WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from November 24, 2020

Listener comments!
	8:01pm Richard S: Hello!
	8:05pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings! Any crossword puzzlers out there? Wanna take a stab at solving the show title, and therefore the tempo markings of tonight's pieces?
	8:05pm Bethany Ryker: Con _ _ _ _ (with animation, musically)
	8:08pm Rynac: Con brio
	8:09pm Bethany Ryker: Good guess, Rynac! That was mine, too, turns out it's not what the Times chose for an answer.
	♥ 8:11pm Jeff Moore: Con spirito? Con passione?
	8:11pm bunyan: I will disqualify myself, since I saw the movement indication for the Roentgen-Maier piece before you revised it... "Con brio", which the Flying Karamazov Brothers translated as "with scouring pads"...
	♥ 8:11pm Jeff Moore: ...or are there explicitly four letters?
	8:11pm Richard S: Con MOTO
	8:13pm P-90: Hi Bethany!
	♥ 8:14pm listener 126464: Hi Bethany, everyone. I was gonna say con carne. Hint: crosswordanswersnyt.com
	8:14pm Richard S: "con Moto" - i.e. with Peter Lorre as a Japanese secret agent.....
	8:16pm Richard S: Andante con mojo: walking around with a cup of coffee....
	♥ 8:16pm TDK60: Hello.
	♥ 8:16pm coelacanth∅: hi Bethany and Stochasticats
	8:20pm bunyan: Composers "not heard that often" is kinda the hallmark of A440/SHP. Certainly the big reason I "tune" in... (do all that many people use tuning knobs anymore?) Arriaga, the "Iberian Mozart"!
	♥ 8:20pm G: Just what I needed after a long day...
	8:22pm wrobertü: Great show - big fan of the Sunday NYTXW and the Tuesday WFMUA440.
	♥ 8:23pm West Trenton Vinnie: Always love your show. Checking in from Lyons, CO :)
	♥ 8:29pm slugluv1313: good evening, Bethany and Skeleton Crew and Everyone!
	8:29pm Renato: Amazing show!
	♥ 8:30pm slugluv1313: yes! amazing show (been lurking but listening)
	8:32pm Bethany Ryker: Glad you all are here! It's the highlight of my week to have a group of folks to listen to music with!
	8:33pm WFMU listener John: Hello fellow classical music lovers
	♥ 8:38pm TDK60: That Petterson is great, somehow rings a bell.
	8:38pm Richard S: This is the sort of stuff they only play on WQXR at three in the morning.
	♥ 8:38pm Michael 98145: Excellent. Greetings on this dark and drizzly night.
	8:40pm WFMU listener john: @Bethany one thing i have learned about this weird wonderful station is that the DJs know their music and the accu a lot of the chatters are pretty damn knowledgeable about things
	♥ 8:41pm Michael 98145: = The Italian musical term animato is an indication to play in an animated manner, to play with excitement and spirit, literally “animated.” =
	8:42pm WFMU listener john: @Richard S they are owned by WNYC
	♥ 8:48pm slugluv1313: @Richard S., @WFMU listener John -- right? i grew up listening to the "old" WQXR ("The Radio Station of The New York Times") thanks to my Mom -- but it is so weird and different these days, and not in a good way :(
	8:48pm Billy: CON AGRA?
	8:49pm WFMU listener john: @slugluv1313 what do you mean not in a good way?
	8:51pm Bethany Ryker: @Billy - growing up in Omaha, NE (onetime giant HQ for Con Agra) you really made me laugh with that
	♥ 8:54pm slugluv1313: @WFMU listener John -- it seems that they play "popular" Classical music -- i remember there being a more eclectic mix back in the old days -- of sure i am sure they had programming, but it seemed less predictable (if that makes any sense?)
	8:55pm Bethany Ryker: Just putting this out there, it's a complex matrix with public radio and 'classical music'. I believe it's all well intentioned. I would never say an ill word about another station. What I will say, is that the FREEFORM FREEDOM at WFMU is like nothing else. It's beyond amazing to be able to program shows like these. I'm glad it resonates...
	8:56pm P-90: Brava, Bethany!
	♥ 8:58pm TDK60: Thanks Bethany for this loco moto stuff.
	♥ 8:58pm WR: Another remarkable playlist Bethany! Thank you so much.
	8:58pm bunyan: Many of the public radio stations that played classical music went that way, too, along in the '90s, playing a larger proportion of shorter works (or isolated movements), less adventurous selection of composers, more chatter... Fortunately, Internet "radio" permits one to roam around and explore a variety of stations around the world that didn't go that way...
	♥ 8:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bethany! have a good night
	8:59pm P-90: Yes, for decades there has been a kind of “Classical Top Forty” playlist that most stations largely stick to, except for “specialty” programs around the edges.
	♥ 8:59pm slugluv1313: yes Bethany THANK YOU for bringing us such great music! always a treat to catch your show live :)
	♥ 8:59pm listener 126464: Thanks Bethany, FMU crew.
	9:00pm Richard S: Thanks, Bethany! Sometimes the best way to explain the musical term is with examples.
	9:00pm P-90: Is there a “con mojo”, i.e. “with a bluesy feel”? Just wondering...
	9:00pm bunyan: Thanks for including the "spans" of the composers now. And thanks once more for works that are "all over the map"!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from November 24, 2020

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November 24, 2020: A440, Op. 7, No. 10: 73 Across: Con ____ (with animation, musically)

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Amanda Röntgen-Maier	Nine Pieces for Violin, II. (1879)	Andreas Stöhr - violin (Amanda Röntgen-Maier 1853 - 1894)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Lipkin	String Trio, I. (1964)	Nash Ensemble (Malcolm Lipkin 1932-2017)	0:01:56 (Pop-up)

Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga	Sinfonía a gran orquesta en Ré, IV. Allegro con moto (1824)	Performed by Le Concert des Nations, conducted by Jordi Savall (Juan Crisóstomo Arriaga 1806 – 1826)	0:17:51 (Pop-up)
Allan Petterson	Concerto for String Orchestra No.3, III. Allegro con moto (1957)	Johannes Goritzki / Deutsche Kammerakademie Neuss	0:24:45 (Pop-up)

Nevit Kodalli	Piano Quintet, I. Allegro con moto (1943)	Deniz Arman Gelebe, piano - with the Haydn Quartet (Nevit Kodalli 1924-2009)	0:45:38 (Pop-up)
David Nesbit Stewart	Suite for piano-brass Quartet, II. Scherzo, allegro con moto (2012)	Karolina Rohan - piano, Terry Everson - trumpet , Andrew Sorg - trumpet, Chris Reade - trombone	0:50:57 (Pop-up)
Kees von Baaren	Concertino voor Piano En Orkest, I. Allegro moderato e moto pesante (1934)	Netherlands Radio Chamber Orchestra (Kees von Baaren 1906 - 1970)	0:55:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:01pm Richard S: Hello!
	8:05pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings! Any crossword puzzlers out there? Wanna take a stab at solving the show title, and therefore the tempo markings of tonight's pieces?
	8:05pm Bethany Ryker: Con _ _ _ _ (with animation, musically)
	8:08pm Rynac: Con brio
	8:09pm Bethany Ryker: Good guess, Rynac! That was mine, too, turns out it's not what the Times chose for an answer.
	♥ 8:11pm Jeff Moore: Con spirito? Con passione?
	8:11pm bunyan: I will disqualify myself, since I saw the movement indication for the Roentgen-Maier piece before you revised it... "Con brio", which the Flying Karamazov Brothers translated as "with scouring pads"...
	♥ 8:11pm Jeff Moore: ...or are there explicitly four letters?
	8:11pm Richard S: Con MOTO
	8:13pm P-90: Hi Bethany!
	♥ 8:14pm listener 126464: Hi Bethany, everyone. I was gonna say con carne. Hint: crosswordanswersnyt.com
	8:14pm Richard S: "con Moto" - i.e. with Peter Lorre as a Japanese secret agent.....
	8:16pm Richard S: Andante con mojo: walking around with a cup of coffee....
	♥ 8:16pm TDK60: Hello.
	♥ 8:16pm coelacanth∅: hi Bethany and Stochasticats
	8:20pm bunyan: Composers "not heard that often" is kinda the hallmark of A440/SHP. Certainly the big reason I "tune" in... (do all that many people use tuning knobs anymore?) Arriaga, the "Iberian Mozart"!
	♥ 8:20pm G: Just what I needed after a long day...
	8:22pm wrobertü: Great show - big fan of the Sunday NYTXW and the Tuesday WFMUA440.
	♥ 8:23pm West Trenton Vinnie: Always love your show. Checking in from Lyons, CO :)
	♥ 8:29pm slugluv1313: good evening, Bethany and Skeleton Crew and Everyone!
	8:29pm Renato: Amazing show!
	♥ 8:30pm slugluv1313: yes! amazing show (been lurking but listening)
	8:32pm Bethany Ryker: Glad you all are here! It's the highlight of my week to have a group of folks to listen to music with!
	8:33pm WFMU listener John: Hello fellow classical music lovers
	♥ 8:38pm TDK60: That Petterson is great, somehow rings a bell.
	8:38pm Richard S: This is the sort of stuff they only play on WQXR at three in the morning.
	♥ 8:38pm Michael 98145: Excellent. Greetings on this dark and drizzly night.
	8:40pm WFMU listener john: @Bethany one thing i have learned about this weird wonderful station is that the DJs know their music and the accu a lot of the chatters are pretty damn knowledgeable about things
	♥ 8:41pm Michael 98145: = The Italian musical term animato is an indication to play in an animated manner, to play with excitement and spirit, literally “animated.” =
	8:42pm WFMU listener john: @Richard S they are owned by WNYC
	♥ 8:48pm slugluv1313: @Richard S., @WFMU listener John -- right? i grew up listening to the "old" WQXR ("The Radio Station of The New York Times") thanks to my Mom -- but it is so weird and different these days, and not in a good way :(
	8:48pm Billy: CON AGRA?
	8:49pm WFMU listener john: @slugluv1313 what do you mean not in a good way?
	8:51pm Bethany Ryker: @Billy - growing up in Omaha, NE (onetime giant HQ for Con Agra) you really made me laugh with that
	♥ 8:54pm slugluv1313: @WFMU listener John -- it seems that they play "popular" Classical music -- i remember there being a more eclectic mix back in the old days -- of sure i am sure they had programming, but it seemed less predictable (if that makes any sense?)
	8:55pm Bethany Ryker: Just putting this out there, it's a complex matrix with public radio and 'classical music'. I believe it's all well intentioned. I would never say an ill word about another station. What I will say, is that the FREEFORM FREEDOM at WFMU is like nothing else. It's beyond amazing to be able to program shows like these. I'm glad it resonates...
	8:56pm P-90: Brava, Bethany!
	♥ 8:58pm TDK60: Thanks Bethany for this loco moto stuff.
	♥ 8:58pm WR: Another remarkable playlist Bethany! Thank you so much.
	8:58pm bunyan: Many of the public radio stations that played classical music went that way, too, along in the '90s, playing a larger proportion of shorter works (or isolated movements), less adventurous selection of composers, more chatter... Fortunately, Internet "radio" permits one to roam around and explore a variety of stations around the world that didn't go that way...
	♥ 8:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bethany! have a good night
	8:59pm P-90: Yes, for decades there has been a kind of “Classical Top Forty” playlist that most stations largely stick to, except for “specialty” programs around the edges.
	♥ 8:59pm slugluv1313: yes Bethany THANK YOU for bringing us such great music! always a treat to catch your show live :)
	♥ 8:59pm listener 126464: Thanks Bethany, FMU crew.
	9:00pm Richard S: Thanks, Bethany! Sometimes the best way to explain the musical term is with examples.
	9:00pm P-90: Is there a “con mojo”, i.e. “with a bluesy feel”? Just wondering...
	9:00pm bunyan: Thanks for including the "spans" of the composers now. And thanks once more for works that are "all over the map"!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from November 24, 2020

Listener comments!

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