WFMU: Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from September 15, 2019

Listener comments!
	🌜 6:09am Nulsh: Goooooood mornin'!!!
	6:09am David in London: Morning Carol and all Moonfaces out there this fine morning.
	🌜 6:10am Nulsh: Woah! I wuz first! Mornin' David!
	6:11am CarolCrow: Gooood morning', Nulsh!
	6:11am CarolCrow: Morning, David in London!
	6:14am Manana: This is an early adrenaline rush. Guess the coffee can wait... Morning, Carol.
	6:15am David in London: Hey Nulsh. How’s tricks?
	6:17am fred: Good morning Carol and all
	6:18am CarolCrow: Morning, Manana! Yes. Weird week.
	🌜 6:18am Nulsh: I am grand David thanks. Et vous?
	6:18am CarolCrow: Good morning, fred!
	🌜 6:19am Ken From Hyde Park: Classes at the Mooniversity are now in session!
	6:20am crateslinger: this is good prep for my sunday sunrise at the bushwick laundromat/homeless shelter
	6:21am David in London: Yeah, good thanks man. Revelling in the Indian Summer which seems to have set in now.
	6:22am CarolCrow: @Ken@6:19: HaHa! A good morning to you!
	6:23am Manana: ‘Welcome to Story Time with Hieronymus Bosch!’
	6:23am CarolCrow: Good morning, crateslinger! Ha!
	6:24am Dave Conehead: Checking in Yay Carol
	6:27am CarolCrow: @Manana@6:23: :) :)
	6:27am CarolCrow: Hey there, Dave Conehead!
	6:28am duke: Hello Carol and Moonlighters
	6:30am Manana: Bosch is my boy. Sorely regret not buying a pair of boots decorated with scenes from Garden of Earthly Delights few years ago.
	6:32am CarolCrow: Hello duke!
	6:33am David in London: Carol, you clearly like playing tracks with pig noises on...
	6:35am CarolCrow: @David@6:33: Yes. I am taking pills and seeing a therapist. Is there any hope for me?
	6:35am TDK60: Morning.
	6:35am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello Carol! Hello Sonata-teers!
	🌜 6:36am Nulsh: TDK60!
	🌜 6:36am Nulsh: BOOOOODAAAAH!
	6:37am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello Nulsh!!!
	6:37am CarolCrow: Morning, TDK60!
	6:37am CarolCrow: Hello Buddha!
	🌜 6:37am Nulsh: Where are ya' spamoni?! Hope yer' well amigo.
	6:38am David in London: I think it’s just a slight case of swine fever Carol. Nothing to be alarmed about.
	6:40am ignatatus666: Carol It doesn’t make you a bad person. That’s for damn sure. Headed home I’ll check I from 2 Mountain ms away PS Anyone near the Hudson watch that moon setting Gorgeous as the sun comes up behind you I need a drone for cool pics. iPhones are terrible for night and distance pics.
	6:40am Manana: I find this show therapeutic. Not to make light of anything.
	6:43am CarolCrow: @David@6:38: Haha. Okay then!
	6:44am CarolCrow: @ignatatus@6:40: Thank you! Safe drive! And yes, the moon was something last night:)
	6:48am fred: I think spamoni said yesterday he was planning to visit his brother
	6:50am CarolCrow: thank you, fred!
	🌜 6:53am Nulsh: Ah that's right fred! Thanks!
	6:55am Manana: Liminality really has been having a moment. Appealing idea.
	6:56am John from NP: Good morning Carol and fellow Loonie Moonies
	6:58am ignatatus666: Home is where your dog is Home safe Good Morning all.
	6:59am CarolCrow: Good morning, John from NP!
	6:59am dale: good morning. sorry i missed the oscar mayer philharmonic
	7:00am Stanley: Good mornington Carol and everyone.
	7:04am Buddha of Suburbia: Wish i didn't take that shower..as I missed so much! Would have loved to hear Langston Hughes! Hi Dalegroggio!
	7:09am Manana: Sweden: Bergman, lingonberries, ice skating for miles. Good stuff.
	7:09am dale: hello quaaluda of superbia. i say that because you're a rush, then you're relaxing...
	7:11am dale: this is a nice way to wake up. can you come to my house and deejay every morning carol? we have maxwell house coffee and muffins...
	7:12am Buddha of Suburbia: Dalcardo, well played. Such lovely. dramatic music..i feel like leaving my significant other while running in the rain wearing a cloaked cape.
	7:13am dale: now i want to hear some renaissance after this. mother russia will do...
	7:15am CarolCrow: @dale@6:59: Ha! Good morning!
	7:15am CarolCrow: Good morning, Stanley!
	7:15am TDK60: Morning. Oh, I said that already.
	7:16am Sem: Less than five feet tall and with small hands for a pianist, in her younger years she was nonetheless able to tackle all the big concertos (all five by Beethoven, Liszt's No. 1, Brahms's No. 2, Rachmaninoff's Nos. 2 and 3, both of Ravel's, Prokofiev's No. 3, those of Bliss and Khachaturian, and many more), as well as the wide spans demanded by the music of Granados, Albéniz and de Falla. She had a "long fifth finger" and a "wide stretch between thumb and index finger" which helped make her more technically gifted. Alicia de Larrocha, via wikithingy. Good morning, Ms. Crow, Moonlit ones everywhere.
	7:21am CarolCrow: @dale@7:11: haha:) Can I hang out with the kitty, too?
	🌜 7:21am Brian in UK: Greetings Carol and Sunday snoozers. Bosco rules the triptych world.
	7:22am CarolCrow: @Sem@7:16: Hey, thank you for posting that info! Good morning to you!
	🌜 7:23am Brian in UK: Good to see that A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade is back with us.
	7:23am CarolCrow: Greetings, Brian! :)
	7:23am John from Florham park: Good morning fellow moonlight sonata listeners
	7:23am CarolCrow: Good morning, John from Florham Park!
	7:24am Buddha of Suburbia: What lovely music this morning, Carol. It's delightful.
	7:24am Manana: Turns out Justin Christoff is not an uncommon name. If curious about the musician, save a moment and go straight to Bandcamp. Yr welcome.
	7:25am John from Florham park: @carol not only do the DJs know their music but the people on this chat board are pretty knowledgeable too
	7:25am Stanley: Howdy-do Sem and Brian. How are ya? Me too, very happy to see Bethany back on the schedules.
	🌜 7:25am Brian in UK: @Sem how's things? Need to get the old rotavator out soon and load up with some manure, better check out the local stables.
	7:25am CarolCrow: @Buddha@7:24: So glad you are liking:)
	7:26am CarolCrow: @John@7:25: Agreed!
	7:26am Buddha of Suburbia: I think classical guitar pieces always work best with a little sadness.
	7:26am John from Florham park: Hello Buddha nulsh dale John from np
	🌜 7:26am Brian in UK: Stanley, just having a quiet day what with the MotoGP and cricket.
	🌜 7:27am Brian in UK: Stanley, I tried to fire up the old Howard 350, after several gos and expletives it started.
	7:28am Sem: Hello, Brian, Stanley. Winding up the last 4 Markets of the year, harvesting potatoes and tomatoes at a brisk pace, and planning a few trips. All well where you are?
	7:29am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi JFP! Anyone seen Spamoni?
	7:30am John from Florham park: @buddha spamoni was my n yesterday
	🌜 7:30am Brian in UK: Sem, the toms are still green trying to ripen them up off the plants. More courgettes than you need. Courgette (zuccini), Feta and Mint soup anyone.
	7:31am Aaron Working In Newark: CarolCrow, I love when you try to talk all serious and end up laughing, it warms my heart <3
	7:33am dale: carol - peanut passed long ago. but fraidy and squeakers are a blast. they love company.
	7:34am John from Florham park: @Boods meant spamoni was on yesterday
	7:34am Buddha of Suburbia: I think this musician has been inspired by Ber Ber Andalusian middle eastern music
	7:34am Stanley: Brian, sounds like the old beast doesn't like to be woken up. I heard that green tomatoes make good chutney?
	7:37am Buddha of Suburbia: Thanks JfP. Hope he's ok.
	7:38am Stanley: Sem, it's all fine at The Grove but Mrs Stanley is in her beginning of term hell realm. I'm sitting here putting a few gigs in the diary. Deciding on the Delines, Phil Manzanera, Moon Duo and/or Sunn o)))
	7:39am John from Florham park: @me too Buddha
	7:40am Sem: Lovely, Stanley. Big city Scotland gets its share of compelling music, I see. I do not envy Mrs. Stanley's situation in the slightest.
	🌜 7:40am Brian in UK: Stanley, true but there is only so much you can eat. Are the Delines coming your way? Out in the sticks it is hopeless. I love Amy's voice and Willy's sensibilities. Great selfless band.
	7:41am Jeffrey Davison: Listening at work. I didn't know about this Sufjan Stevens soundtrack!
	7:41am Manana: And now, my interpretive dance titled “Summer Accident Gridlock.”
	7:41am CarolCrow: @Aaron@7:31: You're funny! Thanks for being here!
	7:42am tonyb: Carol! When I hit the doldrums I usually pull out FJ Haydn’s 104th or WA Mozart’s 41st. Requiem & Gould’s Variations are also in my tool box for other mood modifications. Best regards, tonyb.
	7:42am fred: @Stanley: No Malawi Mouse Boys tour stop nearby?
	7:43am CarolCrow: @dale@7:33: I am sorry to hear about peanut. I am glad about your 2 kitties:) :)
	7:44am Stanley: Brian - Salford, is that within striking distance?
	7:45am dale: the jerk!
	7:46am adrian elaine in mpls: good morning everyone!
	7:47am dale: thanks carol. she was a runt and always had medical issues but she made it to 15 and outlived her brothers and sisters. became vegan because of her too. when you spend so much time trying to keep one animal alive you begin to wonder why you eat others without a thought....
	7:47am ignatatus666: Hahaha The jerk
	🌜 7:48am Brian in UK: Stanley, only two hours. You would have thought that Birmingham would have a show.
	7:49am Stanley: fred - their name is from a rodent kebab sold at the side of the road in Africa.
	🌜 7:49am Nulsh: JohnfFP! Mornin' squire! Apologies, I had to drop out there for a bit.
	7:50am dale: '....all i need is this ashtray....this chair...."
	7:50am ignatatus666: Don’t ever never trust Whitey!
	7:51am TDK60: Nulsh, how's Glasgow?
	7:52am Dave Conehead: This works so good!
	7:52am spamoni: Good morning Carol and fellow Moonberries. I guess being late is better than not showing up !
	7:52am Manana: Another classic movie to add to the catchup list...
	7:53am TDK60: ..very fashionable Spamoni.
	🌜 7:56am Nulsh: All good in Glesga' TDK60! Cheers. How did it go yesterday?
	7:56am Sem: Hey, spamoni!
	🌜 7:56am Nulsh: spamoni!!!
	7:59am fred: @spamoni: glad to "see" you. I thought you were having beers with your brother
	8:00am TDK60: Nulsh, oh, very well. The songs I chose were appreciated.
	8:01am spamoni: I just read the board, thank you all for your thoughts !! I did visit my brother yesterday and it was nice seeing family although i consider all of you my extended family !!!
	8:01am CarolCrow: @Jeffrey D@7:41: Yes! And it's about a NYS highway! Haha! :) :)
	8:02am CarolCrow: Hey tonyb! Yes, mood is very important! :)
	8:02am adrian elaine in mpls: @spamoni - my dad likes to say ‘You’re never late as long as you arrive.’ so yr right on time!
	8:03am CarolCrow: Good morning, adrian elaine in mpls!
	8:05am CarolCrow: Good morning, spamoni! Glad to have you here anytime:) :)
	8:05am spamoni: @adrian elaine in mpls and in my case " arive alive" LOL
	8:08am spamoni: @fred i did have a few beers and a nice greasy cheeseburger ,that kind of was a mistake !
	8:09am spamoni: Nulsh ,how's everything amigo ?
	8:09am Stanley: Hi Nulsh I don't know what your bag is, but if you're up for any of these in Glasgow: Phil Manzanera (16/10) Sunn o))) (25/10) Moon Duo (31/10) Give me a shout
	8:10am LiXiviated Life: Good morning all
	8:11am fred: @spamoni: Making mistakes and being alive are pretty much the same thing
	8:12am spamoni: @fred amen to that !
	8:12am Sem: How wise of you to say, fred. My experience precisely.
	8:15am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello folks, I am baaack! Why LOOK WHO'S HERE!!! SPAMONI!!! Good to see you, buddy!
	8:16am TDK60: Fred - I made a mistake once and decided to never let that happen again. Hee.
	🌜 8:17am Nulsh: I am great spamoni! Thank ya'! fred reminded me you were off to yer' boro's. Beer and burgers sounds like a good shout!
	🌜 8:19am Nulsh: Hey Stanley! Thanks for the heads up there. I'll check them out. I was due to see Stephen Malkmus on Friday but mate made an arse of getting tickets!
	🌜 8:19am Nulsh: TDK60, such an amazing thing to do. Can I ask what songs you selected?
	8:20am CarolCrow: Good morning, LiXiviated Life!
	8:25am TDK60: Nulsh, why not? They are: Dylan's Drifter's Escape, Buffy Sainte Marie's Cripple Creek, Fairport Convention's Meet On The Ledge, Donovan's The Summer Day Reflection Song. There were 6 visitors and patient, so a mini concert I guess. They liked it a lot!
	8:33am spamoni: Hellooooo Buddha of Suburbia !!!
	🌜 8:34am Nulsh: TDK60! I doff my cap amigo! Kudos!
	8:38am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello Spamoni! Good to see you! Have a great day everyone! Bye Carol! Great SHOW!!!!
	🌜 8:42am Nulsh: Bye Buddha! Have a top day!
	8:44am Jewelia: Carol. I am loving your selections today :-)
	8:47am Buddha of Suburbia: Bye Nulsh!!!!
	8:50am Aaron Working In Newark: Thank you for another amazing Sunday CarolCrow! <3
	8:50am TDK60: Yes Carol, fab sound choices.
	8:52am fred: @Carol: Do you know Kuniko Kato? She's a marimba player / percusionist
	8:52am CarolCrow: @Jewella@8:44: So glad! Thanks for tuning in!
	8:53am CarolCrow: @fred@8:52: No, but I will definitely check out! THANKS!
	8:54am Sem: Thank you, Ms.Crow, for this morning's musical adventures. See you and all again next time, provided hurricane season does not intervene once again, as it did last Sunday.
	8:54am dale: never noticed the heavy drums on this. good toe tapping.
	8:55am Stanley: Gotta fly, fly away. Well, only as far as the mountain of washing up in the kitchen. Thanks Carol and bye all it's been fun.
	8:56am CarolCrow: Thank you all for listening today! Enjoy your Sunday:)
	8:56am Sylvia (France-NYC): What a great song to end your set with... Thank you, Carol
	🌜 8:57am Nulsh: Bye Carol! Bye folks!
	🌜 8:57am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol. Have a waning gibbous week.
	8:58am agav: peace er' one...
	9:00am BVP: the was why i listen to y'all. thank you.
	9:03am CarolCrow: Many thanks to everyone listening today and on the archive! Hope you have a great week:) :)
	6:57pm Pablexa™: Sorry I missed ya Carol! A bunch of us were out entertaining a guy from ATL - Great night, but I missed ya!
	11:55pm Cornell Kinderknecht: Thanks for playing my tune Freeflying, Carol. Sorry I missed the live show!
	10:33am Avrilinmay: YAS Carol yas! that classical music for the intro! best way to start the sunday (and serious moonlight sonatas )! And best way to start a sunday is Serious Moonlight Sonatas (listening to the archive, but still, I feel like my morning hasn't started until that opening)
	4:27pm jkeigh: Sorry to hear that you had a bit of a week. This was my catch up listen (pt 2) on Friday. I've really been enjoying all of the classical music and ambient music that you've been playing lately. Thank you again! On to part 3 (last week's show) in a little bit.

Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from September 15, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Wiener Philharmoniker	Introitus "Introitus" by "Wiener Philharmoniker"	Requiem (by W.A. Mozart)	Deutsche Grammophon	1987	In the summer of 1791, Mozart accepted a commission to write a Requiem Mass for the wife of Count Franz Walsegg-Stuppach, an Austrian landowner, who had died in February. Being that the Count was an amateur composer with a penchant for using other men's music under his own name. Mozart had only fully completed the score for Introitus & Kyrie before his death, with the rest being fragments or uncompleted. Mozart's wife, Constanze, entrusted the remainder of the work to Mozart's pupil, Franz Xavier Sussmayr		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Wiener Philharmoniker	Kyrie "Kyrie" by "Wiener Philharmoniker"	Requiem (by W.A. Mozart)	Deutsche Grammophon	1987	conducted by Herbert von Karajan		0:06:46 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Opening "Opening" by "Scott Walker"	The Childhood Of A Leader (Original Sountrack)	4AD	2016	AKA Noel Engel		0:07:51 (Pop-up)
Mamiffer / Circle	Kaksonen 1 "Kaksonen 1" by "Mamiffer / Circle"	Enharmonic Intervals (For Paschen Organ)	Sige	2013	Mamiffer: duo Faith Coloccia & Aaron Turner / Circle: Finnish duo: Jussi Lehtisalo & Mika Ratto		0:12:41 (Pop-up)
Akira Yamamichi	Topography I to V	Chiky(u)u (V/A)	Ash International	1997	Japanese artist		0:20:02 (Pop-up)
Damian Catera	deComposition USA "deComposition USA" by "Damian Catera"	Radio Action III (V/A)	Free103Point9	2008	Catera is an interdisciplinary sound and media artist, and an electro-acoustic composer and improviser. He has performed solo improvised “decompositions” using computer-manipulated live radios as instrumentation in such venues as the New Museum of Contemporary Art and The Kitchen in New York City, the ZKM institute in Germany, and the Institute for Contemporary Art in Prague.		0:23:55 (Pop-up)
Folke Rabe	Swinee River "Swinee River" by "Folke Rabe"	Whispers From The Forests, Screams From The Mountains: New Suggestions For the Swedish Flora & Fauna (V/A)	The Wire	2007	Swedish composer		0:27:52 (Pop-up)
DJ Pure	Dekon 3 "Dekon 3" by "DJ Pure"	Chill Out (V/A)	Sabotage	1998	AKA Vienna-based Peter Votava		0:29:45 (Pop-up)
Piipstjilling	Unkrud "Unkrud" by "Piipstjilling"	Wurdskrieme	Experimedia	2010	2nd full-length album from Netherlands quartet Mariska Baars, Jan Kleefstra, Romke Kleefstra, & Rutger Zuydervelt		0:33:08 (Pop-up)
Jordan Christoff	Iron Goddess / Life Is Fine (by Langston Hughes) / Annabel Lee (by Edgar Allan Poe)	Liminal	Past Inside the Present	2019	synthesizer programming & field recordings by Christoff with additional field recordings by Emily Thiessen		0:38:58 (Pop-up)

Alexa Raine-Wright	Flute Sonata In E Minor, Op. 3, No. 3: I. Allegro	Platti: Flute Sonatas, Op. 3	Leaf	2019	Alexa Raine-Wright (baroque flute), Rona Nadler (harpsichord), Camille Paquette-Roy (cello) & Sylvain Bergeron (lute) / Italian composer Giovanni Platti was born in late 1600s in Padua & was an oboist & composer	*	1:07:54 (Pop-up)
Alicia de Larrocha	Suite Española, Op. 47 - Asturias (Leyenda)	Albeniz: Iberia; Navarra; Suite Española	Decca	1988	Isaac Albéniz was a Spanish virtuoso pianist, composer, & conductor. He is best known for his piano works based on Spanish folk music idioms. His "Suite Española, Op. 47," is a suite for solo piano. It is mainly composed of works written in 1886 which were grouped together in 1887, in honour of the Queen of Spain. These pieces depict different regions (in this case, Asturias) and musical styles of the dance of the region in Spain (Leyenda). / Alicia de Larrocha was born in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain & began studying piano at the age of 3. Both her parents were pianists and she was also the niece of pianists.She gave her 1st public performance at the age of 5 at the International Exposition in Barcelona. She performed her 1st concert at the age of 6 at the World's Fair in Seville in 1929, and had her orchestral debut at the age of 11.		1:10:04 (Pop-up)
Matthew Barley	The Song Of Separation And Waiting (by Pandit Sultan Kahn)	The Protecting Veil	Signum Classics	2019	with tabla player Sukhvinder Singh / cellist Barley was born in London and trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London & the Moscow Conservatoire.	*	1:15:43 (Pop-up)
Laurie Anderson, Tenzin Choegyal, Jesse Paris Smith	Jigten	Songs From The Bardo	Smithsonian Folkways Recordings	2019	album was created to be a sonic journey through "The Tibetan Book Of The Dead"	*	1:26:52 (Pop-up)
Ali Farke Toure & Toumani Diabate	Kadi Kadi	In The Heart Of The Moon	World Circuit	2005	1st collaboration between Malian guitarist Toure & kora player Diabate		1:32:31 (Pop-up)
Sufjan Stevens	Movement III (Linear Tableau With Intersecting Surprise)	The BQE (The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	Asthmatic Kitty	2009	"The BQE" is a suite inspired by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway & the Hula-Hoop. It was commissioned by the Brooklyn Academy of Music and was originally performed in the "Howard Gilman Opera House" in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the "Next Wave Festival" in October of 2007.		1:35:52 (Pop-up)
Cold Warrior / Mabel King, Steve Martin, Helena Carroll & Richard Ward	Yellow Square / You Mean I'm Gonna Stay This Color?	Yellow Square / The Jerk	Alphazone	1996	AKA Richard H. Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire		1:39:55 (Pop-up)
Arp / Richard Ward, Steve Martin, Mabel King, et al.	Nzuku / The Lord Loves A Working Man, Don't Never Trust Whitey, See A Doctor & Get Rid Of It	Zebra / The Jerk	Mexican Summer	2018	AKA Brooklyn-based Alexis Georgopoulus, who took his moniker from the legendary synthesizer		1:47:03 (Pop-up)
Lou Turner	A Flickering Protagonist	My Body, 'Tis Of Thee (V/A)	Centripetal Force	2019	Turner is based in Nashville / Organized in response to states (Alabama, Ohio, Missouri, among others) passing restrictive and unconstitutional abortion legislation - and driven by the need for an immediate response with tangible results - Centripetal Force reached out in hope of finding allies to partake in this important project. The result is a collection of ten artists and bands, all of which are led by women or feature women in prominent roles within the band's lineup. All profits from this endeavor will be donated to NARAL Pro-Choice America & their fight to keep abortion safe and legal for all women.	*	1:54:13 (Pop-up)
James Plotkin	Plunge "Plunge" by "James Plotkin"	A Strange, Perplexing	Discreet	1996	debut solo album / born in NJ / from groups: Atomsmasher, Flux, Hygiene, Jodis, Khanate, Khlyst, Lotus Eaters, Namanax, O.L.D. (old Lady Drivers), Phantomsmasher, Regurgitation, Solarus, Trifid Project, & Ubik		1:56:08 (Pop-up)

Danny Paul Grody / Julie Christie / Samuel West / Chris Watson	Sunrise, Looking East / World Wheel XXVII (by Frithjof Schuon) / The Lesser Celandine (by William Wordsworth) / The Bee Symphony	no album / The Protecting Veil / Poems Of Natural Beauty / Cross-Pollination	Longform Editions	2019	from the artist: Grody is a founding member of both San Francisco based bands Tarentel & The Drift. He is a self taught guitarist, and the melodies at the core of Danny’s songwriting bring to mind his love of West African kora, Takoma style fingerpicking and all things minimal, repetitive & hypnotic.	*	2:18:41 (Pop-up)
Peter Broderick	Conspiraling "Conspiraling" by "Peter Broderick"	Partners	Erased Tapes	2016	Oregon-based artist from groups: Allred & Broderick, Flash Hawk Parlor Ensemble, Greg Gives Peter Space, Horse Feathers, Loch Lomond, Norfolk & Western, & Oliveray		2:35:21 (Pop-up)
Cornell Kinderknecht	Freeflying "Freeflying" by "Cornell Kinderknecht"	Into Stillness	Little Greyhound Music	2019	Dallas-based artist	*	2:39:38 (Pop-up)
Masayoshi Fujita	Old Automation "Old Automation" by "Masayoshi Fujita"	Book of Life	Erased Tapes	2018	Berlin-based vibraphonist		2:43:35 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Someone Saved My Life Tonight	Captain Fantastic & the Brown Dirt Cowboy	MCA	1975	The song "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" concludes Side 1 of the album's narrative, chronicling the early history of John and lyricist, Bernie Taupin, and their struggles to find their place within the music industry. Taupin's lyric refers to a time in 1968, before John was popular as a musician, when John was engaged to be married to girlfriend Linda Woodrow. John and Woodrow were sharing a flat with Taupin in Furlong Road in Highbury, London, hence the opening line "When I think of those East End lights." John did not love his girlfriend, and felt trapped by the relationship. Feeling desperate, John contemplated suicide, and even made a half-hearted attempt at asphyxiating himself with a gas oven in his home. He took refuge in his friends, especially Long John Baldry, who convinced John to abandon his plans to marry in order to salvage and maintain his musical career. His parents arrived the next day, in a van, to take him home. As a sign of respect and gratitude to Baldry, Taupin wrote him into the song as the "someone" in the title, and also as "Sugar Bear."		2:50:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🌜 6:09am Nulsh: Goooooood mornin'!!!
	6:09am David in London: Morning Carol and all Moonfaces out there this fine morning.
	🌜 6:10am Nulsh: Woah! I wuz first! Mornin' David!
	6:11am CarolCrow: Gooood morning', Nulsh!
	6:11am CarolCrow: Morning, David in London!
	6:14am Manana: This is an early adrenaline rush. Guess the coffee can wait... Morning, Carol.
	6:15am David in London: Hey Nulsh. How’s tricks?
	6:17am fred: Good morning Carol and all
	6:18am CarolCrow: Morning, Manana! Yes. Weird week.
	🌜 6:18am Nulsh: I am grand David thanks. Et vous?
	6:18am CarolCrow: Good morning, fred!
	🌜 6:19am Ken From Hyde Park: Classes at the Mooniversity are now in session!
	6:20am crateslinger: this is good prep for my sunday sunrise at the bushwick laundromat/homeless shelter
	6:21am David in London: Yeah, good thanks man. Revelling in the Indian Summer which seems to have set in now.
	6:22am CarolCrow: @Ken@6:19: HaHa! A good morning to you!
	6:23am Manana: ‘Welcome to Story Time with Hieronymus Bosch!’
	6:23am CarolCrow: Good morning, crateslinger! Ha!
	6:24am Dave Conehead: Checking in Yay Carol
	6:27am CarolCrow: @Manana@6:23: :) :)
	6:27am CarolCrow: Hey there, Dave Conehead!
	6:28am duke: Hello Carol and Moonlighters
	6:30am Manana: Bosch is my boy. Sorely regret not buying a pair of boots decorated with scenes from Garden of Earthly Delights few years ago.
	6:32am CarolCrow: Hello duke!
	6:33am David in London: Carol, you clearly like playing tracks with pig noises on...
	6:35am CarolCrow: @David@6:33: Yes. I am taking pills and seeing a therapist. Is there any hope for me?
	6:35am TDK60: Morning.
	6:35am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello Carol! Hello Sonata-teers!
	🌜 6:36am Nulsh: TDK60!
	🌜 6:36am Nulsh: BOOOOODAAAAH!
	6:37am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello Nulsh!!!
	6:37am CarolCrow: Morning, TDK60!
	6:37am CarolCrow: Hello Buddha!
	🌜 6:37am Nulsh: Where are ya' spamoni?! Hope yer' well amigo.
	6:38am David in London: I think it’s just a slight case of swine fever Carol. Nothing to be alarmed about.
	6:40am ignatatus666: Carol It doesn’t make you a bad person. That’s for damn sure. Headed home I’ll check I from 2 Mountain ms away PS Anyone near the Hudson watch that moon setting Gorgeous as the sun comes up behind you I need a drone for cool pics. iPhones are terrible for night and distance pics.
	6:40am Manana: I find this show therapeutic. Not to make light of anything.
	6:43am CarolCrow: @David@6:38: Haha. Okay then!
	6:44am CarolCrow: @ignatatus@6:40: Thank you! Safe drive! And yes, the moon was something last night:)
	6:48am fred: I think spamoni said yesterday he was planning to visit his brother
	6:50am CarolCrow: thank you, fred!
	🌜 6:53am Nulsh: Ah that's right fred! Thanks!
	6:55am Manana: Liminality really has been having a moment. Appealing idea.
	6:56am John from NP: Good morning Carol and fellow Loonie Moonies
	6:58am ignatatus666: Home is where your dog is Home safe Good Morning all.
	6:59am CarolCrow: Good morning, John from NP!
	6:59am dale: good morning. sorry i missed the oscar mayer philharmonic
	7:00am Stanley: Good mornington Carol and everyone.
	7:04am Buddha of Suburbia: Wish i didn't take that shower..as I missed so much! Would have loved to hear Langston Hughes! Hi Dalegroggio!
	7:09am Manana: Sweden: Bergman, lingonberries, ice skating for miles. Good stuff.
	7:09am dale: hello quaaluda of superbia. i say that because you're a rush, then you're relaxing...
	7:11am dale: this is a nice way to wake up. can you come to my house and deejay every morning carol? we have maxwell house coffee and muffins...
	7:12am Buddha of Suburbia: Dalcardo, well played. Such lovely. dramatic music..i feel like leaving my significant other while running in the rain wearing a cloaked cape.
	7:13am dale: now i want to hear some renaissance after this. mother russia will do...
	7:15am CarolCrow: @dale@6:59: Ha! Good morning!
	7:15am CarolCrow: Good morning, Stanley!
	7:15am TDK60: Morning. Oh, I said that already.
	7:16am Sem: Less than five feet tall and with small hands for a pianist, in her younger years she was nonetheless able to tackle all the big concertos (all five by Beethoven, Liszt's No. 1, Brahms's No. 2, Rachmaninoff's Nos. 2 and 3, both of Ravel's, Prokofiev's No. 3, those of Bliss and Khachaturian, and many more), as well as the wide spans demanded by the music of Granados, Albéniz and de Falla. She had a "long fifth finger" and a "wide stretch between thumb and index finger" which helped make her more technically gifted. Alicia de Larrocha, via wikithingy. Good morning, Ms. Crow, Moonlit ones everywhere.
	7:21am CarolCrow: @dale@7:11: haha:) Can I hang out with the kitty, too?
	🌜 7:21am Brian in UK: Greetings Carol and Sunday snoozers. Bosco rules the triptych world.
	7:22am CarolCrow: @Sem@7:16: Hey, thank you for posting that info! Good morning to you!
	🌜 7:23am Brian in UK: Good to see that A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade is back with us.
	7:23am CarolCrow: Greetings, Brian! :)
	7:23am John from Florham park: Good morning fellow moonlight sonata listeners
	7:23am CarolCrow: Good morning, John from Florham Park!
	7:24am Buddha of Suburbia: What lovely music this morning, Carol. It's delightful.
	7:24am Manana: Turns out Justin Christoff is not an uncommon name. If curious about the musician, save a moment and go straight to Bandcamp. Yr welcome.
	7:25am John from Florham park: @carol not only do the DJs know their music but the people on this chat board are pretty knowledgeable too
	7:25am Stanley: Howdy-do Sem and Brian. How are ya? Me too, very happy to see Bethany back on the schedules.
	🌜 7:25am Brian in UK: @Sem how's things? Need to get the old rotavator out soon and load up with some manure, better check out the local stables.
	7:25am CarolCrow: @Buddha@7:24: So glad you are liking:)
	7:26am CarolCrow: @John@7:25: Agreed!
	7:26am Buddha of Suburbia: I think classical guitar pieces always work best with a little sadness.
	7:26am John from Florham park: Hello Buddha nulsh dale John from np
	🌜 7:26am Brian in UK: Stanley, just having a quiet day what with the MotoGP and cricket.
	🌜 7:27am Brian in UK: Stanley, I tried to fire up the old Howard 350, after several gos and expletives it started.
	7:28am Sem: Hello, Brian, Stanley. Winding up the last 4 Markets of the year, harvesting potatoes and tomatoes at a brisk pace, and planning a few trips. All well where you are?
	7:29am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi JFP! Anyone seen Spamoni?
	7:30am John from Florham park: @buddha spamoni was my n yesterday
	🌜 7:30am Brian in UK: Sem, the toms are still green trying to ripen them up off the plants. More courgettes than you need. Courgette (zuccini), Feta and Mint soup anyone.
	7:31am Aaron Working In Newark: CarolCrow, I love when you try to talk all serious and end up laughing, it warms my heart <3
	7:33am dale: carol - peanut passed long ago. but fraidy and squeakers are a blast. they love company.
	7:34am John from Florham park: @Boods meant spamoni was on yesterday
	7:34am Buddha of Suburbia: I think this musician has been inspired by Ber Ber Andalusian middle eastern music
	7:34am Stanley: Brian, sounds like the old beast doesn't like to be woken up. I heard that green tomatoes make good chutney?
	7:37am Buddha of Suburbia: Thanks JfP. Hope he's ok.
	7:38am Stanley: Sem, it's all fine at The Grove but Mrs Stanley is in her beginning of term hell realm. I'm sitting here putting a few gigs in the diary. Deciding on the Delines, Phil Manzanera, Moon Duo and/or Sunn o)))
	7:39am John from Florham park: @me too Buddha
	7:40am Sem: Lovely, Stanley. Big city Scotland gets its share of compelling music, I see. I do not envy Mrs. Stanley's situation in the slightest.
	🌜 7:40am Brian in UK: Stanley, true but there is only so much you can eat. Are the Delines coming your way? Out in the sticks it is hopeless. I love Amy's voice and Willy's sensibilities. Great selfless band.
	7:41am Jeffrey Davison: Listening at work. I didn't know about this Sufjan Stevens soundtrack!
	7:41am Manana: And now, my interpretive dance titled “Summer Accident Gridlock.”
	7:41am CarolCrow: @Aaron@7:31: You're funny! Thanks for being here!
	7:42am tonyb: Carol! When I hit the doldrums I usually pull out FJ Haydn’s 104th or WA Mozart’s 41st. Requiem & Gould’s Variations are also in my tool box for other mood modifications. Best regards, tonyb.
	7:42am fred: @Stanley: No Malawi Mouse Boys tour stop nearby?
	7:43am CarolCrow: @dale@7:33: I am sorry to hear about peanut. I am glad about your 2 kitties:) :)
	7:44am Stanley: Brian - Salford, is that within striking distance?
	7:45am dale: the jerk!
	7:46am adrian elaine in mpls: good morning everyone!
	7:47am dale: thanks carol. she was a runt and always had medical issues but she made it to 15 and outlived her brothers and sisters. became vegan because of her too. when you spend so much time trying to keep one animal alive you begin to wonder why you eat others without a thought....
	7:47am ignatatus666: Hahaha The jerk
	🌜 7:48am Brian in UK: Stanley, only two hours. You would have thought that Birmingham would have a show.
	7:49am Stanley: fred - their name is from a rodent kebab sold at the side of the road in Africa.
	🌜 7:49am Nulsh: JohnfFP! Mornin' squire! Apologies, I had to drop out there for a bit.
	7:50am dale: '....all i need is this ashtray....this chair...."
	7:50am ignatatus666: Don’t ever never trust Whitey!
	7:51am TDK60: Nulsh, how's Glasgow?
	7:52am Dave Conehead: This works so good!
	7:52am spamoni: Good morning Carol and fellow Moonberries. I guess being late is better than not showing up !
	7:52am Manana: Another classic movie to add to the catchup list...
	7:53am TDK60: ..very fashionable Spamoni.
	🌜 7:56am Nulsh: All good in Glesga' TDK60! Cheers. How did it go yesterday?
	7:56am Sem: Hey, spamoni!
	🌜 7:56am Nulsh: spamoni!!!
	7:59am fred: @spamoni: glad to "see" you. I thought you were having beers with your brother
	8:00am TDK60: Nulsh, oh, very well. The songs I chose were appreciated.
	8:01am spamoni: I just read the board, thank you all for your thoughts !! I did visit my brother yesterday and it was nice seeing family although i consider all of you my extended family !!!
	8:01am CarolCrow: @Jeffrey D@7:41: Yes! And it's about a NYS highway! Haha! :) :)
	8:02am CarolCrow: Hey tonyb! Yes, mood is very important! :)
	8:02am adrian elaine in mpls: @spamoni - my dad likes to say ‘You’re never late as long as you arrive.’ so yr right on time!
	8:03am CarolCrow: Good morning, adrian elaine in mpls!
	8:05am CarolCrow: Good morning, spamoni! Glad to have you here anytime:) :)
	8:05am spamoni: @adrian elaine in mpls and in my case " arive alive" LOL
	8:08am spamoni: @fred i did have a few beers and a nice greasy cheeseburger ,that kind of was a mistake !
	8:09am spamoni: Nulsh ,how's everything amigo ?
	8:09am Stanley: Hi Nulsh I don't know what your bag is, but if you're up for any of these in Glasgow: Phil Manzanera (16/10) Sunn o))) (25/10) Moon Duo (31/10) Give me a shout
	8:10am LiXiviated Life: Good morning all
	8:11am fred: @spamoni: Making mistakes and being alive are pretty much the same thing
	8:12am spamoni: @fred amen to that !
	8:12am Sem: How wise of you to say, fred. My experience precisely.
	8:15am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello folks, I am baaack! Why LOOK WHO'S HERE!!! SPAMONI!!! Good to see you, buddy!
	8:16am TDK60: Fred - I made a mistake once and decided to never let that happen again. Hee.
	🌜 8:17am Nulsh: I am great spamoni! Thank ya'! fred reminded me you were off to yer' boro's. Beer and burgers sounds like a good shout!
	🌜 8:19am Nulsh: Hey Stanley! Thanks for the heads up there. I'll check them out. I was due to see Stephen Malkmus on Friday but mate made an arse of getting tickets!
	🌜 8:19am Nulsh: TDK60, such an amazing thing to do. Can I ask what songs you selected?
	8:20am CarolCrow: Good morning, LiXiviated Life!
	8:25am TDK60: Nulsh, why not? They are: Dylan's Drifter's Escape, Buffy Sainte Marie's Cripple Creek, Fairport Convention's Meet On The Ledge, Donovan's The Summer Day Reflection Song. There were 6 visitors and patient, so a mini concert I guess. They liked it a lot!
	8:33am spamoni: Hellooooo Buddha of Suburbia !!!
	🌜 8:34am Nulsh: TDK60! I doff my cap amigo! Kudos!
	8:38am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello Spamoni! Good to see you! Have a great day everyone! Bye Carol! Great SHOW!!!!
	🌜 8:42am Nulsh: Bye Buddha! Have a top day!
	8:44am Jewelia: Carol. I am loving your selections today :-)
	8:47am Buddha of Suburbia: Bye Nulsh!!!!
	8:50am Aaron Working In Newark: Thank you for another amazing Sunday CarolCrow! <3
	8:50am TDK60: Yes Carol, fab sound choices.
	8:52am fred: @Carol: Do you know Kuniko Kato? She's a marimba player / percusionist
	8:52am CarolCrow: @Jewella@8:44: So glad! Thanks for tuning in!
	8:53am CarolCrow: @fred@8:52: No, but I will definitely check out! THANKS!
	8:54am Sem: Thank you, Ms.Crow, for this morning's musical adventures. See you and all again next time, provided hurricane season does not intervene once again, as it did last Sunday.
	8:54am dale: never noticed the heavy drums on this. good toe tapping.
	8:55am Stanley: Gotta fly, fly away. Well, only as far as the mountain of washing up in the kitchen. Thanks Carol and bye all it's been fun.
	8:56am CarolCrow: Thank you all for listening today! Enjoy your Sunday:)
	8:56am Sylvia (France-NYC): What a great song to end your set with... Thank you, Carol
	🌜 8:57am Nulsh: Bye Carol! Bye folks!
	🌜 8:57am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol. Have a waning gibbous week.
	8:58am agav: peace er' one...
	9:00am BVP: the was why i listen to y'all. thank you.
	9:03am CarolCrow: Many thanks to everyone listening today and on the archive! Hope you have a great week:) :)
	6:57pm Pablexa™: Sorry I missed ya Carol! A bunch of us were out entertaining a guy from ATL - Great night, but I missed ya!
	11:55pm Cornell Kinderknecht: Thanks for playing my tune Freeflying, Carol. Sorry I missed the live show!
	10:33am Avrilinmay: YAS Carol yas! that classical music for the intro! best way to start the sunday (and serious moonlight sonatas )! And best way to start a sunday is Serious Moonlight Sonatas (listening to the archive, but still, I feel like my morning hasn't started until that opening)
	4:27pm jkeigh: Sorry to hear that you had a bit of a week. This was my catch up listen (pt 2) on Friday. I've really been enjoying all of the classical music and ambient music that you've been playing lately. Thank you again! On to part 3 (last week's show) in a little bit.

Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from September 15, 2019

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