in the kitchen
	3:08pm Dean: Here's the video with Jeff Schlanger: https://vimeo.com/488403717
	3:08pm Dave Sewelson: vimeo.com...
	3:08pm Judith: Thanks, Dave!
	3:09pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks Dean....i posted the live link
	3:12pm coelacanth∅: greetings Dave & Judith and Free worldlings
	3:14pm Dean: Come to think of it, with a name like Jump Off This Bridge, it's probably a good thing that there is no leader.
	3:15pm Dave Sewelson: sealy...thanks for stopping by....
	3:17pm Judith: Thanks to everyone that has tuned in. I am happy to share my experiences with you!
	3:28pm Dan Clucas: Hi Eli, if you're still here, what kind of mute are you using on this (after the harmon)?
	🥁 3:31pm WR: Judith, listening to you today is opening me up to think more optimisticly than i have been able to for years. the music and the humanity in your sharing your relationship to music and the world and the people in your life. thank you... and! the program is only half way through ; )
	3:31pm Eli A: Hi Dan, the way we produced this, I'm not really sure! I'd have to listen back pretty closely to distinguish between them. But I do remember using a bucket and two different cup mutes. For each segment of the piece I stuck with one mute. [This part sounds like the bucket I had.]
	3:32pm Judith: I am so glad to hear that I am lifting you up, WR!
	3:33pm Sem: Glad to be along for the talk and music today. Thank you, Judith and Dave.
	3:34pm Judith: Thanks for joining us for the journey, Sem!
	3:34pm Eli A: Ha, I am not sure this is the bucket. But, since I see you're a trumpeter, the arsenal was: facet and Denis wick cup mutes, and a Soulo bucket. And maybe some cloth in the mute at some point
	3:35pm Dan Clucas: Ah! Good old bucket mute, almost forgot what it sounds like. Will have to get mine out. Great playing btw, you and everyone.
	3:36pm Eli A: Thanks, Dan. Definitely a pleasure to be with this crew. Some of these (the Soulo bucket and the facet cup) really only work for me in quiet acoustic situations--I've tried.
	🥁 3:37pm WR: hope to be there when next you guys can actually perform together in the same room!
	3:39pm Eli A: Mutes are like any tech: fun to buy new toys and/or get on the bandwagon but ultimately sound and response are all that really matter
	🥁 3:39pm WR: the band web site: jumpoffthisbridge.com...
	🥁 3:56pm WR: Dean @2:37, 6 shows! wow! sounds like would have been an incredible experience.
	3:59pm Dean: It certainly was, @WR! I wasn't living up here at the time. Was in LA, and I learned about the run of four night of shows reading Cadence. So I booked flights, stayed in Oakland, and made it to three of the four nights, two shows each. A few years later Leo Records issued four disks, one of each night.
	🥁 4:02pm WR: cool cool cool Dean.
	4:07pm Judith: Publiquartet https://www.publiquartet.com/
	4:10pm Dean: Yow, this quartet performs a piece by Don Byron!
	4:11pm Jim Ryan: Love it NOW Georgeous!
	4:16pm Dave Sewelson: yeah Jim
	4:20pm Judith: YMusic https://www.ymusicensemble.com/
	4:21pm Dave Sewelson: YMusic www.ymusicensemble.com
	4:22pm Gina Bacon: Hi Dave, Judith and Saturdaystreamers!
	4:23pm Dave Sewelson: GINA!
	🥁 4:27pm WR: In these times we can all be Medici?
	4:29pm Sem: I'm in. Can I be a Pope?
	4:31pm Judith: Empire Wild www.empirewild.com
	4:31pm Dave Sewelson: Sem...you are the pope
	4:32pm Dave Sewelson: Empire Wild www.empirewild.com
	🥁 4:36pm fred: @Sem: of course: static.wikia.nocookie.net... (from the Principia Discordia)
	🥁 4:37pm WR: yes, good to keep connected to the beginnings. feeds the soul.
	4:39pm coelacanth∅: negative elements often result in creativity
	4:39pm coelacanth∅: (in fact, much more often than positive elements do)
	🥁 4:43pm fred: @coel: A phrase Hofesh Shechter used in a couple of shows is "where there is pressure there is folk dance"
	4:54pm Dean: Just double-checked the details of the Braxton GTM shows at Yoshi's. In fact, there were six nights, two shows each, Aug. 19-24. I'm pretty sure I attended three nights mid-run.
	4:55pm Gina Bacon: Got it, Dave! I'll be ready! Great show...thank you so much!
	4:56pm chresti: Thanks Dave and Judith!
	4:56pm Dave Sewelson: Next Up... wfmu.org...
	🥁 4:57pm fred: Thanks Dave and Judith for the insightful conversation
	4:57pm Dave Sewelson: Thanks all you listenears....
	4:58pm duke: Thanks Dave and Judith
	🥁 5:00pm WR: thank you Dave and Judith!!!
	7:27pm coelacanth∅: (lost internet near the end there) ... Thanks Dave! Thanks Judith!

Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson: Playlist from January 30, 2021

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