Favoriting A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from October 1, 2019 Favoriting

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All the spectacle and clamor you crave...without those pesky crowds.

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Favoriting October 1, 2019: A440, Op. 5, No 3: Etude, Prelude, Fugue, Interlude, Postlude: Debussy's CANOPE - "visceral" reaction guaranteed!

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Artist Track Album Label Comments Approx. start time
Hector Villa-Lobos  Bachianas Brasileiras No. 9: Fugue: Poco appresado (1945)   Favoriting Alma Brasileira  BMG  New World Symphony, conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas  0:00:00 (Pop-up)
 
Claude Debussy  Préludes, Book II: 10. Canope (1913)   Favoriting Debussy Préludes Book I & II    PIerre-Laurent Aimard, piano  0:21:49 (Pop-up)
Claude Debussy, arr. Colin Matthews  Préludes, Book II: 10. Canope, arr. for full orchestra   Favoriting       0:23:17 (Pop-up)
Benjamin Britten  Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes, Op. 33a: II. Sunday Morning   Favoriting Peter Grimes    Covent Garden/Royal Opera House  0:26:18 (Pop-up)
Leoš Janácek  Sinfonietta, I. Fanfares (1926)   Favoriting       0:29:35 (Pop-up)
 
Moritz Moszkowski  Huit Morceaux Caractéristiques: Etincelles, Op. 35, No. 6 (1886)   Favoriting Razor Blades, Little Pills, Big Pianos  Signum Records  James Rhodes, piano  0:39:12 (Pop-up)
Karl Aage Rasmussen (b. 1947)  Etudes and Postludes: III. Shimmer / II. Clocks (1990)   Favoriting Karl Aage Rasmussen: Music for Piano    Rolf Hind - piano  0:41:51 (Pop-up)
Paul Hindemith  Ludus Tonalis: Interludium - Valse / Interludium - Vivace / Postludium(1942)   Favoriting     Edward Aldwell, piano  0:47:01 (Pop-up)
Gabriel Iryani  3 Postludes for Piano: I. Andante   Favoriting     Yoriko Ikeya, piano  0:54:17 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  8:04pm
Zetti:

Good evening.
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Michael 98145:

Ah.
  8:08pm
acid rich:

loving the radiohead talkover music
Avatar 8:08pm
ranjit:

Villa lobos always makes me think "wolf town!"

p.s. hi Bethany!
Avatar 8:13pm
ranjit:

without googling ... "canope" sounds like a star or constellation or something? I'm pretty sure there's a star or constellation or something with a name like that!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:20pm
Michael 98145:

Cassiopeia ?
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:21pm
Michael 98145:

Canopus ?
Avatar 8:21pm
TDK60:

So glad this show is back! Hi Scott, love "Peter Grimes."
  8:22pm
P-90:

ranjit: I think you mean the star Canopus
Avatar 8:23pm
ranjit:

Googling confirms that the star Canopus is what I was thinking of!
  8:25pm
P-90:

DJ Bethany: So elated that you and SHP are back!
Had to catch the first two shows on the archive, but I’m listening live tonight and I just wanted to say I’m perfectly chuffed to see/hear you return.
Avatar 8:26pm
TDK60:

Bethany I mean! I saw the mention of Scott and didn't see the date, hs!
  8:27pm
Dean:

Oh, damn, I forgot about this show. Am now spinning a trio by Galina Ustvolskaya (topic of a recent NYT article).
  8:30pm
Dean:

Ended! Now enjoying the show!
  8:30pm
johnzo:

hey hey
Avatar 8:31pm
khd:

ho ho
  8:31pm
P-90:

Canopus was a character in the Iliad. He worked for Menelaus, King of Sparta, whose wife was that Helen that all that trouble was about...
  8:36pm
Ivan:

happy birthday Vladimir Horowitz...if people understood what Horowitzs tone meant, he would be banned from the keyboard...Prokofiev and Samuel Barber loved his work...had his detractors as well...truly an unashamed romantic...your shows are mesmerizing...thank you...
  8:38pm
Dean:

HB, VH, indeed.

From the Fanfare review of the Rhodes Moszkowski recording, which never mentions Moszkowski (because most of the program was Bach, Beethoven, and Chopin): "Rhodes is presented as a sort of cool, yet despairing James Dean kind of artist. My kids would call him emo. There are so many photos of him in sunglasses that I thought he might be blind."
Avatar 8:39pm
TDK60:

..just read recently that Britten and Shostakovich were friends.
  8:42pm
Dean:

And Fanfare in 1996 on this Aldwell Hindemith (which I'm loving): "Right from the opening statement, Aldwell brings great imagination and insight to his performance of Ludus Tonális. One is continually reminded of Bach, but that is perfectly appropriate for this work. Few other performers find so much variety in this music; although Aldwell does not use the work as a springboard for pianistic display, as Richter does, there are moments which show that he has as high a level of digital dexterity."
Avatar 8:43pm
ranjit:

I'm going to imagine Britten and Shostakovich as Frog and Toad from the classic children's book "Frog and Toad are Friends" but I don't know which is which
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:46pm
listener 126464:

Thanks Bethany, enjoying much
  8:46pm
Dean:

In his work about Britten, Michael Oliver relates an account of B praising S, to which S replied, "No, no: You great composer; I little composer."
  8:47pm
greatb:

breathtaking stuff, thanks Bethany!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:48pm
Ken From Hyde Park:

Very nice pinano set, Bethany.
Avatar 8:48pm
Bethany Ryker:

Hi folks!! Thanks for being here and for these bits of conversation that make me curious to explore so many things!!
  8:49pm
Ivan:

Im sorry the quote I used...was by William Kapell stating Horowitz being banned from the keyboard...thanks
  8:53pm
Dean:

I get a kick out of comparing performances of Hindemith's string quartets by Juilliard and Amar SQs.
  8:55pm
johnzo:

no mascot in 2020?! what is this?!
  8:56pm
Dean:

Do you know Ernst Toch's Geographical Fugue, probably his most popular work, not counting his Hollywood soundtracks? A friend is one of Toch's grandchildren.
Avatar 8:56pm
khd:

omg i want a pumpkin icon
  8:56pm
mrmikestandsir:

you are describing a musical palindrome?
  8:57pm
Dean:

h/t Doug Schulkind, ahem: My first band in high school was called Pumpkin Icon.
Avatar 8:57pm
khd:

@dean !
  8:58pm
Dean:

Hey, @khd. I have to remind myself to "tune in" to this show.
Avatar 8:59pm
TDK60:

public admission: I first heard the Janacek fanfare riff via Emerson, Lake & Palmer. hee!
  8:59pm
Dean:

Richard Meltzer used to "preserve" dead birds in jars full of jello. Are those jars of viscera?
Avatar 8:59pm
TDK60:

Thanks Bethany, it's great you're back.
  9:00pm
Dean:

This show needs at least two hours, better four.
Avatar 9:00pm
ranjit:

Don't have dessert at Richard Meltzer's house
  9:01pm
Dean:

I took Meltzer to lunch once in Southern California, and dinner in Portland, OR. He didn't order squab.
  9:02pm
P-90:

Thanks, DJ Bethany!
  9:15pm
johnzo:

hey eyy
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