WFMU: FMA Listening Party with Cheyenne: Playlist from July 10, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: How do, Cheyenne and all!!
	3:01pm Cheyenne: G'day friend(s)!
	3:01pm Sem: Greets, Cheyenne, ljfw, Schubert folk, and all.
	3:02pm Cheyenne: Salutations, Sem!
	3:06pm geezerette: Sott Joplin probably loved Schubert!
	3:07pm geezerette: Greetings! :)
	3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello and Happy Cave Emergence Day!
	3:09pm Cheyenne: You may be onto something, geezerette! Thanks for saying hi!
	3:10pm Cheyenne: Some calming music for the cave children today, yes, KFHP!
	3:15pm Webhamster Henry: The Gardner Museum is great fun!
	3:17pm Cheyenne: I tried to reach out to get more music from them on FMA but they are doing a great job with their own recordings: www.gardnermuseum.org...
	3:18pm geezerette: Really hope those brave and lucky boys can go to the finals. I'm enjoying this music very much, Cheyenne.
	3:20pm geezerette: Great link!
	3:21pm Cheyenne: Yes - if you're looking for an abundance of lovely classical music, their podcast is a wonderful resource.
	3:23pm Dean: I could listen to Schubert all day long. Today, in particular, when we lament the loss of Oliver Knussen at 66.
	3:24pm northguineahills: Schubert for everyone for dessert!
	3:27pm geezerette: Loving Lipkin's performance.
	3:29pm still b/p: I saw one concert at ISG museum. Tin Pan Alley songs as I recall, delivered by vocalists from a more operatic tradition. And... well...
	3:31pm Dean: Never heard of Denk, yet he has quite a discography, including a recent Goldberg Variations that was well received. Must explore...
	3:34pm Cheyenne: It's one of many goals with this program to turn people on to new artists, so I hope you've found a new favorite, Dean!
	3:35pm Cheyenne: Also we have Kimiko Ishizaka's Open Goldberg Variations (and donated to the public domain) here: freemusicarchive.org...
	3:36pm Dean: I'm poring over reviews of his recordings in Fanfare magazine. Every one of them praises his contributions. He records everybody from Bach to Cowell to Ravel to Schoenberg. I know that Open GV, oh, yes.
	3:44pm doctorjazz: Hey, I feel very classy!
	3:45pm Cheyenne: As you should!
	3:45pm geezerette: This is absolutely gorgeous and crisp. :D
	3:46pm Cheyenne: Glad you're enjoying the show, geezerette!
	3:47pm doctorjazz: And folks in the office are thinking, "this beats the weird stuff usually coming out of his radio..."
	3:49pm geezerette: It would bee lovely to have a program dedicated to "classical" music. Cheyenne, I enjoy it every time I listen!
	3:50pm geezerette: ...be
	3:50pm Cheyenne: Haha. I would be hard pressed to do a weekly show from FMA with any consistent genre, but I do enjoy doing these classical shows! I'll be bringing more of them to the webwaves in the future. :)
	3:51pm northguineahills: Q: who debuted Harmonie en bleu et or: Debussy, la musique et les arts. A: Jean-Michel Nectoux
	3:51pm geezerette: Yay! :D
	3:52pm Dean: I could be wrong, but I believe that the host of many of the ISGM performances was Scott Nickrenz, whose wife Joanna was one of the greatest recording engineers of all time. She and her business partner, Marc Aubort, recorded dozens (hundreds?) of gorgeous classical recordings. If Aubort & Nickrenz worked on a record, I buy it. Alas, Joanna was a heavy smoker. She succumbed in 2002.
	3:54pm Dean: No. Scott Nickrenz was (is?) married to the amazing flautist Paula Robison. Must be some connection, though...
	3:57pm northguineahills: Viva la France!
	3:58pm Cheyenne: These tracks are all available here: freemusicarchive.org...
	3:58pm Cheyenne: Thanks for tuning in, friends & strangers! :)
	3:59pm listener james from westwood: A delightful hour! Thanks for the calming music.
	3:59pm Sem: Thanks, Cheyenne!
	4:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a nice, cool week with low humidity, Cheyenne. Nice to be here again today.

FMA Listening Party with Cheyenne: Playlist from July 10, 2018

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July 10, 2018: Volume 56: Classical Selections from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Johnnie Bismarck and the Fillings	Do The Jelly Donut	Audio Cookbook	Free Music Archive	CC0
Seymour Lipkin	Schubert: Piano Sonata in A minor, D. 845, Op. 42	Live at the Gardner Museum's Tapestry Room	Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum	CC BY-NC-ND	0:00:24 (Pop-up)
Jeremy Denk	Debussy: Preludes "Debussy: Preludes" by "Jeremy Denk"	Live at the Gardner Museum's Tapestry Room	Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum	CC BY-NC-ND	0:28:34 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Biss	Chopin: Polonaise-Fantasy in A-flat Major, Op. 61	Live at the Gardner Museum's Tapestry Room	Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum	CC BY-NC-ND	0:46:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Podington Bear	60's Quiz Show "60's Quiz Show" by "Podington Bear"	Bon Voyage	Sound Of Picture	CC BY-NC	0:59:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: How do, Cheyenne and all!!
	3:01pm Cheyenne: G'day friend(s)!
	3:01pm Sem: Greets, Cheyenne, ljfw, Schubert folk, and all.
	3:02pm Cheyenne: Salutations, Sem!
	3:06pm geezerette: Sott Joplin probably loved Schubert!
	3:07pm geezerette: Greetings! :)
	3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello and Happy Cave Emergence Day!
	3:09pm Cheyenne: You may be onto something, geezerette! Thanks for saying hi!
	3:10pm Cheyenne: Some calming music for the cave children today, yes, KFHP!
	3:15pm Webhamster Henry: The Gardner Museum is great fun!
	3:17pm Cheyenne: I tried to reach out to get more music from them on FMA but they are doing a great job with their own recordings: www.gardnermuseum.org...
	3:18pm geezerette: Really hope those brave and lucky boys can go to the finals. I'm enjoying this music very much, Cheyenne.
	3:20pm geezerette: Great link!
	3:21pm Cheyenne: Yes - if you're looking for an abundance of lovely classical music, their podcast is a wonderful resource.
	3:23pm Dean: I could listen to Schubert all day long. Today, in particular, when we lament the loss of Oliver Knussen at 66.
	3:24pm northguineahills: Schubert for everyone for dessert!
	3:27pm geezerette: Loving Lipkin's performance.
	3:29pm still b/p: I saw one concert at ISG museum. Tin Pan Alley songs as I recall, delivered by vocalists from a more operatic tradition. And... well...
	3:31pm Dean: Never heard of Denk, yet he has quite a discography, including a recent Goldberg Variations that was well received. Must explore...
	3:34pm Cheyenne: It's one of many goals with this program to turn people on to new artists, so I hope you've found a new favorite, Dean!
	3:35pm Cheyenne: Also we have Kimiko Ishizaka's Open Goldberg Variations (and donated to the public domain) here: freemusicarchive.org...
	3:36pm Dean: I'm poring over reviews of his recordings in Fanfare magazine. Every one of them praises his contributions. He records everybody from Bach to Cowell to Ravel to Schoenberg. I know that Open GV, oh, yes.
	3:44pm doctorjazz: Hey, I feel very classy!
	3:45pm Cheyenne: As you should!
	3:45pm geezerette: This is absolutely gorgeous and crisp. :D
	3:46pm Cheyenne: Glad you're enjoying the show, geezerette!
	3:47pm doctorjazz: And folks in the office are thinking, "this beats the weird stuff usually coming out of his radio..."
	3:49pm geezerette: It would bee lovely to have a program dedicated to "classical" music. Cheyenne, I enjoy it every time I listen!
	3:50pm geezerette: ...be
	3:50pm Cheyenne: Haha. I would be hard pressed to do a weekly show from FMA with any consistent genre, but I do enjoy doing these classical shows! I'll be bringing more of them to the webwaves in the future. :)
	3:51pm northguineahills: Q: who debuted Harmonie en bleu et or: Debussy, la musique et les arts. A: Jean-Michel Nectoux
	3:51pm geezerette: Yay! :D
	3:52pm Dean: I could be wrong, but I believe that the host of many of the ISGM performances was Scott Nickrenz, whose wife Joanna was one of the greatest recording engineers of all time. She and her business partner, Marc Aubort, recorded dozens (hundreds?) of gorgeous classical recordings. If Aubort & Nickrenz worked on a record, I buy it. Alas, Joanna was a heavy smoker. She succumbed in 2002.
	3:54pm Dean: No. Scott Nickrenz was (is?) married to the amazing flautist Paula Robison. Must be some connection, though...
	3:57pm northguineahills: Viva la France!
	3:58pm Cheyenne: These tracks are all available here: freemusicarchive.org...
	3:58pm Cheyenne: Thanks for tuning in, friends & strangers! :)
	3:59pm listener james from westwood: A delightful hour! Thanks for the calming music.
	3:59pm Sem: Thanks, Cheyenne!
	4:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a nice, cool week with low humidity, Cheyenne. Nice to be here again today.

FMA Listening Party with Cheyenne: Playlist from July 10, 2018

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