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From the most profound classical music recordings ever made, to genres and musical perspectives from around the globe, talk on music, art and recordings that changed our lives and the world around us. Tune-in as we explore why we only listen to "dead" people, and what is "alive" in music today. Special guests, call-ins welcome.

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Ludwig van Beethoven  String Quartet, Op 130, mvt 6   Favoriting   Philips  CD  Quartetto Italiano  0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Johannes Brahms  Piano Quartet no. 2 in A Major, Op. 26   Favoriting   Philips  CD  Sviatoslav Richter, piano, Borodin Quartet members  0:24:35 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed & John Cale  Trouble With Classicists   Favoriting Songs For Drella    CD    1:14:58 (Pop-up)
Anonymous Spanish  Pase el agoa   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe      Musica Reservata of London  1:27:08 (Pop-up)
Antonio de Cabezon  Sobre el canto llano de "La Alta"   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe      Musica Reservata of london  1:28:43 (Pop-up)
Francisco de la Torre  Danza alta   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe      Musica Reservata of London  1:30:24 (Pop-up)
Juan del Encina  Cucu, cucu, cucucu   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe      Musica Reservata of London  1:31:41 (Pop-up)
Anonymous French  Tuba gallicalis   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe      Musica Reservata of London  1:33:11 (Pop-up)
Jean Vaillant  Par maintes foys   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe      Musica Reservata of London  1:34:05 (Pop-up)
Anonymous French  Estampie   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe      Musica Reservata of London  1:36:50 (Pop-up)
Anonymous English  Tappster, fyll another ale   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe      Musica Reservata of London  1:41:21 (Pop-up)
Anonymous Spanish  Dale, si le das   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe      Musica Reservata of London  1:42:57 (Pop-up)
Dmitri Shostakovich  Piano Concerto no 2, 2nd mvt   Favoriting       Dmitri Shostakovich, Jr, piano, Maxim Shostakovich, conductor, I Musici de Montreal  1:51:39 (Pop-up)
Steve Reich  Proverb   Favoriting       Theatre of Voices, Steve Reich Ensemble, Paul Hillier  2:03:28 (Pop-up)
Philip Glass  String Quartet #5   Favoriting       Kronos Quartet  2:24:35 (Pop-up)
Carrah Sandage & Sandy Allen  More Than You Know   Favoriting       Song by William Rose & Edward Eliscu / Vincent Youmans   


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Hubig Pie:

Is this the place for late Ludwig Von string quartets?
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newton:

nearest place within 5 mega hurts
  3:10am
devlawn:

Hi mom!
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Hubig Pie:

If so, could I request LVB's 14th, the one dedicated to the Duke of something? Okay g'night.
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spodiodi:

greetings
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fred:

First time listening to this show.
Do people have to have been dead for centuries to qualify as dead enough?
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ViolaChica:

Dead = reviving older traditions of performance styles, dead composers, dead performance...is classical music dead? What is alive in music?
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ViolaChica:

↳ ViolaChica @3:50
...dead performers* (not dead performance....tho maybe!)
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tom tom the pipers son:

good morning....@ fred, no, pretty sure he played modern ers composers last time...
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ViolaChica:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @3:51
yup. we sure did
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ ViolaChica @3:51
yes sorry for the "he" but you were n't around for whole show and only by phone , did you curate the show also
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ViolaChica:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @3:54
No worries :) Yes, I always contribute.
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ ViolaChica @3:56
ah, sorry anyways...
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7uring7est:

Yes please bring some of this music to WMFU. I love your fill in show. We need more
Avatar Swag For Life Member 4:10am
fred:

Hey, you played The Beatles in both shows, two of them might object to that classification.
Might not be your field, but one dead composer I like is Fausto Romitelli
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ViolaChica:

We are Fausto fans too!! I'm glad you are reminding us. We'll get some on the air soon. I love the Trash Trance TV for electric guitar.
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tom tom the pipers son:

there is a well known tv show by experimental guitarist derek bailey about improvisation in music that has a segment about classical music and they showed that sections for improvisation were written into pieces but left out of contemporary performances.
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fred:

↳ ViolaChica @4:12
I'll have to check it out in the archive (congrats on the regular slot, but it's a bit late in my time zone).
I only know Professor Bad Trip
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tom tom the pipers son:

i don't remember "cadenzas". it was implied that "classical" audiences want to hear the same thing over and over again and so the "improv" parts were excised
Avatar Swag For Life Member 4:23am
fred:

re: "dead," I wondered whether this would be a show about The Grateful Dead and followers
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tom tom the pipers son:

re: simpsons...." more artsy less fartsy"
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ViolaChica:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:27
hahah! perfect
  4:28am
Erik/VT:

Moondog …?! / Adjacent ?!
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Song: "Pase el agoa" by "Anonymous Spanish"
i feel this somewhat relates to moondog esp. the style odf percussion
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Erik/VT @4:28
you beat me...
  4:31am
Erik/VT:

Riding a Carousel 🎠
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:27
in actuality, simpson's quote is opposite ...more fartsy... less artsy
  4:32am
Erik/VT:

Wicker Man soundtrack …
  4:32am
Erik/VT:

… Adjacency
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tom tom the pipers son:

are these madrigals...?
  4:34am
Erik/VT:

👋 howdy tttps … it’s fun to play “Labels”.
- btw: who is that listener “Labels” = (is it knowable?)
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Erik/VT @4:34
haven't seen listener "labels"...
  4:37am
Erik/VT:

Madrigal derivation: “mad + bedraggled”. 😏
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tom tom the pipers son:

pretty sure moondog composed madrigals

or "mad wry gals"
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:34
oh, thx
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fred:

@ViolaChica/Pianoman: Have you heard Ars Subtilior? They had cool scores (though not graphical)
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ViolaChica:

Oh...no I haven't...
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ViolaChica:

↳ fred @4:50
Just looked it up...yes, I have seen these. Didn't know the name...
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tom tom the pipers son:

afraid to say, this is quite schmaltzy...high schmaltz...?
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @4:53
not so much now
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fred:

↳ ViolaChica @4:52
I only know about this because my favorite choreographer explored that style in a piece (most of my classical music knowledge comes from contemporary dance)
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tom tom the pipers son:

was going to mention barry manilow
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tom tom the pipers son:

for me scmaltz= wearing emotionality "on the sleeve"
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fred:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:00
Check out Nils Frahm (can't stand him)
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tom tom the pipers son:

was going to mention reich earlier with one kirche/ kniepe piece
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fred:

This is a Wittgenstein quote (I'm a huge LW fan)
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ViolaChica:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:03
Ok...now this one is my curation :)!
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ fred @5:02
i think i might pass...:)
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ ViolaChica @5:03
oh good...
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ViolaChica:

↳ fred @5:03
yes!! nice!
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fred:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:04
Good choice. I once wrote a sarcastic review about him, even people I know thought I was earnest, behold the power of blandness
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ fred @5:07
the beauty of sarcasm, esp written...
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tom tom the pipers son:

seems voices in modern "classical" tend to be extreme and shrill, but reich showing no interest in that as one would expect
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:13
i may be wrong in even generalizing
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tom tom the pipers son:

i haven't heard la barbara do feldman
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fred:

Dead composer anecdote: when Pierre Boulez died, the director of my workplace gave a lot of interviews (I work at IRCAM). Trouble was a music store was holding a closing sale nearby, so you had the somber director fake mourning the founder's death with a stream of happy people in the background showing off what they had scored. The director moved interviews to his office
  5:19am
Bort Simpson:

It's probably fine for Jeremiah to take a break for he is always so grumpy
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ fred @5:16
nice anecdote
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tom tom the pipers son:

silos have been known to explode
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ViolaChica:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:23
...another one of my curations... :)
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ ViolaChica @5:25
v nice
  5:26am
Vera:

Good morning ❤
Wonderful music to start the day thank you
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fred:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:19
They hated each other. One thing I liked about Boulez is he would visit and stop to talk with cleaning people. I was told that was genuine, but he sure didn't mind making wait someone who wouldn't be caught dead talking to them. Boulez had a sense of class (in both ways): I was once in an elevator with him, he chatted with my coworker and ignored me, he knew I was more secure
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tom tom the pipers son:

re: pop/classical....some comparisons have been made in forums online between bernard hermann and phillip glass but glass denies the influence or even knowing who he was
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fred:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:29
I believe that, both might have been influenced by the same thing
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ fred @5:28
temperament wise, that strikes me as something truffaut would do, among the art celebs
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ fred @5:32
yes, exactly
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fred:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:29
Then again, if the "he" Glass denied knowing was himself, I blame shrooms
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tom tom the pipers son:

...or zen buddhism
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tom tom the pipers son:

↳ fred @5:34
has the work halted around your apartment?
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fred:

Neither Reich or Glass are dead though (maybe to you though)
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ViolaChica:

↳ fred @5:39
We cannot see shadows without sunlight <3
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tom tom the pipers son:

this part hits paydirt
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ViolaChica:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:42
THIS PART!! YES!
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tom tom the pipers son:

wonderful..doesn't even sound like glass
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tom tom the pipers son:

thx cullen and carol, see yahs over the summer..!
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herb.nyc:

Tuned in 10’ ago. Hi all. The songs don’t affect me like that stupid rock n role but I can dig it. (Pssst, mr and mrs p.glass have brought their food scraps to the gmkt. And bought our soil and compost)
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tom tom the pipers son:

thought structurally that section harked back to glass' early stuff like 12 parts but was emotional too
  5:51am
Erik/VT:

Perhaps For the future / off top o my head :
Lesser known works by: Michel Chion / Lucio Berrio / heavy Bartok / Erik Satie / Lukas Foss / John Cage / Steve Moore / Michel Portal
  Swag For Life Member 5:52am
12539:

Thanks, Carol and Cullan. Looking forward to regular shows!
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tom tom the pipers son:

trouble with tribbles...star trek
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fred:

The only shows I go to at work is young composers out of residency (these are free, too), so I'm pretty focused on the 21st century. Though I really should hear Marco Stroppa someday, not that young, but still on point
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tom tom the pipers son:

wow...
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fred:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:53
Might be my fave episode
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tom tom the pipers son:

tbh... i never really watched
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tom tom the pipers son:

brava mom...
  5:58am
Erik/VT:

This show is / was partially to fully gimbaled ! = (Gyroscopic). I’m all in. Thank y’all 😊
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fred:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @5:57
figures, but the best part is meta
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herb.nyc:

Lovely final song! (Is it entered on playlist?) thx, gnite. Or gday.
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