WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from January 15, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:00pm Stanley: Standing by. Ready for anything!
	🥁 3:01pm david w: Big treats for you, Stanley!
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: Hi David & Ruth! Dr. Hoffman in the house!
	🥁 3:02pm david w: Hello, Henry!
	🥁 3:03pm listener james from westwood: WATCH THE SKIES!!
	🥁 3:04pm david w: yes, james... from above!
	3:07pm Franco Twinkie: Gort. That was the name of the robot in The Day The world Stood Still, I think. It scared the crap out of me when I was a child, But of course the Bernard Hermann score had a lot to do with the fear factor I later realized.
	🥁 3:09pm chresti: Hi Ridgewoods!
	🥁 3:10pm david w: Welcome, Franco and chresti. Klaatu Barato Nikto or something like that!
	3:10pm Stanley: David, I am at peace.
	🥁 3:11pm david w: Dear Stanley. I have retired the mice.
	3:14pm redkayak: Good afternoon all :)
	🥁 3:15pm david w: And to you, redkayak, enjoy!
	3:17pm Sem: Hello, David, Ruth, the OAR experience, and regulars to a place where once meece squeeked weekly delight.
	🥁 3:18pm david w: Yes, Sem. One person's delight is another's terror (as we shall see today).
	3:19pm redkayak: @david - Thank you!
	3:20pm northguineahills: Been here, but I got to leave in 6 mins
	🥁 3:22pm david w: tick tock, ngh! Amazing Nono in about 10. (There's always the archiive...)
	3:24pm Webhamster Henry: So .. uh .. graphic score?
	3:24pm Stanley: David, I was tipped off that this had happened. I have nothing against the Boys themselves. I do hope they no longer have to sell roasted mouse kebabs at the roadside to make ends meet.
	3:26pm Webhamster Henry: Ahh not so graphic.. saariaho.org...
	🥁 3:26pm david w: Notes and stems, Henry. And Stanley, I do worry about those Malawis.
	3:38pm ParUbi: Nice tunes! Appreciate the classical direction today!
	🥁 3:42pm david w: Thanks, ParUbi. Something a little different...
	3:48pm fred: Hello David, Ruth and listeners
	🥁 3:49pm david w: Hello, fred. Ruth is in the studio today and says hi too.
	3:49pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	🥁 3:50pm david w: And to djazz, hi!
	3:58pm Webhamster Henry: That little squeaky bit went well with my tinnitus.
	🥁 3:59pm david w: Ruth had the same problem! Made me turn it down!
	4:00pm ParUbi: The music is scaring me! In a good way!
	4:03pm Webhamster Henry: For me, not a problem! Just a phenomenon.
	4:06pm Stanley: I'm a big fan of modern 'orchestral' music and composers. I think watching the Grateful Dead / Rex Foundation Documentary in the '90s helped to start my exploration. Of course, getting to see the stuff live is not easy, except, if we're lucky, at the Edinburgh International Festival.
	4:06pm fred: In an unexpected reversal of the usual, there was an improvisation workshop at work today, featuring some musicians I usually see at experimental shows
	🥁 4:08pm david w: Ah, the Rex Foundation. Did some good things. I wonder if it still exists.
	🥁 4:08pm chresti: At first I thought the high pitched squee was the whistling kettle on our stove.
	🥁 4:10pm chresti: Wow fred!
	4:14pm JakeGould: Late to comment but I always associate “The Day The Earth Stood Still” with college film class at Brooklyn College. The film theatre the class is in is now gone when they reworked some buildings on Bedford Avenue. So it’s all literally covered in grass. Looks better now. But Ms. Contreras film class opened my world a bit despite the fact I wasn’t that receptive to new exploring film deeply back then; I took film classes to kill time more than learn back then.
	🥁 4:16pm david w: Hey Jake, that happened to me with anthropology.
	4:17pm JakeGould: @DavidW: You mean you took it to kill time and then the echoes of the class affected you years later?
	🥁 4:17pm david w: Yes, exactly.
	4:21pm JakeGould: Nice.
	🥁 4:22pm david w: @fred. that sounds like my work every day (not always a blessing)!
	4:23pm Stanley: The MusikFabrik ensemble is one of my favourites. Always very interesting. As is this Stockhausen, by the way. Me likes.
	4:42pm fred: The interesting thing about that workshop is that it was targeted at young composers. I guess trying to get them to consider opening things up in their work
	🥁 4:44pm david w: Crack open heads and cut loose!
	4:51pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Up next on this stream on Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza: Two Lost Episodes! "Outside" and "Studio Movements," sound collages never heard here before. Come play/record/erase! wfmu.org...
	4:52pm Sem: An invigorating yet contemplative fivesome here today. My ears and what's in-between thank you. See you all next time.
	🥁 4:52pm david w: Thanks, Sem and everybody. Interesting day.
	4:57pm fred: Thanks David. I won't be here next week: Joëlle Léandre, Gerald Cleaver and Mat Maneri show. I'll walk there and back if I have to
	4:59pm Stanley: Thanks David. Thoroughly enjoyed the show. Right up my alley, as they say. And by the way the A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker is always a good listen, too.
	🥁 4:59pm david w: Joelle! Great! Be well, fred and all!
	🥁 4:59pm david w: Stanley, thanks!
	🥁 5:00pm chresti: Thanks David and Ruth!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from January 15, 2020

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Ridgewood Radio features concert recordings by adventurous bands and experimental musicians and restored archival tapes from private and institutional collections captured at venues large and small across the five boroughs of New York. It is produced by David Weinstein and Outpost Artists Resources operating out of the Ridgewood section of Queens, NY, where you'll find more yellow bricks than on the road to Oz and the cemetery of your choice is never more than a few blocks from home.

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January 15, 2020: The Elephant in the Room

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Works that reimagine the orchestra, by Kaija Saariaho, John Cage,
Luigi Nono, Karlheinz Stockhausen, and Erik Satie.
Photo: Digger Pierrots, a WWI era entertainment in New Zealand.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Bernard Hermann	The Day The Earth Stood Still	Movie Soundtrack Suite	Twentieth Century Fox Film Scores	1993	From the 1951 Robert Wise film. The score is notable for use of amplified and electronic instruments, studio manipulation, and of course the theremin.
Music behind DJ: Jocy de Oliveira	Space Liturgy "Space Liturgy" by "Jocy de Oliveira"	Ridgewood Dream Library	Beautiful Drummer	1991	Mindful moment.
Kaija Saariaho	Nymphéa Reflection	Kaija Saariaho	Ondine	2004	For string orchestra (2001). Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra directed by Jukka-Pekka Saraste.
Luigi Nono	Como una ola de fuerza y luz	Maurizio Pollini Edition	Deutsche Grammophon	2003	Maurizio Pollini (piano), Slavka Taskova (soprano), Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Berliner Philharmoniker.
Karlheinz Stockhausen	Gruppen "Gruppen" by "Karlheinz Stockhausen"	Ensemble intercontemporain	Radio France	2016	Composed 1955-57, for three orchestras, broadcast recording from Cité de la musique, Paris.
John Cage	Concert for piano and orchestra	Orchestre Philharmonique de la Radio Flamande	PakVim DVD	2006	Composed 1958. Piano, Michel Béroff, conducted by Michel Tabachnik.
Erik Satie	Parade "Parade" by "Erik Satie"	The Griffyn Ensemble	National Gallery of Australia	2011	A transcription of the 1917 orchestral score to the Jean Cocteau ballet, with gunshots and typewriter in the score.

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm Stanley: Standing by. Ready for anything!
	🥁 3:01pm david w: Big treats for you, Stanley!
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: Hi David & Ruth! Dr. Hoffman in the house!
	🥁 3:02pm david w: Hello, Henry!
	🥁 3:03pm listener james from westwood: WATCH THE SKIES!!
	🥁 3:04pm david w: yes, james... from above!
	3:07pm Franco Twinkie: Gort. That was the name of the robot in The Day The world Stood Still, I think. It scared the crap out of me when I was a child, But of course the Bernard Hermann score had a lot to do with the fear factor I later realized.
	🥁 3:09pm chresti: Hi Ridgewoods!
	🥁 3:10pm david w: Welcome, Franco and chresti. Klaatu Barato Nikto or something like that!
	3:10pm Stanley: David, I am at peace.
	🥁 3:11pm david w: Dear Stanley. I have retired the mice.
	3:14pm redkayak: Good afternoon all :)
	🥁 3:15pm david w: And to you, redkayak, enjoy!
	3:17pm Sem: Hello, David, Ruth, the OAR experience, and regulars to a place where once meece squeeked weekly delight.
	🥁 3:18pm david w: Yes, Sem. One person's delight is another's terror (as we shall see today).
	3:19pm redkayak: @david - Thank you!
	3:20pm northguineahills: Been here, but I got to leave in 6 mins
	🥁 3:22pm david w: tick tock, ngh! Amazing Nono in about 10. (There's always the archiive...)
	3:24pm Webhamster Henry: So .. uh .. graphic score?
	3:24pm Stanley: David, I was tipped off that this had happened. I have nothing against the Boys themselves. I do hope they no longer have to sell roasted mouse kebabs at the roadside to make ends meet.
	3:26pm Webhamster Henry: Ahh not so graphic.. saariaho.org...
	🥁 3:26pm david w: Notes and stems, Henry. And Stanley, I do worry about those Malawis.
	3:38pm ParUbi: Nice tunes! Appreciate the classical direction today!
	🥁 3:42pm david w: Thanks, ParUbi. Something a little different...
	3:48pm fred: Hello David, Ruth and listeners
	🥁 3:49pm david w: Hello, fred. Ruth is in the studio today and says hi too.
	3:49pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	🥁 3:50pm david w: And to djazz, hi!
	3:58pm Webhamster Henry: That little squeaky bit went well with my tinnitus.
	🥁 3:59pm david w: Ruth had the same problem! Made me turn it down!
	4:00pm ParUbi: The music is scaring me! In a good way!
	4:03pm Webhamster Henry: For me, not a problem! Just a phenomenon.
	4:06pm Stanley: I'm a big fan of modern 'orchestral' music and composers. I think watching the Grateful Dead / Rex Foundation Documentary in the '90s helped to start my exploration. Of course, getting to see the stuff live is not easy, except, if we're lucky, at the Edinburgh International Festival.
	4:06pm fred: In an unexpected reversal of the usual, there was an improvisation workshop at work today, featuring some musicians I usually see at experimental shows
	🥁 4:08pm david w: Ah, the Rex Foundation. Did some good things. I wonder if it still exists.
	🥁 4:08pm chresti: At first I thought the high pitched squee was the whistling kettle on our stove.
	🥁 4:10pm chresti: Wow fred!
	4:14pm JakeGould: Late to comment but I always associate “The Day The Earth Stood Still” with college film class at Brooklyn College. The film theatre the class is in is now gone when they reworked some buildings on Bedford Avenue. So it’s all literally covered in grass. Looks better now. But Ms. Contreras film class opened my world a bit despite the fact I wasn’t that receptive to new exploring film deeply back then; I took film classes to kill time more than learn back then.
	🥁 4:16pm david w: Hey Jake, that happened to me with anthropology.
	4:17pm JakeGould: @DavidW: You mean you took it to kill time and then the echoes of the class affected you years later?
	🥁 4:17pm david w: Yes, exactly.
	4:21pm JakeGould: Nice.
	🥁 4:22pm david w: @fred. that sounds like my work every day (not always a blessing)!
	4:23pm Stanley: The MusikFabrik ensemble is one of my favourites. Always very interesting. As is this Stockhausen, by the way. Me likes.
	4:42pm fred: The interesting thing about that workshop is that it was targeted at young composers. I guess trying to get them to consider opening things up in their work
	🥁 4:44pm david w: Crack open heads and cut loose!
	4:51pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Up next on this stream on Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza: Two Lost Episodes! "Outside" and "Studio Movements," sound collages never heard here before. Come play/record/erase! wfmu.org...
	4:52pm Sem: An invigorating yet contemplative fivesome here today. My ears and what's in-between thank you. See you all next time.
	🥁 4:52pm david w: Thanks, Sem and everybody. Interesting day.
	4:57pm fred: Thanks David. I won't be here next week: Joëlle Léandre, Gerald Cleaver and Mat Maneri show. I'll walk there and back if I have to
	4:59pm Stanley: Thanks David. Thoroughly enjoyed the show. Right up my alley, as they say. And by the way the A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker is always a good listen, too.
	🥁 4:59pm david w: Joelle! Great! Be well, fred and all!
	🥁 4:59pm david w: Stanley, thanks!
	🥁 5:00pm chresti: Thanks David and Ruth!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from January 15, 2020

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