WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from December 22, 2021

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from December 22, 2021

Ridgewood Radio features concert recordings by adventurous bands and experimental musicians and restored archival tapes from private and institutional collections captured at venues large and small across the five boroughs of New York. It is produced by David Weinstein and Outpost Artists Resources operating out of the Ridgewood section of Queens, NY, where you'll find more yellow bricks than on the road to Oz and the cemetery of your choice is never more than a few blocks from home.

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December 22, 2021: Harvesting Anti-Matter

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Exploded and captured patterns, from Kato Hideki,
Sarah Peebles, Joseph Jarman, Mikel Rouse, and more.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Sergei Prokofiev	Suggestion diabolique	Prokofiev: Complete Music for Solo Piano	harmonia mundi	1992	From the suite, Four Pieces, Op. 4 (1908). Frederic Chiu, piano.

Mikel Rouse & Mark Lampariello	Concert Recording	Roulette Archive	Roulette Intermedium	9 May 1991	A merger of two groups with strategies and players in common, led by guitarists Rouse and Lampariello. Broken Consort and Vertical Fractures feature musicians James Bergman, Bill Tesar, Laura Renino, Carol Chaikin, Mark Feldman, and Kermit Driscoll. Excerpts.	0:04:56 (Pop-up)
Kato Hideki	Tremolo of Joy (concert recording)	Roulette Archive	Roulette Intermedium	2 Nov 2006	Composer/bassist Hideki and band: Marco Cappelli, guitar; Briggan Krauss, sax; Calvin Weston, drums. Excerpts.	0:21:09 (Pop-up)

Joseph Jarman	Concert Recording "Concert Recording" by "Joseph Jarman"	Roulette Archive	Roulette Intermedium	7 April 1995	Composer/performer Jarman on woodwinds with Myra Melford, piano and Mikele Navazio on guitar, plus prerecorded tracks. Excerpts.	0:49:40 (Pop-up)

Olivier Messiaen	Fête des belles eaux	Fête Des Belles Eaux / Suite / Lalita	Erato	1962	The work is scored for six Ondes Martenots and was commissioned for the 1937 Paris Exhibition, performed here by Sextet Jeanne Loriod. The Ondes Martenot is a monophonic vacuum tube electronic instrument, contemporary to the theremin, originally played by sliding a ring along a wire, keyboard added later.	1:12:24 (Pop-up)
Sarah Peebles	Concert Recording "Concert Recording" by "Sarah Peebles"	Roulette Archive	Roulette Intermedium	22 Oct 1994	Visible Waves by the Toronto-based composer and performer of sampled sound environments and shō (mouth-organ).	1:42:03 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	🥁 5:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Ruth and David, and happy winter!
	🥁 5:04pm chresti: Hi david and ruth and ridgewoodies!
	🥁 5:07pm david w: Hi, james. Hi, chresti. Winter is now in my bones!
	5:17pm ruth: Hi people and animals
	5:17pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	🥁 5:17pm Threemoons: Greetings, all life forms, carbon-based or otherwise...
	🥁 5:19pm david w: Just checked, still warm. Greetings djazz and 'moons!
	5:24pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Superheroes!
	5:25pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you're Niblocked up from the 88th birthday and Solstice shows.
	🥁 5:25pm david w: No, you are. Hi, Henry!
	5:26pm doctorjazz: Nice piece, fine band on this Hiseki!
	5:29pm doctorjazz: *Hideki...
	🥁 5:30pm david w: @Henry: I enjoyed the virtual Niblock, but sad that the live show got scuttled.
	5:31pm doctorjazz: Capelli is a new name to me, Hideki I know of, the other 2 very familiar with.
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: @David I just wished I had had a big projector and a butterfly chair. (I can do without the red wine)
	5:34pm Webhamster Henry: That said, I did drone along with some of the pieces. I'd actually like to get the scores for some of them because: droning.
	5:34pm Webhamster Henry: The working people films look great in their digital transfers, though.
	5:35pm ruth: Wow that was great. DW Were you at that show?
	🥁 5:36pm david w: I think in 2006 I was hiding out at PS1.
	5:47pm ruth: yasss!
	5:54pm Doug Schulkind: Joseph Jarman who once, at a (I think Christmas) party in Chicago, handed his saxophone to my future wife and asked her to take it home with her so he wouldn't pawn it. Hello everybody!
	🥁 5:55pm david w: Doug! That is an historical tease if I ever heard one.
	5:56pm Doug Schulkind: What?! She gave it back!!
	6:01pm doctorjazz: AND Great Jarman track... In my neck of the woods today!
	🥁 6:05pm WR: Hello david w, ruth, and drummer streams all. I've heard several stories about Joseph Jarman but what I remember best is the music.
	🥁 6:06pm david w: Hello, WR. I was just wondering about what his situation must have been...
	6:08pm doctorjazz: Not encouraging that he was worried he'd go an pawn it.
	6:12pm ruth: I've been waiting for this one
	🥁 6:13pm WR: Wondering about what must have been reminds me that I didn't finish reading George Lewis' AACM book.
	6:14pm Jeff g. via app: Thanks for playing that Jarman performance, David.
	🥁 6:15pm david w: Jeff! Most welcome, I was super pleased to find it.
	🥁 6:17pm WR: LOL, you said Ondes Martenots are not something that we might hear every day. But on WFMU you are likely hear one played on a recording every week. Maybe more often if you listen 24/7. That smirking comment said, hearing a composition scored for six Ondes Martenots is not something oft heard.
	🥁 6:19pm david w: WFMU breaks the mould again!
	🥁 6:27pm david w: Today's schedule update info: 7pm–Midnight (ET) - GLOBAL GREASE with Kim Sorise: Searching for a Lost Horse in Winter. A five-hour edition of other-wordly beats, sounds & grooves, filling in this week for both Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan and If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal! wfmu.org...
	6:51pm Hank: A belated hello to all Ridgewoodians Very much enjoyed the Roulette Solstice concert last night.
	🥁 6:52pm david w: Hey, Hank. Yes, that was a special night
	🥁 6:56pm david w: Thanks, everybody. Time to go pick up my check.
	🥁 6:57pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, y'all!
	6:58pm ruth: Great one D! Thanks all you Ridgers! See you next week!
	🥁 7:00pm WR: Thank you!!!!!
	7:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Happy Holidays!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Sergei Prokofiev	Suggestion diabolique	Prokofiev: Complete Music for Solo Piano	harmonia mundi	1992	From the suite, Four Pieces, Op. 4 (1908). Frederic Chiu, piano.

Mikel Rouse & Mark Lampariello	Concert Recording	Roulette Archive	Roulette Intermedium	9 May 1991	A merger of two groups with strategies and players in common, led by guitarists Rouse and Lampariello. Broken Consort and Vertical Fractures feature musicians James Bergman, Bill Tesar, Laura Renino, Carol Chaikin, Mark Feldman, and Kermit Driscoll. Excerpts.	0:04:56 (Pop-up)
Kato Hideki	Tremolo of Joy (concert recording)	Roulette Archive	Roulette Intermedium	2 Nov 2006	Composer/bassist Hideki and band: Marco Cappelli, guitar; Briggan Krauss, sax; Calvin Weston, drums. Excerpts.	0:21:09 (Pop-up)

Joseph Jarman	Concert Recording "Concert Recording" by "Joseph Jarman"	Roulette Archive	Roulette Intermedium	7 April 1995	Composer/performer Jarman on woodwinds with Myra Melford, piano and Mikele Navazio on guitar, plus prerecorded tracks. Excerpts.	0:49:40 (Pop-up)

Olivier Messiaen	Fête des belles eaux	Fête Des Belles Eaux / Suite / Lalita	Erato	1962	The work is scored for six Ondes Martenots and was commissioned for the 1937 Paris Exhibition, performed here by Sextet Jeanne Loriod. The Ondes Martenot is a monophonic vacuum tube electronic instrument, contemporary to the theremin, originally played by sliding a ring along a wire, keyboard added later.	1:12:24 (Pop-up)
Sarah Peebles	Concert Recording "Concert Recording" by "Sarah Peebles"	Roulette Archive	Roulette Intermedium	22 Oct 1994	Visible Waves by the Toronto-based composer and performer of sampled sound environments and shō (mouth-organ).	1:42:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 5:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Ruth and David, and happy winter!
	🥁 5:04pm chresti: Hi david and ruth and ridgewoodies!
	🥁 5:07pm david w: Hi, james. Hi, chresti. Winter is now in my bones!
	5:17pm ruth: Hi people and animals
	5:17pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	🥁 5:17pm Threemoons: Greetings, all life forms, carbon-based or otherwise...
	🥁 5:19pm david w: Just checked, still warm. Greetings djazz and 'moons!
	5:24pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Superheroes!
	5:25pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you're Niblocked up from the 88th birthday and Solstice shows.
	🥁 5:25pm david w: No, you are. Hi, Henry!
	5:26pm doctorjazz: Nice piece, fine band on this Hiseki!
	5:29pm doctorjazz: *Hideki...
	🥁 5:30pm david w: @Henry: I enjoyed the virtual Niblock, but sad that the live show got scuttled.
	5:31pm doctorjazz: Capelli is a new name to me, Hideki I know of, the other 2 very familiar with.
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: @David I just wished I had had a big projector and a butterfly chair. (I can do without the red wine)
	5:34pm Webhamster Henry: That said, I did drone along with some of the pieces. I'd actually like to get the scores for some of them because: droning.
	5:34pm Webhamster Henry: The working people films look great in their digital transfers, though.
	5:35pm ruth: Wow that was great. DW Were you at that show?
	🥁 5:36pm david w: I think in 2006 I was hiding out at PS1.
	5:47pm ruth: yasss!
	5:54pm Doug Schulkind: Joseph Jarman who once, at a (I think Christmas) party in Chicago, handed his saxophone to my future wife and asked her to take it home with her so he wouldn't pawn it. Hello everybody!
	🥁 5:55pm david w: Doug! That is an historical tease if I ever heard one.
	5:56pm Doug Schulkind: What?! She gave it back!!
	6:01pm doctorjazz: AND Great Jarman track... In my neck of the woods today!
	🥁 6:05pm WR: Hello david w, ruth, and drummer streams all. I've heard several stories about Joseph Jarman but what I remember best is the music.
	🥁 6:06pm david w: Hello, WR. I was just wondering about what his situation must have been...
	6:08pm doctorjazz: Not encouraging that he was worried he'd go an pawn it.
	6:12pm ruth: I've been waiting for this one
	🥁 6:13pm WR: Wondering about what must have been reminds me that I didn't finish reading George Lewis' AACM book.
	6:14pm Jeff g. via app: Thanks for playing that Jarman performance, David.
	🥁 6:15pm david w: Jeff! Most welcome, I was super pleased to find it.
	🥁 6:17pm WR: LOL, you said Ondes Martenots are not something that we might hear every day. But on WFMU you are likely hear one played on a recording every week. Maybe more often if you listen 24/7. That smirking comment said, hearing a composition scored for six Ondes Martenots is not something oft heard.
	🥁 6:19pm david w: WFMU breaks the mould again!
	🥁 6:27pm david w: Today's schedule update info: 7pm–Midnight (ET) - GLOBAL GREASE with Kim Sorise: Searching for a Lost Horse in Winter. A five-hour edition of other-wordly beats, sounds & grooves, filling in this week for both Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan and If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal! wfmu.org...
	6:51pm Hank: A belated hello to all Ridgewoodians Very much enjoyed the Roulette Solstice concert last night.
	🥁 6:52pm david w: Hey, Hank. Yes, that was a special night
	🥁 6:56pm david w: Thanks, everybody. Time to go pick up my check.
	🥁 6:57pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, y'all!
	6:58pm ruth: Great one D! Thanks all you Ridgers! See you next week!
	🥁 7:00pm WR: Thank you!!!!!
	7:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Happy Holidays!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from December 22, 2021

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