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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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Artist Track Album Label Year Comments Approx. start time
Carl Orff  Carmina Burana: II. In Taberna: "Estuans interius"   Favoriting Orff: Carmina Burana  Deutsche Grammophon  1968  Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, baritone; Eugen Jochum, Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin  0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Carl Orff  Carmina Burana: Mvts I - IV   Favoriting Orff: Carmina Burana  Deutsche Grammophon  1968  Eugen Jochum, Chor & Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin  0:06:38 (Pop-up)
Henry Purcell  Dido and Aeneas: When I am laid in earth   Favoriting Purcell: Dido & Aeneas  Chandos  1981  Emma Kirkby, soprano; Andrew Parrott, Taverner Players  0:22:45 (Pop-up)
Henry Purcell  Music for a While   Favoriting Purcell: Here Let My LIfe  Analekta  2007  Daniel Taylor, counter-tenor; Theatre of Early Music  0:28:13 (Pop-up)
Anonymous Italian  Ghaetta (Estampita)   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe  Phillips  1978  Musica Reservata of London  0:38:29 (Pop-up)
Ghirardello da Firenze  Tosto che l'alba   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe  Philips  1978  Musica Reservata of London  0:42:26 (Pop-up)
Anonymous Italian  Tre fontane (Estampita)   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe  Philips  1978  Musica Reservata of London  0:44:17 (Pop-up)
Anonymous English  Deo gracias Anglia   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe  Philips  1978  Musica Reservata of London  0:48:44 (Pop-up)
Anonymous Burgundian  La Spagna   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe  Philips  1978  Musica Reservata of London  0:53:22 (Pop-up)
Robert Morton  Le souvenir de vous   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe  Philips  1978  Musica Reservata of London  0:54:54 (Pop-up)
Anonymous French  L'Homme armé   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe  Philips  1978  Musica Reservata of London  0:56:59 (Pop-up)
Robert Morton  L'Homme armé   Favoriting Musik fur Kirche und Kneipe  Philips  1978  Musica Reservata of London  0:57:35 (Pop-up)
Karlheinz Stockhausen  Mikrophonie II   Favoriting   Columbia Masterwoks  1967  Monika Pick, Frigga Ditmar, Meta Ackermann, Mimi Berger, Helga Hopf, Ulla Terhoeven soprano Peter Weber, Werner Engelhardt, Friedrich Himmelmann, Hermann Steigers, Dietrich Satzky, Arno Reichardt, bass Alfons Kontarsky, Hammond organ Johannes G. Fritsch, timer Karlheinz Stockhausen, balance and sound projection Ensemble directed by Herbert Schernus  1:03:48 (Pop-up)
Monty Python  The Money Programme / Money Song   Favoriting Monty Python's Previous Record  Arista  1972    1:22:59 (Pop-up)
Ludwig van Beethoven  Missa Solemnis, Op. 123: Gloria   Favoriting   Angel  1966  Herbert von Karajan, Berlin Philharmonic Gundula Janowitz, soprano Christa Ludwig, alto Fritz Wunderlich, tenor Walter Berry, bass  1:29:29 (Pop-up)
Paul Hindemith  Mass: Agnus Dei   Favoriting   Hänsler Classic  2013  Choir: SWR Vokalensemble Stuttgart Conductor: Marcus Creed  1:49:26 (Pop-up)
Richard Hell and the Voidoids  Love Comes in Spurts   Favoriting Blank Generation  Sire  1977    1:58:45 (Pop-up)


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Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:02pm
JB:

↳ Song: "Carmina Burana: II. In Taberna: "Estuans interius...
Brilliant start!
  6:02pm
AskJoe:

Hi from HH
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:04pm
JB:

Nice! My son got to perform it twice. So good.
  6:04pm
Daniel from PEI.:

Here.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:06pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Charles Ives observed earlier :
www.wfmu.org...
Avatar 6:07pm
ViolaChica:

Hi friends! I missed you all so much!
  6:07pm
orange_mantis:

HUNTER X HUNTER
  6:08pm
orange_mantis:

I love this one :~)
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 6:09pm
chresti:

Hi Carol and Cullan dead people music show!
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 6:10pm
Dan S:

↳ Song: "Carmina Burana: Mvts I - IV" by "Carl Orff"
OK, did I tune in just in time for the most ominous part? I'm pretty clueless.
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 6:11pm
Dan S:

↳ ViolaChica @6:07
Welcome back, Carol and Cullan!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:12pm
tom tom the pipers son:

hello necro musiciologists and all who get off on your depravity
Avatar 6:12pm
ViolaChica:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:12
YES!
Avatar 🎻 6:13pm
AMYGDALA:

↳ ViolaChica @6:07
Hello Carol and Cullan (welcome back Carol!)
Hello all globe-spanning listeners!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:19pm
tom tom the pipers son:

what if homer simpson had said "orff" instead of d'oh
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 6:19pm
chresti:

↳ Song: "Carmina Burana: Mvts I - IV" by "Carl Orff"
Play the whole thing?
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 6:20pm
chresti:

My kind of guys!
  6:23pm
Pianoman:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:19
rofl
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:25pm
tom tom the pipers son:

dido is a nice cat name
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:29pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Song: "Music for a While" by "Henry Purcell"
nice plucking... in counterpoint?
  6:29pm
AskJoe:

Dan Taylor🩷
  6:30pm
LiXiviated Life:

Only 15 more days
of these horrible political ads.
  6:30pm
Pianoman:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:29
all that is't in unison is in counterpoint I suppose
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:33pm
tom tom the pipers son:

hmmm...is the stringed instrument in unison? or is the back and forth of the notes counterpoint?
  6:35pm
wenzo:

I just saw that for the first time recently! My friend screened it at a bar. Damn. That ending tho. BUMMER
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:36pm
tom tom the pipers son:

thought poussin painted a dido and aeneas, but only found one painted by a lesser poussin....was going to post
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:36pm
tom tom the pipers son:

your thinking of "hell night"
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:37pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Devil's Night :
en.wikipedia.org...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:38pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:36
right hell night is a frat thing
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:42pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ Song: "Ghaetta (Estampita)" by "Anonymous Italian"
...this makes me feel like invoking Barbara Ehrenreich's book 'Dancing In the Street' about the History of Festival...
Avatar 6:43pm
ViolaChica:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:06
Love greater WFMU station classical sightings!
  6:45pm
Pianoman:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:42
Cool reference from across the ocean, same vibe
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 6:45pm
chresti:

Love the dj banter! sounds like Franco and me
  6:46pm
Pianoman:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:33
string is playing both unison and counterpoint
Avatar 6:46pm
ViolaChica:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:42
I think I need to read this. Thanks for the tip. My productions were always about "festival" - community and joy. This book seems to give historical context. We need to create more spaces for collective joy and celebration.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:47pm
tom tom the pipers son:

the word "estampita" sounds like "stamping" in one form or another
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:47pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Pianoman @6:46
ah thanks...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:49pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ ViolaChica @6:46
do you know about charlotte moorman's festivals in nyc from mid 60's to '80?
Avatar 6:50pm
ViolaChica:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:49
Yes. But please do tell me more...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:53pm
tom tom the pipers son:

i could have attended as a teen theoretically but...but all i know is that she put together these avant garde festivals for over fifteen years and that something like that seems like an impossibility today
  6:56pm
Listener Michael:

Loving this album. I wonder if it's available digitally?
Avatar 6:57pm
Avspuk:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:47
The stamping drumming sounded very 'wfmu' & could've been on loads of other shows
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:58pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Avspuk @6:57
yes or from moondog
Avatar 6:59pm
Avspuk:

'not even on CD' if I recall from the intro
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:00pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Of course Dead Can Dance for instance incorporated the Medieval ~ Renaissance influence @ times.
Avatar 7:00pm
Avspuk:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @6:58
Possibly the quintesstial wfmu act?
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 7:03pm
PaulRobeson1924:

Speaking of CD. Dcc The Doors The Doors
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:03pm
tom tom the pipers son:

re: bad turntables....someone saw that stravinsky on ly had a crummy record player and asked him about it... he said some people have million dollar sound systems, i don't need one, i have million dollar ears
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:03pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Avspuk @7:00
that's a nice thought
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 7:03pm
PaulRobeson1924:

↳ PaulRobeson1924 @7:03
Gold Plated. Possibly the greatest CD ever made to date
Avatar 7:04pm
ViolaChica:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:00
I asked Cullan in the car ride to the station this afternoon if he had heard Dead Can Dance!?
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:05pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Since TheBeatles are mentioned - I will give in to the impulse to reference Howard Goodall's analysis of for instance how they harkened back to Modal Folk forms of other centuries :
www.youtube.com...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:06pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:05
intentionally or is that just coincidence
Avatar 7:06pm
ViolaChica:

Cullan is dancing around the studio folks! Yes, to Stockhausen!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:07pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ ViolaChica @7:06
does he look like elaine benes?
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:07pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:06
Well we would say intuitively rather than academically (their Producer George Martin aside).
Avatar 7:08pm
ViolaChica:

ROFL
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:11pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Karlheinz of course prominent on the Sgt. Pepper cover :
ichef.bbci.co.uk...
- in the company there of Lenny Bruce, W.C. Fields & Jung...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:11pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:07
just wondering if they were listening to old folk music like fairport or ISB were... somehow i doubt it though martin may have fed them some
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:12pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:11
...same year of 1967 even...
  7:12pm
Pianoman:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:11
I think Martin's primary influence was in introducing them to straight classical
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:13pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Pianoman @7:12
right...
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 7:13pm
PaulRobeson1924:

↳ PaulRobeson1924 @7:03
every other a distant second
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:14pm
tom tom the pipers son:

sgt peppers cover artist...peter blake, a so-so british pop artist
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:14pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:11
Well TheBeatles listened to everything of course. Much is Mae of them being from the Northwest port of Liverpool (rough but multiculti), laughingly called 'the Capitol of Ireland' ...just listened to a podcast analyzing 'Hey Jude' noting the song starts identically to one Anglican Hymn...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:16pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:14
...*made ...tho Mae West is on the cover also...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:17pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:14
is that the 500 songs podcast? right they listened to everything just like everybody else but with probably more access
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:17pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ Song: "Mikrophonie II" by "Karlheinz Stockhausen"
Reminds me of Ligeti here. Or - what little I know from '2001'.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:18pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Song: "Mikrophonie II" by "Karlheinz Stockhausen"
sounding like diamanda galas
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:18pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:17
This was the 'Something About The Beatles' podcast. There are a handful about TheBeatles specifically of good quality. Another is 'Fab 4 Free 4 All'...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:19pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:18
oh thx
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:20pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:18
Aha yeah.
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jeanli:

I HEAR YOU!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:20pm
tom tom the pipers son:

cullan....didn't you say back somewhere that penderecki was NOT avant garde
Avatar 7:22pm
jeanli:

ALSO RE BEATLES just to say that this was Harry Smith's entire rationale for using Meet The Beatles for the soundtrack of his Early Abstractions--that is was folk music
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:22pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:20
sounding a lot like something played recently on fmu...forget which show
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:23pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ jeanli @7:22
Didn't know Smith did that ! Roger McGuinn of the BYrdS - often credited with FolkRawk - said TheBeatles were already there too.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:23pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ jeanli @7:22
neat....i can understand that
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:24pm
mariano:

↳ Song: "The Money Programme / Money Song" by "Monty Python"
One of Eric Idle's best sketches!
Avatar 🎻 Swag For Life Member 7:24pm
Dan S:

↳ Song: "The Money Programme / Money Song" by "Monty Python"
LOL. I haven't heard this one in a long time!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:25pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ mariano @7:24
Quite the lyrical talent in some kind of Noel Coward way really.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:25pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ jeanli @7:22
i think smith was being somewhat ironic about this conceptually , conflating folk and pop
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:25pm
Webhamster Henry:

↳ Song: "The Money Programme / Money Song" by "Monty Python"
Don't get me started!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:26pm
tom tom the pipers son:

↳ tom tom the pipers son @7:25
he was making the genres interchangable
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:28pm
Webhamster Henry:

Are you telling me that Beethoven was the original "The Producers"?
Avatar 7:29pm
ViolaChica:

↳ Webhamster Henry @7:28
Yep! You got it!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:30pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Have always heard this that Beethoven was @ the pivot of the Patron System to the individual Artist being recognized for himself.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:30pm
tom tom the pipers son:

gotta split... thanks guys
  7:45pm
yippie:

in about 2004 i saw james levine conduct this one in boston。very great night
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:57pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

↳ Song: "Missa Solemnis, Op. 123: Gloria" by "Ludwig van B...
Concurrent with the great Humanist Revolutions. Such Hope for the World there was...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:58pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

~ TY Always DJs CGCBs ~
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chresti:

Thanks C&C!
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