Favoriting A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from October 27, 2014 Favoriting

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Favoriting October 27, 2014: A440, Op. 3, No. 17, Tempestuousness, Book I

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Artist Track Album Label Comments Approx. start time
Benjamin Britten  The Storm from Four Sea Interludes, Op. 33a (1945)   Favoriting Peter Grimes  Warner  Royal Liverpoool Philharmonic, conducted by Libor Pesek  0:00:00 (Pop-up)
 
Jean-Philppe Rameau  Orage from Les Indes Galantes (1735)   Favoriting L'orchestre de Louis XV  Alla Vox    0:07:21 (Pop-up)
Jean-Philppe Rameau  Orage from Plataea (1745)   Favoriting Une Symphonie Imaginaire      0:08:56 (Pop-up)
Antonio Vivaldi  Violin Concerto in E-flat Major, Op. 8, No. 5 "La Tempesta di Mare" II. Largo, III. Presto (1725)   Favoriting Vivaldi: Concert for the Prince of Poland  Harmonia Mundi  From Vivaldi's "Il cimento dell'armonia e dell'inventione" Performed by the Academy of Ancient Music, Andrew Manze violin/director  0:10:34 (Pop-up)
 
Jean Sibelius  "Myrsky" from Five Characteristic Impressions, Op. 103 (1924)   Favoriting Sibelius Piano Music  Naxos  Risto Lauriala, pianoo  0:20:04 (Pop-up)
Dmitri Shostakovich  Seven Romances on Verses by Aleksander Blok, Op. 127. V. Burja (1967)   Favoriting Shostakovich Complete Works for Piano Trio    For soprano and piano trio, performed by Aline Kutan and the Gryphon Trio  0:21:35 (Pop-up)
Claude Debussy  Estampes, No. 3, Jardins sous la pluie (Gardens in the Rain) (1903)   Favoriting Rainlight: Evocations of Water for Piano Solo  Divine Art  Jeremy Eskenazi, piano  0:24:27 (Pop-up)
 
Jean Sibelius  The Storm (1926)   Favoriting Incidental Music from The Tempest  Naxos  Neeme Järvi directing the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra  0:33:28 (Pop-up)
Jean Sibelius  Chorus of the Winds (1926)   Favoriting Incidental Music from The Tempest    Neeme Järvi directing the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra  0:38:15 (Pop-up)
Richard Strauss  Eine Alpine Sinfonie, Op. 64   Favoriting Eine Alpine Sinfonie    Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester directed by Franz Wesler-Most  0:40:02 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  Swag For Life Member 8:01pm
12539:

Ahoy!
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Tome:

*tempestuous* indeed like that ,, good evening Bethany .. nice start too !
  8:08pm
P-90:

Greetings, Bethany
  8:08pm
Mrs P:

What a wonderful piece. I want to learn more about Benjamin Britten now.
Avatar 8:10pm
Bethany Ryker:

Greetings everyone! I hope this 'tempestuous' programming finds you on an otherwise quiet evening!
Avatar 8:11pm
doca:

Hi, Bethany, hi, people! I love those crazy french composers from the eighteenth century
Avatar 8:12pm
Bethany Ryker:

@Mrs P - definitely check out the other Sea Interludes and for something unusual and beautiful, listen to the Serenatde for Horn, Tenor and Strings
  8:12pm
Mrs P:

Greeting to you too Bethany. All pot stirrers tonight? Welcome back.

Hi doca, P-90, Tome, and 12539
  Swag For Life Member 8:14pm
12539:

Is that your puppy, Bethany?
Avatar 8:16pm
Bethany Ryker:

That is SKITTLES. He was my childhood pet. Yep, that's right. I named him Skittles. I was 9!!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:19pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...my last name is 'Basso'
...well - it's *almost* a good thing *here*...
  Swag For Life Member 8:24pm
12539:

Skittles is a happy name.

Today I was pleasantly surprised at receiving my Underwater Dog t-shirt. I think it's the first time I received a premium before the marathon was over.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:26pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...hadda listen to some Cream in honor of Jack Bruce ( - hey - sue me.) - & this set actually makes a good transition...HolyCrow ! This pianist !!...
  8:27pm
Rynac:

I've never been known as a techno-savvy, but tonight is a first. I'm listening via the WFMU Android app and have connected my phone to an external speaker system. Concert hall in a phone -sounds much better than computer speakers.
  8:27pm
Mrs P:

I still miss the Vicki and Bethany lineup. Is anybody at WFMU in touch with her? So happy to have Bethany here still with her musical treasures and wisdom.

I'm going to get the Four Seascapes on my IPod as soon as your program is over.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:30pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

- good speakers is the easiest Upgrade on yer sound, wouldn't you say?
...DIY to 440 was pretty great...
Avatar 8:34pm
Matt from Springfield in Germany:

Hooray for Sibelius! And all these tempest tunes!

Hello Bethany and A440ers!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:37pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Hey Matt! Where ya been? Oh - Germany.
...To be Schooled by Bethany w/ such unfailingly tasty selections is indeed a wonderful thing. Appreciated.
Avatar 8:37pm
Matt from Springfield in Germany:

@RRN63 8:19: For this program(me), you can be "Bass in the Key of O"!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:38pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Basso Profundo or Absurdo - I've never been quite sure...
Avatar 8:40pm
Matt from Springfield in Germany:

Deutschland, and Polska! A new appreciation for *Central* Europe...I want to visit Austria and Czech/Bohemia sometime!

I always thought the profound and the absurd were kinda similar...
  8:43pm
Mrs P:

Hello Matt. I hope you are having a wonderful trip. My husband and I visited Berlin this past May and still talk about it with reverence. How nice of you to stay up late to listen with us!
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Matt from Springfield in Germany:

Thanks Mrs. P! (Although, I flew back to the USA on Saturday ;) Still, I enjoyed Berlin so much, and felt disappointed I couldn't make it to Potsdam. A good trip should immediately give you ideas upon leaving what to see the *next* time you return! :)
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:46pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...is it ignorant to say I'm put in mind of 'Night on Bald Mountain' ? I have a new idea of what Strauss is about !...
  8:47pm
Todd:

Fucking great show. I used to run a comic store in Brooklyn Height's, and I always insisted on a performance when any of the St. Ann's kids came in with an instrument. One rosy cat took out his French horn and played a haunting Sibelius piece evoking the arctic
Avatar 8:49pm
Matt from Springfield in Germany:

@Todd: What a cool (or should I say *cold*) cat! How lovely to suddenly get a Sibelius performance on French horn.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:49pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...not an easy instrument ??...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:50pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...takes lungs, anyhow...
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Matt from Springfield in Germany:

@RRN63: I have heard that, from other Brass players.
  8:51pm
Robert:

My friend Nadine's father Fred, with the OSS, commandeered Richard Strauss's home and ushered him out to a detention facility. Fred was an opera fan & was very pleased to meet him, but had to take care of business 1st.
  8:51pm
bunyan:

The French Horn players of the Boston Symphony Orchestra used to have an ongoing "bet" that they would all go out to dinner at one of the best restaurants in town if they got through a concert without anyone making a flub. They rarely had to pay off...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:52pm
Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

- jeepers Robert !...
Avatar 8:54pm
Matt from Springfield in Germany:

@Robert: What a piece of history!
Was Strauss' home in the Alps at that time? Germany or Austria?
  8:55pm
Mrs P:

Lovely stormy program tonight Bethany. Have a good week everybody.
Avatar 8:56pm
Matt from Springfield in Germany:

@bunyan: Sounds about what I've heard.
  8:56pm
Robert:

Matt, according to what I see in Wikipedia now, it was "his Garmisch estate". I don't know if that was its name, location, or a description!
Avatar 8:58pm
Matt from Springfield in Germany:

Garmisch, in southern Deutschland, in the Alps!


Yes, thank you Bethany, especially great musical theme tonight. Have a good one everybody!
  Swag For Life Member 8:58pm
12539:

Thanks for a grand and sweeping episode, Bethany.
  8:59pm
bunyan:

Garmisch is a mountain town in Bavaria. Nowadays, one finds the Richard Strauss Institut there [ http://www.richard-strauss-institut.de/ ]
  8:59pm
P-90:

Thanks, Bethany!
  9:00pm
bunyan:

Thanks for all the tumult and turbulence!
  9:00pm
Robert:

I see by Google Maps it's merged w Partenkirchen.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 9:01pm
Tome:

great set Bethany ! Tempestuously Delicious even !
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