WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from December 19, 2011

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from December 19, 2011

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December 19, 2011: A440: Second Movement. Appointment with counterpoint, country and Big Band with the spirit of Schoenberg, Lansky, Ives, Carter, Shostakovich, Russo and Flynt in the mix

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Henry Flynt	Ascent to the Sun (2004)	Ascent to the Sun	Recorded		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Paul Schoenfield	Three Country Songs: Who let the cat out last night? (1985)	Aitken/Copland/Piston/Schoenfield/Schuller: Works for Violin	New World Records	Robert Davidovici, violin and the composer on piano	0:02:06 (Pop-up)

Elliott Carter	Figment for solo cello (1994)	Figments and Fragments: Chamber Music of Elliott Carter	Lyndberg Lyd	Johannes Martens - cello	0:08:08 (Pop-up)
Elliott Carter	Figment 2 for solo cello: Remembering Mr. Ives (2001)	Figments and Fragments: Chamber Music of Elliott Carter	Lyndberg Lyd		0:17:45 (Pop-up)
Arnold Schoenberg	Five Orchestra Pieces Op. 16, II. Vergangenes (1909)	Arnold Schoenberg: Hans Rosbaud Edition	Wergo	Sinfonieorchester des Sudwestfunks, BadenBaden. Conducted by Hans Rosbaud. Recorded 1958	0:18:32 (Pop-up)
Paul Lansky	Crossworks (1975) "Crossworks (1975)" by "Paul Lansky"	New American Music for Chamber Ensemble	Nonesuch	Boston Musica Viva. Conducted by Richard Pittman	0:22:22 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:26:56 (Pop-up)
Dimitri Shostakovich	Prelude No. 1in C Major (1951)	24 Preludes and Fugues, Op. 81			0:29:50 (Pop-up)
Ferrucio Busoni	Fantasia Contrappuntistica for Two Pianos (1910)	Busoni / Reger: Music from Marlboro	Columbia	Peter Serkin and Richard Goode, piano. (kicking ass, I might add) recorded live 1966	0:32:50 (Pop-up)
Charles Ives	Piano Sonata No. 2, Concord, Mass., 1840–60. III. The Alcotts. (1920, rev. 1947)	Ives: Sonata No. 2 / Three Page Sonata / Studies	Centaur	Richard Trythall, piano. Recorded 1996.	0:36:00 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:40:49 (Pop-up)
Richard Trythall	Ommagio a Jerry Lee Lewis (1975)	Trythall / Hudson / McClennan	CRI	Fourth in a series of Trythall's musique concrete works btw. 1969 - . Studio had five Revox tape recorders, a couple filters & some reverb.	0:46:47 (Pop-up)
William Russo	Three Pieces for Blues Band and Orchestra, Op. 50. 2nd Part (1972)	Leonard Bernstein / William Russo	Deutsche Grammophon	A commission by Seiji Ozawa after he heard the Siegel-Schwall Blues Band at a place called 'Big John's' in Chicago. San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, directed by Seiji Ozawa. (The first and 3rd parts are crazy! check them out!)	0:51:44 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	8:01pm Dave: HELL YEAH! ITS TIME FOR A440!!!
	8:02pm Domenic: Really great to hear a show DJed by Bethany back on WFMU or anywhere for that matter
	8:07pm 12539: What is that familiar bed music?
	8:10pm bethany: That bed is Tom Watis! A little loop I looped from Nighthaws at the Diner
	8:12pm J4ff: Drinking Laphroaig and listening. Brilliant cello piece. This is my new Monday destination.
	8:13pm 12539: (Dankeschon)
	8:21pm Scotty: Laphroaig. Nice. Not as peaty as Ardbeg.
	8:23pm bethany: Laphroaig and Ardbeg. Nice. Not as biscuity as Tallisker.
	8:26pm Ross: Hmm ... Schoenfield ... Schoenberg ... you sent me rifling through my LPs and I found A Steven Schoenberg LP recorded live in '82 at Amherst College (Buckley Recital Hall) that I quite enjoy. Neil Peart of Rush drinks only MacAllen, which is excellent.
	8:27pm glenn: scotch whiskey. not as good as irish whiskey. :)
	8:27pm Hawk: Of course, Templeton Rye from Iowa surpasses all of the above.
	8:29pm Serum of Messina: Templeteon Rye is good name for a fair father in law, but not much of a drink
	8:29pm glenn: crown royal.
	8:31pm bethany: You guys are making me thirsty. None for me until 9:05pm
	8:32pm Darrell: Boone's Farm!
	8:33pm Serum of Messina: Driskiel Smitty!
	8:33pm Flowbee: Charles Ives would be nice.
	8:35pm bethany: Flowbee. You read my mind. This is Ives. Does this mean I'm too predictable? That's something I haven't heard before (!)
	8:37pm Flowbee: Calcium Light Night! Thanks, Bethany. Really enjoying the diversion from the standard FMU fare (whatever that is!). I find myself expecting sheep noises super-imposed, or some such insanity at any moment. Not predictable at all, unless you play Foghat next, or something.
	8:40pm Josh: Bethany, great show.. I have played the Shostakovich preludes/fugues and love them... some of my favorite music to be sure.. is yours going to be a regular show on FMU? I hope so!
	8:40pm bethany: Well, up next is a musique concrete piece by the performer of the Ives that we're hearing now. It sounds a little different than this. But this show centers around what (I suppose) is called classical...
	8:46pm J4ff: Whoa. This is by the pianist who just played the Ives?? I don't believe it.
	8:49pm Becky in SoCal: I like this show!
	8:51pm bethany: @J4ff: Blows my mind, too. I definitely need to track Richard Trythall down.
	8:54pm allilla: This sounds a bit like the music from Six Feet Under - did they steal it??
	8:56pm 12539: My one complaint is that this show is far too short.
	8:59pm bethany: Josh: yes, a weekly fixture on Monday nights from 8-9pm. I'm away next week, but tune back in January 2nd!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Henry Flynt	Ascent to the Sun (2004)	Ascent to the Sun	Recorded		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Paul Schoenfield	Three Country Songs: Who let the cat out last night? (1985)	Aitken/Copland/Piston/Schoenfield/Schuller: Works for Violin	New World Records	Robert Davidovici, violin and the composer on piano	0:02:06 (Pop-up)

Elliott Carter	Figment for solo cello (1994)	Figments and Fragments: Chamber Music of Elliott Carter	Lyndberg Lyd	Johannes Martens - cello	0:08:08 (Pop-up)
Elliott Carter	Figment 2 for solo cello: Remembering Mr. Ives (2001)	Figments and Fragments: Chamber Music of Elliott Carter	Lyndberg Lyd		0:17:45 (Pop-up)
Arnold Schoenberg	Five Orchestra Pieces Op. 16, II. Vergangenes (1909)	Arnold Schoenberg: Hans Rosbaud Edition	Wergo	Sinfonieorchester des Sudwestfunks, BadenBaden. Conducted by Hans Rosbaud. Recorded 1958	0:18:32 (Pop-up)
Paul Lansky	Crossworks (1975) "Crossworks (1975)" by "Paul Lansky"	New American Music for Chamber Ensemble	Nonesuch	Boston Musica Viva. Conducted by Richard Pittman	0:22:22 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:26:56 (Pop-up)
Dimitri Shostakovich	Prelude No. 1in C Major (1951)	24 Preludes and Fugues, Op. 81			0:29:50 (Pop-up)
Ferrucio Busoni	Fantasia Contrappuntistica for Two Pianos (1910)	Busoni / Reger: Music from Marlboro	Columbia	Peter Serkin and Richard Goode, piano. (kicking ass, I might add) recorded live 1966	0:32:50 (Pop-up)
Charles Ives	Piano Sonata No. 2, Concord, Mass., 1840–60. III. The Alcotts. (1920, rev. 1947)	Ives: Sonata No. 2 / Three Page Sonata / Studies	Centaur	Richard Trythall, piano. Recorded 1996.	0:36:00 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:40:49 (Pop-up)
Richard Trythall	Ommagio a Jerry Lee Lewis (1975)	Trythall / Hudson / McClennan	CRI	Fourth in a series of Trythall's musique concrete works btw. 1969 - . Studio had five Revox tape recorders, a couple filters & some reverb.	0:46:47 (Pop-up)
William Russo	Three Pieces for Blues Band and Orchestra, Op. 50. 2nd Part (1972)	Leonard Bernstein / William Russo	Deutsche Grammophon	A commission by Seiji Ozawa after he heard the Siegel-Schwall Blues Band at a place called 'Big John's' in Chicago. San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, directed by Seiji Ozawa. (The first and 3rd parts are crazy! check them out!)	0:51:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:01pm Dave: HELL YEAH! ITS TIME FOR A440!!!
	8:02pm Domenic: Really great to hear a show DJed by Bethany back on WFMU or anywhere for that matter
	8:07pm 12539: What is that familiar bed music?
	8:10pm bethany: That bed is Tom Watis! A little loop I looped from Nighthaws at the Diner
	8:12pm J4ff: Drinking Laphroaig and listening. Brilliant cello piece. This is my new Monday destination.
	8:13pm 12539: (Dankeschon)
	8:21pm Scotty: Laphroaig. Nice. Not as peaty as Ardbeg.
	8:23pm bethany: Laphroaig and Ardbeg. Nice. Not as biscuity as Tallisker.
	8:26pm Ross: Hmm ... Schoenfield ... Schoenberg ... you sent me rifling through my LPs and I found A Steven Schoenberg LP recorded live in '82 at Amherst College (Buckley Recital Hall) that I quite enjoy. Neil Peart of Rush drinks only MacAllen, which is excellent.
	8:27pm glenn: scotch whiskey. not as good as irish whiskey. :)
	8:27pm Hawk: Of course, Templeton Rye from Iowa surpasses all of the above.
	8:29pm Serum of Messina: Templeteon Rye is good name for a fair father in law, but not much of a drink
	8:29pm glenn: crown royal.
	8:31pm bethany: You guys are making me thirsty. None for me until 9:05pm
	8:32pm Darrell: Boone's Farm!
	8:33pm Serum of Messina: Driskiel Smitty!
	8:33pm Flowbee: Charles Ives would be nice.
	8:35pm bethany: Flowbee. You read my mind. This is Ives. Does this mean I'm too predictable? That's something I haven't heard before (!)
	8:37pm Flowbee: Calcium Light Night! Thanks, Bethany. Really enjoying the diversion from the standard FMU fare (whatever that is!). I find myself expecting sheep noises super-imposed, or some such insanity at any moment. Not predictable at all, unless you play Foghat next, or something.
	8:40pm Josh: Bethany, great show.. I have played the Shostakovich preludes/fugues and love them... some of my favorite music to be sure.. is yours going to be a regular show on FMU? I hope so!
	8:40pm bethany: Well, up next is a musique concrete piece by the performer of the Ives that we're hearing now. It sounds a little different than this. But this show centers around what (I suppose) is called classical...
	8:46pm J4ff: Whoa. This is by the pianist who just played the Ives?? I don't believe it.
	8:49pm Becky in SoCal: I like this show!
	8:51pm bethany: @J4ff: Blows my mind, too. I definitely need to track Richard Trythall down.
	8:54pm allilla: This sounds a bit like the music from Six Feet Under - did they steal it??
	8:56pm 12539: My one complaint is that this show is far too short.
	8:59pm bethany: Josh: yes, a weekly fixture on Monday nights from 8-9pm. I'm away next week, but tune back in January 2nd!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from December 19, 2011

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