WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from December 17, 2019

Listener comments!
	8:02pm TDK60: Hello Bethany: we longhairs need some longhair music. Okay?
	8:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves these crazy Moderns.
	8:07pm fleep: Not an octet, no no.
	8:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that would be horns fleep...& as you know probably squirt ink...
	8:16pm fleep: Dueling quartets vs a single group of eight, got it
	8:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rich & delicious tone alright.
	8:23pm johnzo: hey D-Jizl, nice change o’ pace, classic-ing it uo on fmu for once haha... if this is considered a classic Im an ignoramus lol
	8:23pm johnzo: *up
	8:26pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bethany & Stochasticats
	8:27pm Listening Out There: Evening!
	8:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Got my dial tuned to 440!
	8:29pm TDK60: ..wow, Dave Brubeck and Burt Bacharach studied with Milhaud.
	8:30pm Bethany Ryker: Hi All, glad you are out there! Hope you are staying warm....how is it where you are?
	8:33pm TDK60: Bethany, here it's dark, iced trees, raining, /cold/, chill-to-the-bone kind of night.
	8:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was just thinking of analogy of going from four track to eight track recording... not a great comparison ...enables doubling tones within same range - & fugueing (if a word) ...or size of Jazz ensemble... 'Yesterday' was Quartet - 'Eleanor Rigby' double...
	8:35pm Peter from Dover NJ: Occasionally lurking on this program. It's great. Keep it up.
	8:37pm johnzo: 29 here in Detroit & a 30% chance of snow at 1am according to my phone haha
	8:38pm WR: Listening from Queens NY. Enjoyed the Milhaud.
	8:38pm Manana: Bethany, here in the 12866, it is cold and dark. Looking forward to the solstice. Thanks for asking! Enjoying the music and informational mic breaks.
	8:40pm coelacanth∅: dark and icy not super warm in the house but not terrible
	8:40pm fleep: 35 to start, warming to a cloudy 65 in L.A.
	8:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's crazy. Did think of Ives...
	8:41pm coelacanth∅: RR - eleanor rigby a double quartet by trickery!
	8:41pm coelacanth∅: (i'll feel warmer after i eat)
	8:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I hear drum samples now & think get a drummer lazy buggers - but it's always hook or crook... Bill Evans Jazz piano - & Hendrix - examples of people really Composing in multitrack I think...
	8:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's Quatuorphonic!
	8:47pm TDK60: DJ B> requests taken?
	8:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great pieces well performed curated on a theme. We so lucky.
	8:53pm Ian uk: polytonality ....a Lithuanian form of sutartines...Stravinskys Rite of Spring...Mozart 1787 was delving...Michaud really dug it...Ives was an insurance agent during the day...and making music at night...you conduct a beautiful hour...
	8:53pm Bethany Ryker: Also very much looking forward to the solstice!! Bring the Light! @TDK60 always curious to hear listener ideas, send an email or post here, thanks!!
	8:54pm TDK60: ..ah!, was wondering if Colin McPhee can climb the A440 hit charts..
	8:54pm Dean: Was thinking today of Milhaud after playing a recording of Poulenc solo piano pieces that reminded me of La cheminée du roi René.
	8:58pm TDK60: Double thanks Bethany; till then.
	8:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bethany!
	9:03pm WR: Until next year
	2:58pm steveo: Digging the Milhaud. Have I mentioned that I love this show?

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from December 17, 2019

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December 17, 2019: A440, Op. 5, No. 12 "2x4"

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Ellen Taafe Zwillich	Double Quartet for Strings III: Allegro Vivo (1984)		New World	Performed by members of the New York Philharmonic	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Louis Spohr	Double Quartet No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 65, I. Allegro (1823)	The Heifetz-Piatagorsky Concerts	RCA	Laurence Lesser (Cello), Allan Harshman (Viola), Gregor Piatigorsky (Cello), Milton Thomas (Viola), Jascha Heifetz (Violin), Pierre Amoyal (Violin), Israel Baker (Violin), Paul Rosenthal (Violin) Recorded June 1968	0:05:59 (Pop-up)
Darius Milhaud	Quatuor No. 14, Op. 291 No. 1, III. Vif (1948-49)	Milhaud: Quatuor Parisii	Naïve	Quatuor Parisii	0:18:45 (Pop-up)
Darius Milhaud	Quatuor No. 15, Op. 291 No. 2, III. Vif (1948-49)	Milhaud: Quatuor Parisii	Naïve	Quatuor Parisii	0:24:19 (Pop-up)
Darius Milhaud	Octuor a cordes, Op. 291, III. Vif (1948-49)	Milhaud: Quatuor Parisii	Naïve	quartet 14 + 15 = opus 291 (!) Performed by Quatuor Parisii and Quatuor Manfred	0:30:42 (Pop-up)
Michelle Ekizian	Octoéchos for Double String Quartet and Soprano (1986)	Works by Ekizian & Karchin	Anthology of Recorded Music	Group for Contemporary Music	0:44:38 (Pop-up)
Joachim F. Nikolai	Concerto for Double String Quartet (2016)				0:50:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:02pm TDK60: Hello Bethany: we longhairs need some longhair music. Okay?
	8:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves these crazy Moderns.
	8:07pm fleep: Not an octet, no no.
	8:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that would be horns fleep...& as you know probably squirt ink...
	8:16pm fleep: Dueling quartets vs a single group of eight, got it
	8:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rich & delicious tone alright.
	8:23pm johnzo: hey D-Jizl, nice change o’ pace, classic-ing it uo on fmu for once haha... if this is considered a classic Im an ignoramus lol
	8:23pm johnzo: *up
	8:26pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bethany & Stochasticats
	8:27pm Listening Out There: Evening!
	8:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Got my dial tuned to 440!
	8:29pm TDK60: ..wow, Dave Brubeck and Burt Bacharach studied with Milhaud.
	8:30pm Bethany Ryker: Hi All, glad you are out there! Hope you are staying warm....how is it where you are?
	8:33pm TDK60: Bethany, here it's dark, iced trees, raining, /cold/, chill-to-the-bone kind of night.
	8:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was just thinking of analogy of going from four track to eight track recording... not a great comparison ...enables doubling tones within same range - & fugueing (if a word) ...or size of Jazz ensemble... 'Yesterday' was Quartet - 'Eleanor Rigby' double...
	8:35pm Peter from Dover NJ: Occasionally lurking on this program. It's great. Keep it up.
	8:37pm johnzo: 29 here in Detroit & a 30% chance of snow at 1am according to my phone haha
	8:38pm WR: Listening from Queens NY. Enjoyed the Milhaud.
	8:38pm Manana: Bethany, here in the 12866, it is cold and dark. Looking forward to the solstice. Thanks for asking! Enjoying the music and informational mic breaks.
	8:40pm coelacanth∅: dark and icy not super warm in the house but not terrible
	8:40pm fleep: 35 to start, warming to a cloudy 65 in L.A.
	8:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's crazy. Did think of Ives...
	8:41pm coelacanth∅: RR - eleanor rigby a double quartet by trickery!
	8:41pm coelacanth∅: (i'll feel warmer after i eat)
	8:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I hear drum samples now & think get a drummer lazy buggers - but it's always hook or crook... Bill Evans Jazz piano - & Hendrix - examples of people really Composing in multitrack I think...
	8:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's Quatuorphonic!
	8:47pm TDK60: DJ B> requests taken?
	8:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great pieces well performed curated on a theme. We so lucky.
	8:53pm Ian uk: polytonality ....a Lithuanian form of sutartines...Stravinskys Rite of Spring...Mozart 1787 was delving...Michaud really dug it...Ives was an insurance agent during the day...and making music at night...you conduct a beautiful hour...
	8:53pm Bethany Ryker: Also very much looking forward to the solstice!! Bring the Light! @TDK60 always curious to hear listener ideas, send an email or post here, thanks!!
	8:54pm TDK60: ..ah!, was wondering if Colin McPhee can climb the A440 hit charts..
	8:54pm Dean: Was thinking today of Milhaud after playing a recording of Poulenc solo piano pieces that reminded me of La cheminée du roi René.
	8:58pm TDK60: Double thanks Bethany; till then.
	8:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bethany!
	9:03pm WR: Until next year
	2:58pm steveo: Digging the Milhaud. Have I mentioned that I love this show?

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from December 17, 2019

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