WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from November 16, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:00am V Priceless: hey Kurt! I think my TC&I disc is lost in the mail - u get yours?
	9:03am Kurt Gottschalk: damn, veep, you know what's weird? i got mine and then lost it in the apartment!
	9:03am Richard Gruesome: I don't know if you guys are aware of the problem, but usually when your show starts, there is some sort of glitch on the webstream and it sounds like a cd skipping and I just have to restart the webstream and then it's fine.
	9:03am Richard Gruesome: since it's fmu, it took me a while to realize it was not purposeful
	9:04am Kurt Gottschalk: are you sure that's not just my scratchy 45s?
	9:05am Kurt Gottschalk: i mean, i will pass word along. thanks for letting me know.
	9:16am V Priceless: this reminds me of E. Power Biggly
	9:32am KP: Good morning, Kurt. Found my way to a semi real computer so can post this time. 'Tis wonderful.
	9:34am Kurt Gottschalk: good morning, kp. and i realize i didn't say good morning to anyone, yet. so, good morning to anyone and everyone. thanks for stopping by.
	9:45am northguineahills: ahh, miss Hildegard Von Bingen, a very curious individual
	9:46am northguineahills: @Richard Gruesome, that usually happens when using the pop-up window to listen when shows change.
	9:46am Kurt Gottschalk: curious, fascinating and brilliant, yes.
	9:51am northguineahills: Not only was she a composer, but she had philosophical and theological incites that gained the notice of men (which was rare for the 12c).
	9:53am Kurt Gottschalk: not to mention a botanist! and as of 2012 (i think that's the year) a saint.
	9:55am Webhamster Henry: In a similar vein, here's Dave Soldier playing the Minute Waltz in a half hour: www.youtube.com...
	10:01am V Priceless: someone needs to write 'Baby Elephant Talk'
	10:08am Kurt Gottschalk: veep, HA! i think that person is you!
	10:11am V Priceless: @ KG - ha! adding it to list!
	10:12am KP: This is amazing.
	10:14am northguineahills: Got to see Elliot Carter when he was still alive when he was still alive in his 90s, when he attended a performance of one of his pieces at Cooper Union.
	10:17am Jeff g.: This seems appropriate. Hi.
	10:17am Kurt Gottschalk: i understand he was a little bit bigger than his glasses, yeah?
	10:18am Kurt Gottschalk: morning, jeff.
	10:28am northguineahills: Yeah, he looked like the old guy from the movie Up! (which I haven't seen).
	10:37am Richard Gruesome: uncharacteristically conservative pieces from both Carter and Schnittke this morning
	10:40am northguineahills: In last week's Mr. Robot, they played Glass's "Einstein on the Beach" for a few minutes here and there.
	10:43am Kurt Gottschalk: ha, richard, i noticed you didn't clicky-star the schnittke. i thought maybe you'd lapsed into a coma.
	10:45am Richard Gruesome: You play the one Schnittke work I don't like! (the ending is good)
	10:48am Kurt Gottschalk: whoopsie!
	10:49am Kurt Gottschalk: i'll try again next week.
	10:50am Richard Gruesome: String trio, man. Or piano quintet.
	10:51am Kurt Gottschalk: we'll see.
	10:57am Dean: Play the piano octet, which is the string trio + piano quintet.
	10:58am Richard Gruesome: whoa
	10:58am Kurt Gottschalk: ha, we'll see.
	10:59am Kurt Gottschalk: you wouldn't believe the paperwork that goes into changing a playlist less than two weeks in advance! and ken demands all the forms to be typed in triplicate.
	11:00am Dean: WFMU should solicit donations of carbon paper.
	11:03am Kurt Gottschalk: we're also really in need of rolls of fax paper. the price has skyrocketed for that.
	11:10am Dean: Pretty sure this Messiaen was recorded here: https://www.patrimoine-histoire.fr/images/Patrimoine/Paris/e05NDduLiban/ParNDLib01.JPG
	11:12am northguineahills: That reminds me I need to see if the printer/scanner/fax machine's fax functions correctly. I need to fax something. (you'd think places would accept scans these days).
	11:13am Kurt Gottschalk: can't you fax from your computer?
	11:17am Webhamster Henry: I used to have a really good Saint-Saëns piece for my reproducing piano, but it shredded.
	11:17am Dean: Paul Buckmaster, RIP
	11:19am Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, interesting career. i read his obit. i really didn't know anything about him before.
	11:22am Dean: He seemed to show up randomly on liner notes, across many genres. A familiar, ubiquitous name.
	11:22am Dean: Aptly for this particular track on the playlist, he was a 'cellist.
	11:24am Kurt Gottschalk: wait, which track?
	11:25am V Priceless: 'wild-eyed boy from freecloud' is a fine sampling of his talent - carry on
	11:25am Dean: Do you know/enjoy the Britten 'cello sonatas? Alexander Baillie's recordings are pretty special. https://www.discogs.com/Britten-Alexander-Baillie-Ian-Brown-Cello-Sonata-Suite-No-1/release/7096919 https://www.discogs.com/Britten-Alexander-Baillie-Cello-Suites-2-3/release/10973907 The Jensen. Is that not a 'cello? Gamba?
	11:25am northguineahills: Caroline Shaw, new to me and nice!
	11:26am northguineahills: Dean's been dropping a lot of knowledge on us today, thanks!
	11:26am Dean: He's a show-off. A dilettante.
	11:27am Richard Gruesome: Britten sonatas are a fave
	11:28am northguineahills: Wow, Buckmaster worked on Miles' "On the Corner".
	11:29am Dean: Yeah, Miles, Bowie, Elton John...Dwight Yoakam! Huh?
	11:31am V Priceless: had an old boss who used to scream 'He's a hoople! A jackanape!"
	11:32am Kurt Gottschalk: on the record, jensen is credited as playing cello. it's a contemporary piece and i'm not familiar with acme using period instruments.
	11:34am Jeff Golick: Enjoying this.
	11:34am Kurt Gottschalk: caroline shaw is quite the rising star. she got a pulitzer a few years back.
	11:35am Jeff Golick: Now just realizing I have this recording (Del Sol).
	11:37am Kurt Gottschalk: it's a bit of a weird record, this piece between two terry riley compositions?
	11:38am Jeff Golick: Yeah. I went right to the title piece, then promptly forgot about it. Happy to have the chance to hear it now.
	11:38am Dean: Monteverdi can hold up.
	11:40am doctorjazz: @JeffG-happens to me listening to stuff on your show, realize I have it, haven't listened through or heard it in a while. Hi all!
	11:41am Kurt Gottschalk: hey dr. j!
	11:42am Jeff Golick: ...and around and around it goes.
	11:55am northguineahills: Crap, it's noon, thanks Kurt!
	11:57am Dean: Props for playing Sequentia at the top of the show. I missed it, but I have been collecting their records since the early '80s. My vote for best early music group, or at least neck and neck with Les Arts Florissants. Not that it's a horse race.
	11:58am Kurt Gottschalk: i picked up a copy of their hvb complete box set, it's stunning to look at and listen to.
	11:59am Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music, Kurt.
	11:59am Dean: I gather, though, that it doesn't include the first stab at Ordo Virtutum, which includes the most hair-raising Satanic shout on record! I heard Sequentia's performance after that record, spent some time with the group after the show.
	11:59am V Priceless: thanx Kurt! Chow!
	12:00pm Jeff Golick: OH NICE! Thanks, Kurt.

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from November 16, 2017

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November 16, 2017: Baby Elephant Walk
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
The Miniature Men	Baby Elephant Walk		Dolton Records	1962	45
Sequentia	O Jerusalem "O Jerusalem" by "Sequentia"	Hildegard Von Bingen Edition	Sony	2017	CD	Composed by Hildegard Von Bingen sometime in the 12th century.
Hans Fagius	Pièce d'Orgue (Fantasia in G), BWV 572	J.S. Bach Complete Edition	Brilliant Classics	2014	CD	Composed by J.S. Bach
Rotislav Dubinsky & Luba Edlina	Sonata (in the olden style)	Shostakovish & Schnittke: Violin Sonatas	Chandos	1983	CD	Composed by Alfred Schnittke in 1973
Daniel Hope and the Konzerthaus Kammerorchester Berlin	Autumn	Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi Four Seasons	Deutsche Grammophon	2012	CD	From Max Richter's reworking of Vivaldi's 1725 concerti
Philip Corner	Gnossienne No. 1 "Gnossienne No. 1" by "Philip Corner"	Satie Slowly	Unseen Worlds	2014	CD	Interpretation of Erik Satie's 1890 composition

New York Chamber Symphony of the 92nd St. Y	The Minotaur	The Minotaur / Piano Sonata / Two Songs	Elektra Nonesuch		CD	Composed by Elliott Carter
Jeremy Nicholas and Ensemble	Carnival of the Animals (excerpt)	Saint-Saëns: Carnival of the Animals; Poulenc: Babar;	Nettle & Markham	2006	CD	Composed by Camille Saint-Saëns in 1886. Text by Ogden Nash
Yvonne Loriod	Catalogue d'oiseaux: Rousserolle effarvatte	Messiaen Edition	Erato	2005	CD	Composed by Olivier Messiaen, 1956-68, played here by his wife, to whom it was dedicated.

Clarice Jensen	in manus tuas "in manus tuas" by "Clarice Jensen"	Thrive on Routine	Sono Luminus	2017	CD	Composed by Caroline Shaw in 2009
Del Sol String Quartet	Mas Lugares (su Madrigali di Monteverdi)	Dark Queen Mantra	Sono Luminus	2017	CD	Composed by Stefano Scodanibbio in 2003
The Secret Quartet with John King	Huzam—Khan Yunis	Free Palestine	New World Records	2017	CD	Composed by John King in 2013-14
Ergodos Musicians	Beat the Retreat	Songs	Ergodus	2014	CD	Composed by Richard Thompson around 1975

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Listener comments!
	9:00am V Priceless: hey Kurt! I think my TC&I disc is lost in the mail - u get yours?
	9:03am Kurt Gottschalk: damn, veep, you know what's weird? i got mine and then lost it in the apartment!
	9:03am Richard Gruesome: I don't know if you guys are aware of the problem, but usually when your show starts, there is some sort of glitch on the webstream and it sounds like a cd skipping and I just have to restart the webstream and then it's fine.
	9:03am Richard Gruesome: since it's fmu, it took me a while to realize it was not purposeful
	9:04am Kurt Gottschalk: are you sure that's not just my scratchy 45s?
	9:05am Kurt Gottschalk: i mean, i will pass word along. thanks for letting me know.
	9:16am V Priceless: this reminds me of E. Power Biggly
	9:32am KP: Good morning, Kurt. Found my way to a semi real computer so can post this time. 'Tis wonderful.
	9:34am Kurt Gottschalk: good morning, kp. and i realize i didn't say good morning to anyone, yet. so, good morning to anyone and everyone. thanks for stopping by.
	9:45am northguineahills: ahh, miss Hildegard Von Bingen, a very curious individual
	9:46am northguineahills: @Richard Gruesome, that usually happens when using the pop-up window to listen when shows change.
	9:46am Kurt Gottschalk: curious, fascinating and brilliant, yes.
	9:51am northguineahills: Not only was she a composer, but she had philosophical and theological incites that gained the notice of men (which was rare for the 12c).
	9:53am Kurt Gottschalk: not to mention a botanist! and as of 2012 (i think that's the year) a saint.
	9:55am Webhamster Henry: In a similar vein, here's Dave Soldier playing the Minute Waltz in a half hour: www.youtube.com...
	10:01am V Priceless: someone needs to write 'Baby Elephant Talk'
	10:08am Kurt Gottschalk: veep, HA! i think that person is you!
	10:11am V Priceless: @ KG - ha! adding it to list!
	10:12am KP: This is amazing.
	10:14am northguineahills: Got to see Elliot Carter when he was still alive when he was still alive in his 90s, when he attended a performance of one of his pieces at Cooper Union.
	10:17am Jeff g.: This seems appropriate. Hi.
	10:17am Kurt Gottschalk: i understand he was a little bit bigger than his glasses, yeah?
	10:18am Kurt Gottschalk: morning, jeff.
	10:28am northguineahills: Yeah, he looked like the old guy from the movie Up! (which I haven't seen).
	10:37am Richard Gruesome: uncharacteristically conservative pieces from both Carter and Schnittke this morning
	10:40am northguineahills: In last week's Mr. Robot, they played Glass's "Einstein on the Beach" for a few minutes here and there.
	10:43am Kurt Gottschalk: ha, richard, i noticed you didn't clicky-star the schnittke. i thought maybe you'd lapsed into a coma.
	10:45am Richard Gruesome: You play the one Schnittke work I don't like! (the ending is good)
	10:48am Kurt Gottschalk: whoopsie!
	10:49am Kurt Gottschalk: i'll try again next week.
	10:50am Richard Gruesome: String trio, man. Or piano quintet.
	10:51am Kurt Gottschalk: we'll see.
	10:57am Dean: Play the piano octet, which is the string trio + piano quintet.
	10:58am Richard Gruesome: whoa
	10:58am Kurt Gottschalk: ha, we'll see.
	10:59am Kurt Gottschalk: you wouldn't believe the paperwork that goes into changing a playlist less than two weeks in advance! and ken demands all the forms to be typed in triplicate.
	11:00am Dean: WFMU should solicit donations of carbon paper.
	11:03am Kurt Gottschalk: we're also really in need of rolls of fax paper. the price has skyrocketed for that.
	11:10am Dean: Pretty sure this Messiaen was recorded here: https://www.patrimoine-histoire.fr/images/Patrimoine/Paris/e05NDduLiban/ParNDLib01.JPG
	11:12am northguineahills: That reminds me I need to see if the printer/scanner/fax machine's fax functions correctly. I need to fax something. (you'd think places would accept scans these days).
	11:13am Kurt Gottschalk: can't you fax from your computer?
	11:17am Webhamster Henry: I used to have a really good Saint-Saëns piece for my reproducing piano, but it shredded.
	11:17am Dean: Paul Buckmaster, RIP
	11:19am Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, interesting career. i read his obit. i really didn't know anything about him before.
	11:22am Dean: He seemed to show up randomly on liner notes, across many genres. A familiar, ubiquitous name.
	11:22am Dean: Aptly for this particular track on the playlist, he was a 'cellist.
	11:24am Kurt Gottschalk: wait, which track?
	11:25am V Priceless: 'wild-eyed boy from freecloud' is a fine sampling of his talent - carry on
	11:25am Dean: Do you know/enjoy the Britten 'cello sonatas? Alexander Baillie's recordings are pretty special. https://www.discogs.com/Britten-Alexander-Baillie-Ian-Brown-Cello-Sonata-Suite-No-1/release/7096919 https://www.discogs.com/Britten-Alexander-Baillie-Cello-Suites-2-3/release/10973907 The Jensen. Is that not a 'cello? Gamba?
	11:25am northguineahills: Caroline Shaw, new to me and nice!
	11:26am northguineahills: Dean's been dropping a lot of knowledge on us today, thanks!
	11:26am Dean: He's a show-off. A dilettante.
	11:27am Richard Gruesome: Britten sonatas are a fave
	11:28am northguineahills: Wow, Buckmaster worked on Miles' "On the Corner".
	11:29am Dean: Yeah, Miles, Bowie, Elton John...Dwight Yoakam! Huh?
	11:31am V Priceless: had an old boss who used to scream 'He's a hoople! A jackanape!"
	11:32am Kurt Gottschalk: on the record, jensen is credited as playing cello. it's a contemporary piece and i'm not familiar with acme using period instruments.
	11:34am Jeff Golick: Enjoying this.
	11:34am Kurt Gottschalk: caroline shaw is quite the rising star. she got a pulitzer a few years back.
	11:35am Jeff Golick: Now just realizing I have this recording (Del Sol).
	11:37am Kurt Gottschalk: it's a bit of a weird record, this piece between two terry riley compositions?
	11:38am Jeff Golick: Yeah. I went right to the title piece, then promptly forgot about it. Happy to have the chance to hear it now.
	11:38am Dean: Monteverdi can hold up.
	11:40am doctorjazz: @JeffG-happens to me listening to stuff on your show, realize I have it, haven't listened through or heard it in a while. Hi all!
	11:41am Kurt Gottschalk: hey dr. j!
	11:42am Jeff Golick: ...and around and around it goes.
	11:55am northguineahills: Crap, it's noon, thanks Kurt!
	11:57am Dean: Props for playing Sequentia at the top of the show. I missed it, but I have been collecting their records since the early '80s. My vote for best early music group, or at least neck and neck with Les Arts Florissants. Not that it's a horse race.
	11:58am Kurt Gottschalk: i picked up a copy of their hvb complete box set, it's stunning to look at and listen to.
	11:59am Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music, Kurt.
	11:59am Dean: I gather, though, that it doesn't include the first stab at Ordo Virtutum, which includes the most hair-raising Satanic shout on record! I heard Sequentia's performance after that record, spent some time with the group after the show.
	11:59am V Priceless: thanx Kurt! Chow!
	12:00pm Jeff Golick: OH NICE! Thanks, Kurt.

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from November 16, 2017

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