WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from April 24, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:06pm listener 126464: saw Tiny Lights awhile back
	9:09pm DC: Off to a beautiful start! That Tiny Lights vocal melody knocked my proverbial socks off!
	9:26pm Irene Trudel: Hi listener 126464 and DC! Just getting set up for our live set with Rasputina. Tiny Lights popped into my head because of Jane Scarpantoni's cello playing. Loved seeing them back in the Maxwell's days.
	9:26pm herb.nyc: Bonjour. I love that French chanson. Even a neurotic would groove to it. (I posted this on Dez's fill in last soir: Hi all, see April 7 The Economist, p68. It sez "neurotics rate all music as bad", paraphrased. But I say they'd dig the music now. )
	9:31pm listener 126464: I like that. The Maxwell's days.
	9:41pm Mister Dobalina: Sweet track.
	9:41pm herb.nyc: 1816 had no summer? Stupid climate change. Nice to hear Rasputina- I last saw them when they opened for BandSebastian at town hall.
	9:42pm Mister Dobalina: Nice blossom pic. Just tuning in.
	9:46pm herb.nyc: (Jane Scarpontoni pt'd out chris stamey's wife to me, last Thursday, at chris' book read/signing at McNally Jackson bks. She signed my copy.)
	9:58pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Just tuned in a half hour ago, hearing Rasputina play live is a lovely surprise!
	10:02pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: I was obsessed with their first album when it came out (my favorite song was "Dig Ophelia") but I haven't followed them since then.
	10:02pm Mister Dobalina: Phototropic
	10:05pm Bobby: Gasp! That was so great.
	10:23pm Mister Dobalina: Nice piece.
	10:27pm Carmichael: Heya Irene and people who listen to music.
	10:35pm katharsis: Hellos
	10:40pm Scott Steven Erickson: Tuned into this show thanks to Rasputina! The missing song from their playlist was "Momma was an Opium Smoker."
	10:42pm Scott Steven Erickson: And I think the last one is called "That's No Lie."
	10:43pm Andrew: Used to like Mr. Tree from NY R&R Ensemble.
	10:45pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Rasputina was great! Glad to hear them again.
	10:50pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for filling in the holes in my memory, Scott! During a live set, if I don't write it down immediately it's forgotten. Hi also to you, Cliff, Mister Dobalina, Carmichael, katharsis, and Andrew. Glad you liked the Rasputina set!
	11:18pm Andrew: Wikipedia has entries for the 3 Juliard students in NY R&R Ensemble. In particular the entry for Michael Kamen is quite long and includes the paragraph: Kamen became a highly sought-after arranger in the realms of pop and rock music. His contemporaries in this field included Academy Award winner Anne Dudley, Richard Niles, and Nick Ingman. His successes include his work with Pink Floyd, David Gilmour and Roger Waters[3] (he is one of the few people invited to work with both former Pink Floyd members, even after their acrimonious split), as well as Queen (orchestration on Who Wants To Live Forever), Eric Clapton (on Edge of Darkness), Roger Daltrey, Aerosmith (live orchestral version of Dream On for MTV), Tom Petty, Bon Jovi, David Bowie, Bryan Ferry, Eurythmics, Queensrÿche, Rush, Metallica (on the song "Nothing Else Matters" and their live album, S&M), Def Leppard, Herbie Hancock, Tim Curry, The Cranberries, Bryan Adams, Jim Croce, Coldplay, Sting, Guns N' Roses (on their performance of November Rain on the MTV Video Music Awards) and Kate Bush. For Bush, Kamen delivered an orchestral backing for "Moments of Pleasure" from The Red Shoes album, substantially building upon a simple piano theme Bush had composed. In this instance and many others, he conducted the orchestra personally for the recording. In 1984, two years after moving to London,[4] Kamen had similarly heightened the effect of a pop recording for the Eurythmics "Here Comes the Rain Again", that score relying as much on his compositional skills as his arranging talents.
	11:20pm Andrew: Sorry. Think I should have edited that overlong paragraph down.
	11:21pm katharsis: Of all the kb songs you could have picked
	11:21pm Irene Trudel: Wow, Andrew! I had no idea he had so many credits. Funny that I'm playing Kate Bush right now. Pure coincidence. I'm going to have to find Michael Kamen someday for an interview.
	11:22pm katharsis: This one most appropriate for me personally right now
	11:25pm Irene Trudel: So glad, katharsis. Just picked at random because it fit the set.
	11:29pm Andrew: Alas, Michael Kamen is no longer with us. I knew you would like the Kate Bush connection. I'm also impressed by the list of the people he worked with and this doesn't count his 11 ballets and a distinguished film and television career in another giant Wikipedia paragraph.
	11:30pm Irene Trudel: Oh, that's too bad! Thanks thought for bringing him to our attention.
	11:36pm WillCrete: Thanks much for the music tonight Irene. I've really been enjoying all the Entourage Music and Theatre Ensemble being played around this spring. Each time their work comes on I am moved by its texture, patience, and pacing, sensing as well much motion and movement. A creative project I am happy to be learning more about.
	11:41pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Will! Entourage is a favorite of mine. I've been hoping to bring their guitarist, Wall Matthews back on the show to talk about the reissues and play a bit.
	11:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for tonight's show, Irene. Have a good week.
	11:47pm northguineahills: Moved to FL, missed winter (it did get below freezing about 5 times).
	11:50pm Fox: Goodnight, all!
	11:51pm WillCrete: Hi Irene. Wow! That would be fascinating to hear more from Wall Matthews. I hope he does indeed get to make a visit to the show. He has such a sensitive touch on the instrument and a creative rhythmic sensibility. It would be of course wonderful to hear more about his practice, both past and current, as well as all the collaborative work Entourage did with dance, theater, and film over the years
	12:00am katharsis: Thank you.
	12:02am Irene Trudel: Thanks Ken and all! Next week we're having our annual celebration of Citizen Kafka--Sholcoth! Catch you all then.

Irene Trudel: Playlist from April 24, 2018

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April 24, 2018: Strings of spring, with Rasputina in studio.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Tiny Lights	Red Planet "Red Planet" by "Tiny Lights"	Hazel's Wreath	Gaia Records	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Julia Kent	Flag of No country "Flag of No country" by "Julia Kent"	Asperities		0:04:41 (Pop-up)
Colin Blunstone	Smokey Day "Smokey Day" by "Colin Blunstone"	One Year	Epic	0:09:27 (Pop-up)
Joan Baez	Song in the Blood "Song in the Blood" by "Joan Baez"	Baptism: A Journey Through Our Time	Vanguard	0:12:47 (Pop-up)
Gerard Manset	Elegie funebre "Elegie funebre" by "Gerard Manset"	La Mort d'Orion		0:17:03 (Pop-up)
Helena Espvall & Masaki Batoh	Death Letter	Helena Espvall & Masaki Batoh		0:21:05 (Pop-up)
Bob Brown	Seek the Sun "Seek the Sun" by "Bob Brown"	The Wall I Built Myself	Tompkins Square	0:26:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Helena Espvall and Ernesto Diaz-Infante	Against a Realization In Weathered Iron	A Hallowed Shell of Ash and Rust		0:31:53 (Pop-up)
Live performance and chat with Rasputina
With a fondness for all things Victorian, Rasputina has been making cello-heavy music for some 20+ years now. Melora Creager's singular vision drives Rasputina, which they describe as a "historically based women's cello rock band that includes men." In advance of a show a headlining at The Gramercy Theatre on Wednesday April 25th, Rasputina played live for WFMU.
Rasputina	1816, The Year Without a Summer			0:37:46 (Pop-up)
Rasputina	Signs of the Zodiac "Signs of the Zodiac" by "Rasputina"			0:44:36 (Pop-up)
Rasputina	Momma was an Opium Smoker			0:54:01 (Pop-up)
Rasputina	Indian Weed "Indian Weed" by "Rasputina"			1:01:09 (Pop-up)
Rasputina	That's No Lie "That's No Lie" by "Rasputina"			1:10:33 (Pop-up)
Rasputina	Yonder the Yinder "Yonder the Yinder" by "Rasputina"	None But the Lonely Heart	Filthy Bonnet Recording Co	1:15:20 (Pop-up)
Rasputina	God Knows I'm Good "God Knows I'm Good" by "Rasputina"	The Feel-Good Hits of 1817	Filthy Bonnet Recording Co	1:38:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Helena Espvall and Ernesto Diaz-Infante	Against a Realization In Weathered Iron			1:25:15 (Pop-up)
Gary Higgins	Expecting to Fly "Expecting to Fly" by "Gary Higgins"	Red Hash	Drag City	1:39:34 (Pop-up)
John Hsu, Louis Bagger & Judith Davidoff: Marin Marais	La Guitare	Pieces de Viole from Book Three, 1711	Musical Heritage Society	1:33:18 (Pop-up)
New York Rock & Roll Ensemble	Brandenberg	Faithful Friends	Atco	1:40:10 (Pop-up)
The Nickel Bag	The Night is Darkening Round Me	Doing Their Love Thing	Kama Sutra Records	1:45:17 (Pop-up)
David Garland	Another Rivet in the Machine of the Universe	Verdancy		1:48:36 (Pop-up)
Light Rain	La Baranca "La Baranca" by "Light Rain"	Dream Suite	Magi Productions	1:55:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Helena Espvall and Ernesto Diaz-Infante				2:01:33 (Pop-up)
Sandy Denny	John the Gun "John the Gun" by "Sandy Denny"			2:13:58 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	Mother Stands for Comfort	Hounds of Love	EMI	2:18:40 (Pop-up)
Linda Thompson	Go Home "Go Home" by "Linda Thompson"	Versatile Heart		2:21:43 (Pop-up)
Entourage Music and Theatre Ensemble	Nature Spirits	The Neptune Collection	Smithsonian Folkways	2:26:12 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Farewell to Erin	The Invisible Comes to Us	Smithsonian Folkways	2:32:35 (Pop-up)
Johanna Warren	Cleansed by Fire "Cleansed by Fire" by "Johanna Warren"	Gemini II	Spirit House	2:38:55 (Pop-up)
Wes Swing	Missing Winter "Missing Winter" by "Wes Swing"	And the Heart		2:43:55 (Pop-up)
Kelly Moran	Intermolecular Forces	Microcosms		2:47:18 (Pop-up)
Gina Leishman	The Lovers "The Lovers" by "Gina Leishman"	Geography		2:53:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Helena Espvall and Ernesto Diaz-Infante				2:58:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:06pm listener 126464: saw Tiny Lights awhile back
	9:09pm DC: Off to a beautiful start! That Tiny Lights vocal melody knocked my proverbial socks off!
	9:26pm Irene Trudel: Hi listener 126464 and DC! Just getting set up for our live set with Rasputina. Tiny Lights popped into my head because of Jane Scarpantoni's cello playing. Loved seeing them back in the Maxwell's days.
	9:26pm herb.nyc: Bonjour. I love that French chanson. Even a neurotic would groove to it. (I posted this on Dez's fill in last soir: Hi all, see April 7 The Economist, p68. It sez "neurotics rate all music as bad", paraphrased. But I say they'd dig the music now. )
	9:31pm listener 126464: I like that. The Maxwell's days.
	9:41pm Mister Dobalina: Sweet track.
	9:41pm herb.nyc: 1816 had no summer? Stupid climate change. Nice to hear Rasputina- I last saw them when they opened for BandSebastian at town hall.
	9:42pm Mister Dobalina: Nice blossom pic. Just tuning in.
	9:46pm herb.nyc: (Jane Scarpontoni pt'd out chris stamey's wife to me, last Thursday, at chris' book read/signing at McNally Jackson bks. She signed my copy.)
	9:58pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Just tuned in a half hour ago, hearing Rasputina play live is a lovely surprise!
	10:02pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: I was obsessed with their first album when it came out (my favorite song was "Dig Ophelia") but I haven't followed them since then.
	10:02pm Mister Dobalina: Phototropic
	10:05pm Bobby: Gasp! That was so great.
	10:23pm Mister Dobalina: Nice piece.
	10:27pm Carmichael: Heya Irene and people who listen to music.
	10:35pm katharsis: Hellos
	10:40pm Scott Steven Erickson: Tuned into this show thanks to Rasputina! The missing song from their playlist was "Momma was an Opium Smoker."
	10:42pm Scott Steven Erickson: And I think the last one is called "That's No Lie."
	10:43pm Andrew: Used to like Mr. Tree from NY R&R Ensemble.
	10:45pm Cliff back in the U.S.S.A.: Rasputina was great! Glad to hear them again.
	10:50pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for filling in the holes in my memory, Scott! During a live set, if I don't write it down immediately it's forgotten. Hi also to you, Cliff, Mister Dobalina, Carmichael, katharsis, and Andrew. Glad you liked the Rasputina set!
	11:18pm Andrew: Wikipedia has entries for the 3 Juliard students in NY R&R Ensemble. In particular the entry for Michael Kamen is quite long and includes the paragraph: Kamen became a highly sought-after arranger in the realms of pop and rock music. His contemporaries in this field included Academy Award winner Anne Dudley, Richard Niles, and Nick Ingman. His successes include his work with Pink Floyd, David Gilmour and Roger Waters[3] (he is one of the few people invited to work with both former Pink Floyd members, even after their acrimonious split), as well as Queen (orchestration on Who Wants To Live Forever), Eric Clapton (on Edge of Darkness), Roger Daltrey, Aerosmith (live orchestral version of Dream On for MTV), Tom Petty, Bon Jovi, David Bowie, Bryan Ferry, Eurythmics, Queensrÿche, Rush, Metallica (on the song "Nothing Else Matters" and their live album, S&M), Def Leppard, Herbie Hancock, Tim Curry, The Cranberries, Bryan Adams, Jim Croce, Coldplay, Sting, Guns N' Roses (on their performance of November Rain on the MTV Video Music Awards) and Kate Bush. For Bush, Kamen delivered an orchestral backing for "Moments of Pleasure" from The Red Shoes album, substantially building upon a simple piano theme Bush had composed. In this instance and many others, he conducted the orchestra personally for the recording. In 1984, two years after moving to London,[4] Kamen had similarly heightened the effect of a pop recording for the Eurythmics "Here Comes the Rain Again", that score relying as much on his compositional skills as his arranging talents.
	11:20pm Andrew: Sorry. Think I should have edited that overlong paragraph down.
	11:21pm katharsis: Of all the kb songs you could have picked
	11:21pm Irene Trudel: Wow, Andrew! I had no idea he had so many credits. Funny that I'm playing Kate Bush right now. Pure coincidence. I'm going to have to find Michael Kamen someday for an interview.
	11:22pm katharsis: This one most appropriate for me personally right now
	11:25pm Irene Trudel: So glad, katharsis. Just picked at random because it fit the set.
	11:29pm Andrew: Alas, Michael Kamen is no longer with us. I knew you would like the Kate Bush connection. I'm also impressed by the list of the people he worked with and this doesn't count his 11 ballets and a distinguished film and television career in another giant Wikipedia paragraph.
	11:30pm Irene Trudel: Oh, that's too bad! Thanks thought for bringing him to our attention.
	11:36pm WillCrete: Thanks much for the music tonight Irene. I've really been enjoying all the Entourage Music and Theatre Ensemble being played around this spring. Each time their work comes on I am moved by its texture, patience, and pacing, sensing as well much motion and movement. A creative project I am happy to be learning more about.
	11:41pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Will! Entourage is a favorite of mine. I've been hoping to bring their guitarist, Wall Matthews back on the show to talk about the reissues and play a bit.
	11:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for tonight's show, Irene. Have a good week.
	11:47pm northguineahills: Moved to FL, missed winter (it did get below freezing about 5 times).
	11:50pm Fox: Goodnight, all!
	11:51pm WillCrete: Hi Irene. Wow! That would be fascinating to hear more from Wall Matthews. I hope he does indeed get to make a visit to the show. He has such a sensitive touch on the instrument and a creative rhythmic sensibility. It would be of course wonderful to hear more about his practice, both past and current, as well as all the collaborative work Entourage did with dance, theater, and film over the years
	12:00am katharsis: Thank you.
	12:02am Irene Trudel: Thanks Ken and all! Next week we're having our annual celebration of Citizen Kafka--Sholcoth! Catch you all then.

Irene Trudel: Playlist from April 24, 2018

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