WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from March 26, 2012

Listener comments!
	8:02pm NS Andy: Ant Themes?
	8:03pm miss cheri: happy spring,,bethany!!!
	8:04pm trsh: Sounds like water over a parched desert, Bethany.
	8:06pm G: A440 in tune as usual...
	8:19pm ranjit: a440 is peppy today!
	8:20pm giraffe-o: Hot!
	8:21pm maestroso: Ah. Love this piece.
	8:22pm bethany: Hello hello hello, glad to be here with all of you!
	8:27pm the glowing one: you are doing great, Bethany. if you weren't pointing them out I wouldn't notice the pauses' awkwardness in the first place. ;)
	8:28pm Karl Haas: I heart your show.
	8:29pm bethany: Well then, I'll try to make them awkwarder!!
	8:30pm T-Zero: Dang! Just about missed the live broadcast again! Glad I noticed the time before it was too late.
	8:30pm Richard from Venezuela: Headbanging classical music. The perfect show for it.
	8:34pm trsh: "Turangalîla" ?
	8:37pm trsh: hm, "He derived the title from two Sanskrit words, turanga and lîla, which roughly translate into English as "love song and hymn of joy, time, movement, rhythm, life, and death",[4] and described the joy of Turangalîla as "superhuman, overflowing, dazzling and abandoned"."
	8:38pm bethany: Yep, that's it. Amazing piece. Longer than this show....
	8:39pm T-Zero: Heh, I'd added it to my music purchase "wish list"...
	8:42pm ranjit: Nerd fact of the day: The full name of the one-eyed alien Leela on Futurama is Turanga Leela!
	8:45pm trsh: My favourite cartoon.
	8:45pm ranjit: mine too, except for "What's Opera, Doc!"
	8:45pm Karl Haas: And I am Bender Bending Rodriguez!
	8:48pm trsh: rabbit of seville v what's opera doc
	8:48pm miss cheri: i love family guy better!
	8:49pm Billy West: Fry!
	8:51pm ranjit: obsession of the moment: cartoon music!
	8:51pm Karl Haas: Your show. Duh.
	8:51pm trsh: Episodes w/ Fry and his holophonor
	8:52pm ranjit: i guess -- Samuel Barber? Of Seville?
	8:53pm G: OMG, I got that Karl Hass reference. Adventures in Good Music. I used to hear it on WJR-AM Detroit as a little kid circa 1970.
	8:54pm bethany: Anyone want to take a stab at the date this was written? Listen carefully...
	8:54pm ranjit: i think it's getting older as it goes
	8:56pm Richard from Venezuela: 1930?
	8:56pm the glowing one: definitely 20th century
	8:57pm T-Zero: Some time in the mid 1800s?
	8:57pm the glowing one: I would also say between WWI and WWII
	8:58pm G: She wouldn't ask unless it's tricky. Hmmm.... I'm guessing far earlier or far later than we'd think...??? 1850? 1978?
	8:59pm Karl Haas: G: THANK YOU. Heard him in Dallas in the nineties on W...the call letters escape me. But good lookin out.
	8:59pm the glowing one: even if you do not hear the atonalities 1850 is definitely too early
	8:59pm Karl Haas: 1973
	9:00pm T-Zero: I was thinking Romanticism, but maybe Baroque?
	9:01pm the glowing one: oh, wow
	9:01pm ranjit: bah! Bruckner was a time traveller, clearly.
	9:01pm G: 1879, there ya go!
	9:02pm T-Zero: Heh, broadly speaking the Romantic period.
	9:02pm Karl Haas: I meant 18
	9:02pm the glowing one: bye beth
	9:02pm trsh: another note goes in my ears
	9:02pm G: @Karl: I just wiki'ed you, and you started on WJR in 1959, were syndicated starting in 1970...
	9:03pm the glowing one: now that's 1970s what we hear!
	9:03pm the glowing one: hehe
	9:03pm ranjit: we are the 1871
	9:04pm the glowing one: the 1870s are alive on WFMU
	9:05pm ranjit: actually, i think my guess was closest. Barber -> Bruckner, just a few letters...
	9:05pm Karl Haas: G: Guess I heard the reruns.
	12:03pm Jon: Listing from the archives. Favorite show

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from March 26, 2012

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March 26, 2012: That was 1879, really? With Barber, Messiaen, Pärt, Walton, Bruckner, de Falla, Bird, Debussy, Boulez

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Pierre Boulez	Anthemes (1997) "Anthemes (1997)" by "Pierre Boulez"	Boulez: Sur Incises	DG 20/21	Andrew Gerzo, violin; Hae-Sung Kang, electronics	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Andrew Bird	You Woke Me Up! "You Woke Me Up!" by "Andrew Bird"	Fingerlings 4	Grimsey		0:04:14 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:13:16 (Pop-up)
Samuel Barber	Ballade, Op. 46 "Ballade, Op. 46" by "Samuel Barber"	Barber: Piano Music	Somm	Leon McCawley, piano	0:13:44 (Pop-up)
Claude Debussy	Nocturnes, II. Fêtes (1897)	La Mer / Images / Nocturnes	EMI Classics	Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Carlo Maria Guilini	0:19:04 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:30:10 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Pro et Contra, III. Allegro (1966)	Pärt: A Portrait	Naxos	Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, directed by Frans Helmersen	0:30:03 (Pop-up)
Olivier Messiaen	Theme and Variations for violin and piano (1932)	Turangalîla-Symphonie	EMI Classics	Yvonne Loriod, piano; Christoph Poppen, violin	0:32:03 (Pop-up)
William Walton	Variations on a Theme by Paul Hindemith, Variation 8, 9, Finale	Cello Concerto / Variations	BBC	Royal Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by the composer	0:36:36 (Pop-up)
Manuel de Falla	El amor brujo (Love, the Magician), Scene 2	Stokowski: Berlioz / Scriabin / Beethoven / Britten Falla	BBC	BBC Symphony Orchestra; Leopold Stokowski	0:43:39 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:56:01 (Pop-up)
Anton Bruckner	String Quintet in F major (1879)	Five to Six	Paladino Music	Hyperion Ensemble	0:52:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:02pm NS Andy: Ant Themes?
	8:03pm miss cheri: happy spring,,bethany!!!
	8:04pm trsh: Sounds like water over a parched desert, Bethany.
	8:06pm G: A440 in tune as usual...
	8:19pm ranjit: a440 is peppy today!
	8:20pm giraffe-o: Hot!
	8:21pm maestroso: Ah. Love this piece.
	8:22pm bethany: Hello hello hello, glad to be here with all of you!
	8:27pm the glowing one: you are doing great, Bethany. if you weren't pointing them out I wouldn't notice the pauses' awkwardness in the first place. ;)
	8:28pm Karl Haas: I heart your show.
	8:29pm bethany: Well then, I'll try to make them awkwarder!!
	8:30pm T-Zero: Dang! Just about missed the live broadcast again! Glad I noticed the time before it was too late.
	8:30pm Richard from Venezuela: Headbanging classical music. The perfect show for it.
	8:34pm trsh: "Turangalîla" ?
	8:37pm trsh: hm, "He derived the title from two Sanskrit words, turanga and lîla, which roughly translate into English as "love song and hymn of joy, time, movement, rhythm, life, and death",[4] and described the joy of Turangalîla as "superhuman, overflowing, dazzling and abandoned"."
	8:38pm bethany: Yep, that's it. Amazing piece. Longer than this show....
	8:39pm T-Zero: Heh, I'd added it to my music purchase "wish list"...
	8:42pm ranjit: Nerd fact of the day: The full name of the one-eyed alien Leela on Futurama is Turanga Leela!
	8:45pm trsh: My favourite cartoon.
	8:45pm ranjit: mine too, except for "What's Opera, Doc!"
	8:45pm Karl Haas: And I am Bender Bending Rodriguez!
	8:48pm trsh: rabbit of seville v what's opera doc
	8:48pm miss cheri: i love family guy better!
	8:49pm Billy West: Fry!
	8:51pm ranjit: obsession of the moment: cartoon music!
	8:51pm Karl Haas: Your show. Duh.
	8:51pm trsh: Episodes w/ Fry and his holophonor
	8:52pm ranjit: i guess -- Samuel Barber? Of Seville?
	8:53pm G: OMG, I got that Karl Hass reference. Adventures in Good Music. I used to hear it on WJR-AM Detroit as a little kid circa 1970.
	8:54pm bethany: Anyone want to take a stab at the date this was written? Listen carefully...
	8:54pm ranjit: i think it's getting older as it goes
	8:56pm Richard from Venezuela: 1930?
	8:56pm the glowing one: definitely 20th century
	8:57pm T-Zero: Some time in the mid 1800s?
	8:57pm the glowing one: I would also say between WWI and WWII
	8:58pm G: She wouldn't ask unless it's tricky. Hmmm.... I'm guessing far earlier or far later than we'd think...??? 1850? 1978?
	8:59pm Karl Haas: G: THANK YOU. Heard him in Dallas in the nineties on W...the call letters escape me. But good lookin out.
	8:59pm the glowing one: even if you do not hear the atonalities 1850 is definitely too early
	8:59pm Karl Haas: 1973
	9:00pm T-Zero: I was thinking Romanticism, but maybe Baroque?
	9:01pm the glowing one: oh, wow
	9:01pm ranjit: bah! Bruckner was a time traveller, clearly.
	9:01pm G: 1879, there ya go!
	9:02pm T-Zero: Heh, broadly speaking the Romantic period.
	9:02pm Karl Haas: I meant 18
	9:02pm the glowing one: bye beth
	9:02pm trsh: another note goes in my ears
	9:02pm G: @Karl: I just wiki'ed you, and you started on WJR in 1959, were syndicated starting in 1970...
	9:03pm the glowing one: now that's 1970s what we hear!
	9:03pm the glowing one: hehe
	9:03pm ranjit: we are the 1871
	9:04pm the glowing one: the 1870s are alive on WFMU
	9:05pm ranjit: actually, i think my guess was closest. Barber -> Bruckner, just a few letters...
	9:05pm Karl Haas: G: Guess I heard the reruns.
	12:03pm Jon: Listing from the archives. Favorite show

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from March 26, 2012

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