WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from July 7, 2020

Listener comments!
	8:02pm bLeubomberune b: Bonjour Mlle. Bethany.
	8:04pm P-90: Welcome, La Maestra.
	8:04pm deborah: Good evening. Music to grade final research papers by. Thanks.
	8:04pm G: Obstreperous? Truculent, even.
	8:04pm slugluv1313: Good Evening, Bethany and everyone!
	8:04pm Brian in New Orleans: checking in...
	8:05pm Brian in New Orleans: Always felt one hour is way too short for Bethany
	8:05pm mariano: Agree, Brian. 'Evening Bethany and crew, folks.
	8:06pm G: @Brian: Yes -- In a 168-hour weekly schedule, one hour of not-overplayed classical is not exactly over-weighting...
	8:07pm Brian in New Orleans: right???
	8:08pm Michael 98145: we are here
	8:11pm P-90: And here I thought strepitoso was caused by a bacterial infection...
	8:13pm Michael 98145: this one was poco
	8:13pm Dean: Jean-Féry Rebel's "Chaos" ("Le Cahos"). c.1737, is respectably noisy.
	8:13pm Dean: And here I thought Poco was Rusty Young's band.
	8:16pm Bethany Ryker: Hello all, so glad you are here and that my noisy self is contained in the mic breaks ;)
	8:18pm Soul Captain: Obstreperous can't even begin to describe
	8:18pm TDK60: Hello.
	8:20pm Dean: So many obsolete words rooted in strep-. There once was a verb, strepitate, "to make a noise often, to make a great noise, to rusle."
	8:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bethany and all
	8:22pm Michael 98145: @Dean, have to remember that one ...
	8:22pm P-90: Well, that was tart ‘n’ tangy
	8:23pm Painter Josh: This is a good night on WFMU
	8:23pm Soul Captain: Madrigobstreperous
	8:26pm Dean: From the sole review of a work by Lillian Fuchs in Fanfare magazine, this from 2013: Lillian Fuchs, originally a violinist, lived in the shadow of her famous brother Joseph. In a 1986 interview in The Strad, she said she didn’t mind this at all: “I just developed quietly because nobody paid any attention to me.” Oddly, however, her father did pay attention to her, so when she was invited to play second violin in Marianne Kneisel’s string quartet he put his foot down, saying she wouldn’t play second fiddle to anyone, but when Kneisel invited her to be the violist her father thought that was OK! Thus Lillian switched instruments. The group was the Perolé Quartet, and Lillian played viola in it from 1925 until the mid 1940s. She composed her unaccompanied Sonata Pastorale in 1953, by which time she was a busy and sought-after viola teacher. It is in two movements, a “fantasia” and a “pastorale.” The former is rather mysterious in both its thematic material as it snakes around C, later modulating to D. The second movement, though beginning rather “pastorale,” modulates into a busy section which then alternates with the slower melody.
	8:27pm spodiodi: hello, Bethany and everyone. enjoying the show
	8:27pm Gaylord Fields: This program is precisely what I needed on this day. (I’ll tell you more offline.)
	8:29pm Wrobertu: Honey pistachio energy chunks and a low-cal IPA.
	8:30pm Uncle Michael: Hello.
	8:30pm Dean: I find at least one Sorabji piece marked strepitoso...
	8:34pm Bethany Ryker: This piece by Jan Cikker makes me so happy I'm playing it twice.
	8:35pm BVP: Type delete type delete.
	8:35pm Johan: First intro to your show. Looking, found something new with your programming. Brightened my day. New follower. Three Madrigals is just what I needed.
	8:36pm Uncle Michael: Hang in there, Gaylord.
	8:40pm Michael 98145: let's call it "music"
	8:42pm Michael 98145: whatever. loving this.
	8:43pm WM: Bethany: I agree with Brian in New Orleans - you deserve more than one hour a week on WFMU.
	8:44pm Soul Captain: Live in a piano bit.ly...
	8:44pm spodiodi: "we need something snoozy and familiar"
	8:45pm spodiodi: i love this show is anything but
	8:45pm deborah: @8:43WM Yes, I would like to hear more than one hour of what is called "classical" music. Maybe in Fall?
	8:46pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, UM!
	8:47pm Dean: LA's KUSC remains at least somewhat daring as classical radio goes. But I'm not opposed to snoozy and familiar now and then.
	8:49pm spodiodi: KDFC makes me disappoint most of the time i tune in
	8:50pm spodiodi: (looks like it's also owned by USC... maybe i need to spend more time, possibly at different times listening)
	8:51pm Bethany Ryker: I'm glad that I can leave y'all wanting more of this strange classical stuff. To explain a bit, a one-hour show format is of my choosing...I haven't been sidelined or anything! It goes by fast though, doesn't it!!
	8:52pm Dean: I think the "USC" that now owns KUSC is not in fact the university. My understanding is that they sold it ages ago. Fortunately, to some extent its quality remains.
	8:52pm spodiodi: way fast
	8:53pm Dean: WFMU needs a regular 4'33" show that plays the catalog of recordings of, well, you know.
	8:54pm spodiodi: noted, Dean, thank you and thanks Bethany! great show. see you all soon
	8:55pm Uncle Michael: thank you, Bethany
	8:55pm TDK60: It's a great show. Thanks Bethany.
	8:56pm Johan: Not the usual on QXR. Not throwing rocks. Love your selections
	8:58pm Bethany Ryker: Thanks for tuning in Uncle Michael, spodiodi, Dean, Gaylord, deborah, Soul Captain, WM, Michael 98145, Johan, BVP, Wrobertu, P-90, Painter Josh, coelacanthø, TDK60, Brian in New Orleans, G, mariano, slugluv1313, bLeubomberune b and all FM and web listeners out there!!
	8:59pm Gaylord Fields: @Dean: In these days of home broadcasting, WFMU does feature 4’33’ quite a bit during random programs in an unplanned manner.
	9:00pm bLeubomberune b: Mlle. Bethany always a pleasure listening to your broadcast. All 440’s stay safe & healthy. Bonsoir
	9:00pm mariano: Thank you!
	9:00pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Bethany!
	9:00pm mariano: Lol Gaylord - sometimes even the extended version ;)
	9:01pm deborah: @8:56Johan: Check out NPR New Sounds and streams
	9:01pm P-90: Grazie mille (con strepitoso), Bethany!
	9:03pm Johan: Listening next week
	9:03pm coelacanth∅: Gaylord i hope you're okay
	9:04pm coelacanth∅: (just scrolled up but in reality i'm totally ignorant)

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from July 7, 2020

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July 7, 2020: A440, Op. 6, No 4: OBSTREPEROUSLY YOURS (allegro strepitoso)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Hróđmar Ingi Sigurbjörnsson	Septett - Poco Strepitoso (1998)	Stokkseri	Iceland Music Information Center	Caput Ensemble	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nicolas Bacri	Toccata Sinfonica, Trio no. 1 pour violin, violoncelle et piano, Op 34, II. Presto strepitoso (1987–89/rev.2012-13)			Lions Gate Trio	0:03:44 (Pop-up)

Émile Jacques-Dalcroze	20 Caprices and Rhythmic Studies, Set 1, No. 8 Strepitoso (1920)			Paolo Munaò - piano	0:11:19 (Pop-up)
Sergei Prokofiev	Piano Sonata No. 9 in C Major, Op. 103, II. Allegro strepitoso (1947)			Alexander Melnikov - piano	0:12:22 (Pop-up)
Lillian Fuchs	16 Fantasy Études: No. 11, Strepitoso : moderato (1959)			Jeanne Mallow - viola	0:14:53 (Pop-up)
Bohuslav Martinů	Three Madrigals for Violin and Viola, H.313 (1947)			dedicated by the composer to Lillian and Joseph Fuchs, performed by Domus	0:17:13 (Pop-up)

Irving Schlein	Piano Preludes, Book 4, No. 3, Allegro streiptoso				0:27:48 (Pop-up)
Arthur Benjamin	Études improvisées: VIII. Allegro strepitoso				0:28:06 (Pop-up)
Sydney Hodkinson	Faded Anecdotes: II. Flint Shards (Energetico, strepitoso)				0:29:46 (Pop-up)
Ján Cikker	Theme with Variations, Op. 14, No. 1: Variation 5, Allegro strepitoso				0:32:04 (Pop-up)
Maurice Jacobson	Theme and Variations (version for piano duet), Variation 10: Allegro strepitoso				0:34:35 (Pop-up)
Caspar Diethelm	10 Klangfiguren, Heft 1, Op. 224: No. 10, Allegro strepitoso				0:35:08 (Pop-up)
Lowell Liebermann	Scherzo: Presto Strepioso			David Korevaar, piano	0:36:12 (Pop-up)

Agustí Charles	Double Variations:, No. 5 Variation strepitoso				0:43:58 (Pop-up)
George Perle	String Quartet No. 9, Pt. 2 "Brief Encounters", VIII. Strepitoso				0:45:43 (Pop-up)
	a song
David Carlson	True Divided Light for viola and piant: Presto strepitoso			Geraldine Walther - viola, David Korevaar - piano	0:48:51 (Pop-up)
	a song
Malcolm Arnold	Symphony for Strings, Op. 13, III. Allegro feroce (1946)			Northern Chaber Orchestra
Hakur Tómasson (b. 1960)	Langur skuggi (Long Shadows) for string quartet: III. Presto nervoso (2002)			Ethos String quartet
Rezső Sugár	Concerto in memoriam Bela Bartók, II. Allegro feroce			Budapest String Quartet
	a song
Bernd Alois Zimmermann	Enchiridion I., VIII. Toccata, allegro feroce
Adolf von Henselt	Douze études de Salon, Op. 5, No. 3 in A Minor "Hexentanz", Allegro con brio e feroce

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Listener comments!
	8:02pm bLeubomberune b: Bonjour Mlle. Bethany.
	8:04pm P-90: Welcome, La Maestra.
	8:04pm deborah: Good evening. Music to grade final research papers by. Thanks.
	8:04pm G: Obstreperous? Truculent, even.
	8:04pm slugluv1313: Good Evening, Bethany and everyone!
	8:04pm Brian in New Orleans: checking in...
	8:05pm Brian in New Orleans: Always felt one hour is way too short for Bethany
	8:05pm mariano: Agree, Brian. 'Evening Bethany and crew, folks.
	8:06pm G: @Brian: Yes -- In a 168-hour weekly schedule, one hour of not-overplayed classical is not exactly over-weighting...
	8:07pm Brian in New Orleans: right???
	8:08pm Michael 98145: we are here
	8:11pm P-90: And here I thought strepitoso was caused by a bacterial infection...
	8:13pm Michael 98145: this one was poco
	8:13pm Dean: Jean-Féry Rebel's "Chaos" ("Le Cahos"). c.1737, is respectably noisy.
	8:13pm Dean: And here I thought Poco was Rusty Young's band.
	8:16pm Bethany Ryker: Hello all, so glad you are here and that my noisy self is contained in the mic breaks ;)
	8:18pm Soul Captain: Obstreperous can't even begin to describe
	8:18pm TDK60: Hello.
	8:20pm Dean: So many obsolete words rooted in strep-. There once was a verb, strepitate, "to make a noise often, to make a great noise, to rusle."
	8:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bethany and all
	8:22pm Michael 98145: @Dean, have to remember that one ...
	8:22pm P-90: Well, that was tart ‘n’ tangy
	8:23pm Painter Josh: This is a good night on WFMU
	8:23pm Soul Captain: Madrigobstreperous
	8:26pm Dean: From the sole review of a work by Lillian Fuchs in Fanfare magazine, this from 2013: Lillian Fuchs, originally a violinist, lived in the shadow of her famous brother Joseph. In a 1986 interview in The Strad, she said she didn’t mind this at all: “I just developed quietly because nobody paid any attention to me.” Oddly, however, her father did pay attention to her, so when she was invited to play second violin in Marianne Kneisel’s string quartet he put his foot down, saying she wouldn’t play second fiddle to anyone, but when Kneisel invited her to be the violist her father thought that was OK! Thus Lillian switched instruments. The group was the Perolé Quartet, and Lillian played viola in it from 1925 until the mid 1940s. She composed her unaccompanied Sonata Pastorale in 1953, by which time she was a busy and sought-after viola teacher. It is in two movements, a “fantasia” and a “pastorale.” The former is rather mysterious in both its thematic material as it snakes around C, later modulating to D. The second movement, though beginning rather “pastorale,” modulates into a busy section which then alternates with the slower melody.
	8:27pm spodiodi: hello, Bethany and everyone. enjoying the show
	8:27pm Gaylord Fields: This program is precisely what I needed on this day. (I’ll tell you more offline.)
	8:29pm Wrobertu: Honey pistachio energy chunks and a low-cal IPA.
	8:30pm Uncle Michael: Hello.
	8:30pm Dean: I find at least one Sorabji piece marked strepitoso...
	8:34pm Bethany Ryker: This piece by Jan Cikker makes me so happy I'm playing it twice.
	8:35pm BVP: Type delete type delete.
	8:35pm Johan: First intro to your show. Looking, found something new with your programming. Brightened my day. New follower. Three Madrigals is just what I needed.
	8:36pm Uncle Michael: Hang in there, Gaylord.
	8:40pm Michael 98145: let's call it "music"
	8:42pm Michael 98145: whatever. loving this.
	8:43pm WM: Bethany: I agree with Brian in New Orleans - you deserve more than one hour a week on WFMU.
	8:44pm Soul Captain: Live in a piano bit.ly...
	8:44pm spodiodi: "we need something snoozy and familiar"
	8:45pm spodiodi: i love this show is anything but
	8:45pm deborah: @8:43WM Yes, I would like to hear more than one hour of what is called "classical" music. Maybe in Fall?
	8:46pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, UM!
	8:47pm Dean: LA's KUSC remains at least somewhat daring as classical radio goes. But I'm not opposed to snoozy and familiar now and then.
	8:49pm spodiodi: KDFC makes me disappoint most of the time i tune in
	8:50pm spodiodi: (looks like it's also owned by USC... maybe i need to spend more time, possibly at different times listening)
	8:51pm Bethany Ryker: I'm glad that I can leave y'all wanting more of this strange classical stuff. To explain a bit, a one-hour show format is of my choosing...I haven't been sidelined or anything! It goes by fast though, doesn't it!!
	8:52pm Dean: I think the "USC" that now owns KUSC is not in fact the university. My understanding is that they sold it ages ago. Fortunately, to some extent its quality remains.
	8:52pm spodiodi: way fast
	8:53pm Dean: WFMU needs a regular 4'33" show that plays the catalog of recordings of, well, you know.
	8:54pm spodiodi: noted, Dean, thank you and thanks Bethany! great show. see you all soon
	8:55pm Uncle Michael: thank you, Bethany
	8:55pm TDK60: It's a great show. Thanks Bethany.
	8:56pm Johan: Not the usual on QXR. Not throwing rocks. Love your selections
	8:58pm Bethany Ryker: Thanks for tuning in Uncle Michael, spodiodi, Dean, Gaylord, deborah, Soul Captain, WM, Michael 98145, Johan, BVP, Wrobertu, P-90, Painter Josh, coelacanthø, TDK60, Brian in New Orleans, G, mariano, slugluv1313, bLeubomberune b and all FM and web listeners out there!!
	8:59pm Gaylord Fields: @Dean: In these days of home broadcasting, WFMU does feature 4’33’ quite a bit during random programs in an unplanned manner.
	9:00pm bLeubomberune b: Mlle. Bethany always a pleasure listening to your broadcast. All 440’s stay safe & healthy. Bonsoir
	9:00pm mariano: Thank you!
	9:00pm coelacanth∅: Thank you Bethany!
	9:00pm mariano: Lol Gaylord - sometimes even the extended version ;)
	9:01pm deborah: @8:56Johan: Check out NPR New Sounds and streams
	9:01pm P-90: Grazie mille (con strepitoso), Bethany!
	9:03pm Johan: Listening next week
	9:03pm coelacanth∅: Gaylord i hope you're okay
	9:04pm coelacanth∅: (just scrolled up but in reality i'm totally ignorant)

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from July 7, 2020

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