WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from November 15, 2016

Listener comments!
	8:03pm sugarwolf: Hello!!
	8:05pm Linda Lee: amazing, amazing music. thank you Mr. Fields!
	8:05pm tuner fish: as morton feldman said of ives: "the greatest american composer we ever have, and maybe - as Tolstoy put it - ever will have."
	8:06pm Gaylord Fields: Hello @sugarwolf!
	8:06pm cheri: hey Gaylord! another fab fill in from the the great and glorious Gaylord, what a night!
	8:06pm Linda Lee: 'evening sugarwolf & tunerfish! i should have an animal name too!
	8:08pm fleep: What a treat, greetings Gaylord.
	8:11pm Gaylord Fields: @tuner fish: Charles Ives and Wallace Stevens must have been a real hoot at those early-20th-century insurance executive conventions.
	8:12pm Gaylord Fields: Hi @Linda Lee! Glad you're enjoying it! @fleep: My pleasure!
	8:12pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks @cheri.
	8:13pm common: thank you gaylord
	8:14pm Jeff: I'm enjoying this - I'm glad you're doing this fill-in "in the style of".
	8:14pm Gaylord Fields: @common: I'm enjoying this as much as you are.
	8:15pm Gaylord Fields: @Jeff: It's a fun challenge to see if you can put your own stamp on someone else's show concept.
	8:16pm βrian: And now Mose Allison. Criminy!
	8:17pm cheri: this is a special night, so I think it calls for more brownies, right Gaylord?
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @βrian: I'll be playing one living person tonight.
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @cheri: Always. Bake on.
	8:24pm Jeff: @Gaylord: for sure. I believe you have that well in hand.
	8:26pm Gaylord Fields: I appreciate your saying that, @Jeff!
	8:27pm cheri: this will be my last post tonight Gaylord, but i'm still tuned in, so see you real soon again. and thanks!
	8:29pm Thomas H: Just tuned in love the flute piece, Gaylord. I play flute and clarinet wonderful I will look the music up to play myself. Just wonderful.
	8:30pm geezerette: Lovely!
	8:32pm βrian: Lou Harrison met his end in Lafayette, Indiana...
	8:32pm Thomas H: Another good one Ruth Crawford Pete Seeger step Mom
	8:33pm Gaylord Fields: @Thomas H: That would be lovely.
	8:34pm Gaylord Fields: @geezerette: It is, and so are you for enjoying it.
	8:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Alright, welcome to Gaylord Suites. Make yourself at home.
	8:35pm Gaylord Fields: @Ken From Hyde Park: Very punny!
	8:36pm geezerette: @Ken, hee hee!
	8:36pm Philthy woman: Here with Common and he just said Gaylord is playing perfect music for right now- all the feelings are coming in. I agree. Thank you Gaylord.
	8:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I dunno about this longhair music!...mid-century...hm...
	8:37pm Gaylord Fields: @Philthy woman: Thank you -- and thank you, Common!
	8:38pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's like an Eames chair for your ears.
	8:38pm geezerette: Soothing discord!
	8:38pm Scraps deSelby: Mrs Seeger!
	8:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Went to a b-o-o-k s-t-o-r-e earlier - & now Classtical Music...it's almost like living in a Civilized country...
	8:40pm Scraps deSelby: oh, I missed really good Milhaud
	8:40pm βrian: I love flaut music.
	8:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, Scraps. Was it seasonably warm & sunny there today? I think we got Seattle's weather today by mistake.
	8:42pm Scraps: Louis Zukoksy's son on violon
	8:42pm cheri: Gaylord, if you please let me indulge in one final comment, happy holidays!
	8:42pm Scraps: I mean Zukofsky
	8:43pm Scraps: I haven't gone out, Ken! Most of the time I don't go out
	8:44pm geezerette: Wow is this piece talkin'!
	8:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...right here like George Martin for Yellow Sub - 'Sea of Monsters' ...googled that GF - now every website wants to show me chairs...
	8:46pm Gaylord Fields: @Scraps de Selby: Milhaud literally taught Burt Bacharach that outré and melodic can coexist—a lesson that Burt put to great use.
	8:47pm Scraps: This is nice. CRI is almost always good
	8:47pm sugarwolf: @gaylord: it could be fun to hear you fill in for even more DJs Going to have to catch this in the archives, stupid work!!
	8:49pm Scraps: Milhaud and Poulenc are just wonderful, especially their chamber music.
	8:49pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: One day I'll be available to fill in for Becky, but it hasn't worked out yet. So my country records stay on reserve.
	8:51pm Scraps: I love this music, Gaylord, all of it.
	8:52pm Mike East: Nice to see/hear you hear, Gaylord. Some mindblowing selections tonight.
	8:53pm Gaylord Fields: @Scraps: Thanks!
	8:55pm Gaylord Fields: @Mike East: I'm enjoying this so much, and it makes me glad that you are as well!
	8:59pm Philthy woman: Lovin it! gonna go Horsey but I'll be back to the archives to hear the rest, for sure. G'night and thanks Gaylord
	8:59pm Gaylord Fields: @Philthy woman: Have fun!
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx GF !
	9:00pm geezerette: This is helping so much Gaylord.
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for...another hour...
	9:02pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, everyone! It was great being able to show another musical side, and your encouragement made it especially fun.

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from November 15, 2016

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November 15, 2016: Hemidemisemiquavering (Fill-in for A440)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Charles Ives	Central Park in the Dark (1906)	Ives: Holiday Symphony	Sony Classical	CD	Chicago Symphony Orchestra/Michael Tilson Thomas	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Darius Milhaud	Sonata for Piano and Two Violins (1914)	Martinu/Milhaud/Prokofiev	Hyperion	CD	Krysia Osostowicz, violin; Ernst Kovacic, violin; Susan Tomes, piano	0:06:53 (Pop-up)

Lou Harrison	Air in G Minor for Flute and Drone (1947/1970)	Rapunzel: An Opera in Six Acts	New Albion	CD	Leta Miller, Karen Andrie, William Winant	0:23:10 (Pop-up)
Ruth Crawford	Suite for Wind Quintet (1952)	Music of Ruth Crawford	CRI	CD	The Lark Quintet: John Wion, flute; Humbert Lucarelli, oboe; Howard T. Howard, horn; Alan Brown, bassoon	0:28:09 (Pop-up)

Donald Martino	Trio for Violin, Clarinet and Piano (1959)	Donald Martino: Solo and Chamber Works	CRI	CD	Paul Zukofsky, violin; Arthur Bloom, clarinet; Gilbert Kalish, piano	0:39:52 (Pop-up)
John Adams	Chamber Symphony: 2. Aria With Walking Bass (1992)	Chamber Symphony/Grand Pianola Music	Nonesuch	CD	London Sinfonietta	0:51:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:03pm sugarwolf: Hello!!
	8:05pm Linda Lee: amazing, amazing music. thank you Mr. Fields!
	8:05pm tuner fish: as morton feldman said of ives: "the greatest american composer we ever have, and maybe - as Tolstoy put it - ever will have."
	8:06pm Gaylord Fields: Hello @sugarwolf!
	8:06pm cheri: hey Gaylord! another fab fill in from the the great and glorious Gaylord, what a night!
	8:06pm Linda Lee: 'evening sugarwolf & tunerfish! i should have an animal name too!
	8:08pm fleep: What a treat, greetings Gaylord.
	8:11pm Gaylord Fields: @tuner fish: Charles Ives and Wallace Stevens must have been a real hoot at those early-20th-century insurance executive conventions.
	8:12pm Gaylord Fields: Hi @Linda Lee! Glad you're enjoying it! @fleep: My pleasure!
	8:12pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks @cheri.
	8:13pm common: thank you gaylord
	8:14pm Jeff: I'm enjoying this - I'm glad you're doing this fill-in "in the style of".
	8:14pm Gaylord Fields: @common: I'm enjoying this as much as you are.
	8:15pm Gaylord Fields: @Jeff: It's a fun challenge to see if you can put your own stamp on someone else's show concept.
	8:16pm βrian: And now Mose Allison. Criminy!
	8:17pm cheri: this is a special night, so I think it calls for more brownies, right Gaylord?
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @βrian: I'll be playing one living person tonight.
	8:18pm Gaylord Fields: @cheri: Always. Bake on.
	8:24pm Jeff: @Gaylord: for sure. I believe you have that well in hand.
	8:26pm Gaylord Fields: I appreciate your saying that, @Jeff!
	8:27pm cheri: this will be my last post tonight Gaylord, but i'm still tuned in, so see you real soon again. and thanks!
	8:29pm Thomas H: Just tuned in love the flute piece, Gaylord. I play flute and clarinet wonderful I will look the music up to play myself. Just wonderful.
	8:30pm geezerette: Lovely!
	8:32pm βrian: Lou Harrison met his end in Lafayette, Indiana...
	8:32pm Thomas H: Another good one Ruth Crawford Pete Seeger step Mom
	8:33pm Gaylord Fields: @Thomas H: That would be lovely.
	8:34pm Gaylord Fields: @geezerette: It is, and so are you for enjoying it.
	8:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Alright, welcome to Gaylord Suites. Make yourself at home.
	8:35pm Gaylord Fields: @Ken From Hyde Park: Very punny!
	8:36pm geezerette: @Ken, hee hee!
	8:36pm Philthy woman: Here with Common and he just said Gaylord is playing perfect music for right now- all the feelings are coming in. I agree. Thank you Gaylord.
	8:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I dunno about this longhair music!...mid-century...hm...
	8:37pm Gaylord Fields: @Philthy woman: Thank you -- and thank you, Common!
	8:38pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's like an Eames chair for your ears.
	8:38pm geezerette: Soothing discord!
	8:38pm Scraps deSelby: Mrs Seeger!
	8:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Went to a b-o-o-k s-t-o-r-e earlier - & now Classtical Music...it's almost like living in a Civilized country...
	8:40pm Scraps deSelby: oh, I missed really good Milhaud
	8:40pm βrian: I love flaut music.
	8:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, Scraps. Was it seasonably warm & sunny there today? I think we got Seattle's weather today by mistake.
	8:42pm Scraps: Louis Zukoksy's son on violon
	8:42pm cheri: Gaylord, if you please let me indulge in one final comment, happy holidays!
	8:42pm Scraps: I mean Zukofsky
	8:43pm Scraps: I haven't gone out, Ken! Most of the time I don't go out
	8:44pm geezerette: Wow is this piece talkin'!
	8:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...right here like George Martin for Yellow Sub - 'Sea of Monsters' ...googled that GF - now every website wants to show me chairs...
	8:46pm Gaylord Fields: @Scraps de Selby: Milhaud literally taught Burt Bacharach that outré and melodic can coexist—a lesson that Burt put to great use.
	8:47pm Scraps: This is nice. CRI is almost always good
	8:47pm sugarwolf: @gaylord: it could be fun to hear you fill in for even more DJs Going to have to catch this in the archives, stupid work!!
	8:49pm Scraps: Milhaud and Poulenc are just wonderful, especially their chamber music.
	8:49pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: One day I'll be available to fill in for Becky, but it hasn't worked out yet. So my country records stay on reserve.
	8:51pm Scraps: I love this music, Gaylord, all of it.
	8:52pm Mike East: Nice to see/hear you hear, Gaylord. Some mindblowing selections tonight.
	8:53pm Gaylord Fields: @Scraps: Thanks!
	8:55pm Gaylord Fields: @Mike East: I'm enjoying this so much, and it makes me glad that you are as well!
	8:59pm Philthy woman: Lovin it! gonna go Horsey but I'll be back to the archives to hear the rest, for sure. G'night and thanks Gaylord
	8:59pm Gaylord Fields: @Philthy woman: Have fun!
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx GF !
	9:00pm geezerette: This is helping so much Gaylord.
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for...another hour...
	9:02pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, everyone! It was great being able to show another musical side, and your encouragement made it especially fun.

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from November 15, 2016

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