WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from April 11, 2017

Listener comments!
	8:07pm Bethany Ryker: blink flamenco
	8:07pm Eugene R.: Espana! Magnifico!
	8:08pm P-90: Hola DJ Bethany
	8:08pm Cooh John: Nice music to cook to.
	8:12pm SeanG: guitarra!
	8:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Flamenco & Classical Guitar are two sides of a mountain that shall never meet.' - Andres Segovia (not me)
	8:17pm Jeff: Ha!
	8:23pm Sokratis: Hello from Greece
	8:28pm Bethany Ryker: @Sokratis, greetings from across the seas! For my indulgence, please describe (in as much detail as you can) what kind of terrain you live in...one of the Isles? Small or large town? I'm so curious because I haven't been able to visit that country (yet!!)
	8:37pm Marie: Hi there, missed the Sevilla Ensemble, I must go back and listen. I saw/heard an amazing flamenco singer and guitarist in Seville. It was so wonderful, at this place called something like La Carboneria. I'll have to go back and listen to the archive. Thanks, Bethany
	8:39pm SokratisGr: Unfortunately i live in the suburbs of Athens (Nikaia) you can be by the sea in 10 minutes or so but u can also go to a mountain for a hike in 20 minutes. The terrain is mix and match a bit of everything. But most of the mainland is mountainous. The same goes for the isles most if not all of them.
	8:40pm redkayak: Howdy all - better late than never, eh?
	8:44pm SokratisGr: @Bethany for us its like a medium city of approximately 200000 people. You should visit it worth it (athens and the isle i mean)
	8:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (That makes me think of the book 'Assembling California' which is really about the Geology of the Earth; unique things happened to create the Mediterranean...)
	8:45pm Bethany Ryker: Thanks for the imagery!! Greece is at the top of my list of places to travel to as soon as humanly (i.e., financially) possible :)
	8:47pm SokratisGr: I hope you make it. Can i ask you the same what is like there , in the US?
	8:56pm Nardo: Bruckner, now Strauss. Good stuff!
	8:57pm Bethany Ryker: Ah, well today was a splendid spring day! We're feeling the warmth of the sun in all its glory after a very chilly month of March. (February was warmer!) Trees are budding and flowering and the color green makes a striking contrast against the background of New York City skyscrapers and pavement. Travel north by only as few as 10 miles and you're in hillls and trees and the Hudson River Valley - a paradise in and of itself.
	8:58pm Bethany Ryker: I sound like a travel writer from 1850, but hey...that's what came out!
	8:59pm ranjit: Great show tonight, thanks! You might as well take those extra 56 seconds.
	9:00pm SokratisGr: Sounds nice have a good one :)
	2:02pm Domenic: Wonderful show! Thanks Bethany.

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from April 11, 2017

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April 11, 2017: A440, Op. 4, No. 25 Blink Flamenco

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Jeronimo Gimenez	La boda de Luis Alonso: Intermezzo	Dances and Waves	Universal Music Gmbh Austria		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Flamenco Sevilla Ensemble	Sevilla	Sevillanas de Sevilla	Pasarela		0:05:50 (Pop-up)
Francesco Tarrega	Prelude in B Minor on a theme by Mendelssohn	Tarrega Guitar Music	Naxos		0:08:38 (Pop-up)
Jean-Philppe Rameau	Les Indes Galantes	For Seasons	Deutsche Grammophon	Daniel Hope, piano	0:12:07 (Pop-up)

Anton Bruckner	Symphony No. 1 in C Minor, WAB 101 (1877)	Bruckner: 10 Symphonien	BR-Klassik	Loren Maazel conducting the Bavarian Radio Orchestra	0:21:44 (Pop-up)
Alexander Borodin	Piano Quintet in C Minor, II. Scherzo (1862)	Borodin 50	Warner Music Group - X5 Music Group		0:29:30 (Pop-up)

Richard Strauss	Tanz der Sieben Schleier, from the opera 'Salome', Op. 54 (1905)	Dances and Waves	Universal Music Gmbh Austria		0:41:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:07pm Bethany Ryker: blink flamenco
	8:07pm Eugene R.: Espana! Magnifico!
	8:08pm P-90: Hola DJ Bethany
	8:08pm Cooh John: Nice music to cook to.
	8:12pm SeanG: guitarra!
	8:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Flamenco & Classical Guitar are two sides of a mountain that shall never meet.' - Andres Segovia (not me)
	8:17pm Jeff: Ha!
	8:23pm Sokratis: Hello from Greece
	8:28pm Bethany Ryker: @Sokratis, greetings from across the seas! For my indulgence, please describe (in as much detail as you can) what kind of terrain you live in...one of the Isles? Small or large town? I'm so curious because I haven't been able to visit that country (yet!!)
	8:37pm Marie: Hi there, missed the Sevilla Ensemble, I must go back and listen. I saw/heard an amazing flamenco singer and guitarist in Seville. It was so wonderful, at this place called something like La Carboneria. I'll have to go back and listen to the archive. Thanks, Bethany
	8:39pm SokratisGr: Unfortunately i live in the suburbs of Athens (Nikaia) you can be by the sea in 10 minutes or so but u can also go to a mountain for a hike in 20 minutes. The terrain is mix and match a bit of everything. But most of the mainland is mountainous. The same goes for the isles most if not all of them.
	8:40pm redkayak: Howdy all - better late than never, eh?
	8:44pm SokratisGr: @Bethany for us its like a medium city of approximately 200000 people. You should visit it worth it (athens and the isle i mean)
	8:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (That makes me think of the book 'Assembling California' which is really about the Geology of the Earth; unique things happened to create the Mediterranean...)
	8:45pm Bethany Ryker: Thanks for the imagery!! Greece is at the top of my list of places to travel to as soon as humanly (i.e., financially) possible :)
	8:47pm SokratisGr: I hope you make it. Can i ask you the same what is like there , in the US?
	8:56pm Nardo: Bruckner, now Strauss. Good stuff!
	8:57pm Bethany Ryker: Ah, well today was a splendid spring day! We're feeling the warmth of the sun in all its glory after a very chilly month of March. (February was warmer!) Trees are budding and flowering and the color green makes a striking contrast against the background of New York City skyscrapers and pavement. Travel north by only as few as 10 miles and you're in hillls and trees and the Hudson River Valley - a paradise in and of itself.
	8:58pm Bethany Ryker: I sound like a travel writer from 1850, but hey...that's what came out!
	8:59pm ranjit: Great show tonight, thanks! You might as well take those extra 56 seconds.
	9:00pm SokratisGr: Sounds nice have a good one :)
	2:02pm Domenic: Wonderful show! Thanks Bethany.

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from April 11, 2017

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