WFMU: A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from December 1, 2020

Listener comments!
	8:02pm P-90: Ciao Professoressa!
	8:02pm ?: Ah, a "con spiracy" of good music, tonight!
	8:02pm TDK60: Hello DJ BR . proceed with spirit, please..
	8:04pm spodiodi: greets, Bethany & Co! glad to be listening
	8:05pm slugluv1313: Good Evening, Bethany and Skeleton Crew and Everyone! happy to be here and listening with you all :)
	8:05pm Dean: Love Samuel Barber, the entire spectrum of his work. But he reminds me that I need a haircut.
	8:05pm LW Rhino: Hello.
	8:06pm bunyan: Evenin', everybody! That last movement, to me, holds the title of "most enraged fugue"...
	8:07pm Bethany Ryker: Ha, Bunyan! Yeah - the fugue to end all fugues.
	8:09pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings all, thanks for joining tonight!!
	8:10pm Dean: Is today's show a tribute to an early Beethoven piano sonata?
	8:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, cello!
	8:11pm bunyan: There's always room for Cello...
	8:17pm kpx: A Lemon Yello Cello !
	8:17pm LW Rhino: "Approximento"= a musical entrance that is somewhere in the vicinity of the correct pitch.
	8:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Holy crap! I never catch this show live.
	8:20pm Dean: Lifschitz really is one of the great ivory ticklers of our time. I've been listening to his Bach, Rachmaninov, early recitals.
	8:22pm WR: Sounding great, lots of spirit.
	8:24pm spodiodi: lol bunyan
	8:24pm Wrobertü: A440 night is the best night.
	8:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Man, this Program is like a meal both delicious @ nutritious - a most wholesome & pleasant rush.
	8:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & & &
	8:30pm kpx: But Spode, Don't I get at lease a casual chuckle?
	8:31pm spodiodi: causal chuckle at kpx
	8:32pm Bethany Ryker: Glad there's always room for more cello, because we got a few more courses on the way
	8:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Anything special for Sagittarian Ludwig's 250th ? Linus from Peanuts guest hosting ??
	8:39pm bunyan: According to the usual account, Ludwig even died shaking his fist at the heavens, a very Sagittarian gesture...
	8:40pm Kpx: @RRN63: maybe I understood your text wrong, but I do believe you're thinking of Schroeder.
	8:44pm TDK60: Except for that Barber fella, all the other classical names here are new to me. Groovy.
	8:46pm Dean: I bet, TDK, that you have heard Bolcolm's "Graceful Ghost." But if you haven't, seek it out.
	8:48pm TDK60: Dean, thanks, will.
	8:48pm spodiodi: linus plays a mean blanket and thumb though
	8:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Schroeder ! ...It's been a while... Linus would be incestuous... Something about this show that showcases perfect transcriptions sends me into self-conscious typo mode... It's also very Mercury in Sagittarius (which just started...)
	8:51pm Dean: I'll be delicate here: it's "Wiener."
	8:52pm bunyan: Bolcom wrote many "rags" that you may enjoy: I always liked that he wrote a "Last Rag", then couldn't resist and wrote one more a while later. I attended a performance of his choral setting of Blake's "Songs of Innocence and Experience" some years ago, including accompanying projections of many of Blake's engravings for his poems. A recorded performance is available.
	8:52pm spodiodi: don't be a whiner, Dean ;)
	8:53pm Dean: The Blake recording is marvelous.
	8:53pm Dean: I'll wine all I want.
	8:53pm spodiodi: cheers
	8:56pm TDK60: Thanks Bethany. Night.
	8:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Bethany! thanks, Scott!
	8:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: An Hour is crazy fast.
	8:59pm listener 126464: Thanks Bethany & FMU crew!
	8:59pm WR: This needs to be a 4 hour program. Meanwhile thank you very much Bethany!
	9:00pm kpx: Or you could have a, Wheineken.
	9:00pm slugluv1313: what WR said above! :) another spectacular show, Bethany -- thanks so much!
	9:01pm bunyan: Thanks once again!
	9:01pm slugluv1313: ahh Kodály! nice Hungarian lad :)
	9:01pm P-90: Brava, Bethany!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from December 1, 2020

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December 1, 2020: A440, Op. 7. No. 11 Conspire? Con Spirito

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Samuel Barber	Piano Sonata, Op. 26, IV. Fuga: Allegro con spirito (1949)	Daniel Pollack - piano	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
William Bolcom	Capriccio, I. Allegro con spirito - very rhythmic (1988)	Norman Fischer, cello and Jeanne Kirman, piano	0:04:14 (Pop-up)
Yardena Alotin	Sonata for Solo Cello, III. Presto con spirito (1976)	Michael Haran - cello	0:06:26 (Pop-up)

Georgy Catoire	Piano Concerto in A-flat major, Op. 21, Allegro con spirito (1909)	Hiroaki Takenouchi - piano, with the Royal Scottish Orchestra conducted by Martin Yates	0:15:33 (Pop-up)
Gottfried von Einem	Piano Concerto, Op. 20, III. Allegro con sprito (1955)	Konstantin Lifschitz - piano, with the RSO Wein conducted by Cornelius Meister	0:16:40 (Pop-up)
Anton Arensky	String Quartet No. 2 in A Minor, Op. 35, II. Variation 6, Allegro con spirito (1894)	Ying Quartet	0:23:40 (Pop-up)
Julius Röntgen	Cello Concerto No. 3, III. Allegro con spirito (1928)	Gregor Horsch - cello, with the Netherlands Symphony Orchestra conducted by David Porcelijn	0:24:22 (Pop-up)
	a song
Naji Hakim	Violin Sonata, III. Allegro con spirito (1995)	Peter Sheppard Skærved	0:36:44 (Pop-up)
Carin Malmlöf-Forssling	Release: II. Allegro con spirito	Carin Malmlöf-Forssling (1916 - 2005) Dalecarlian Chamber Orchestra, directed by Karl-Ove Mannberg	0:40:56 (Pop-up)
Friedrich Cerha	String Quartet No. 3, III. Con spirito (1991)	Ensemble Wiener Collage	0:44:33 (Pop-up)
Zoltán Kodály	Cello Sonata, Op. 4, II. Allegro con spirito (1918)		0:48:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:02pm P-90: Ciao Professoressa!
	8:02pm ?: Ah, a "con spiracy" of good music, tonight!
	8:02pm TDK60: Hello DJ BR . proceed with spirit, please..
	8:04pm spodiodi: greets, Bethany & Co! glad to be listening
	8:05pm slugluv1313: Good Evening, Bethany and Skeleton Crew and Everyone! happy to be here and listening with you all :)
	8:05pm Dean: Love Samuel Barber, the entire spectrum of his work. But he reminds me that I need a haircut.
	8:05pm LW Rhino: Hello.
	8:06pm bunyan: Evenin', everybody! That last movement, to me, holds the title of "most enraged fugue"...
	8:07pm Bethany Ryker: Ha, Bunyan! Yeah - the fugue to end all fugues.
	8:09pm Bethany Ryker: Greetings all, thanks for joining tonight!!
	8:10pm Dean: Is today's show a tribute to an early Beethoven piano sonata?
	8:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, cello!
	8:11pm bunyan: There's always room for Cello...
	8:17pm kpx: A Lemon Yello Cello !
	8:17pm LW Rhino: "Approximento"= a musical entrance that is somewhere in the vicinity of the correct pitch.
	8:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Holy crap! I never catch this show live.
	8:20pm Dean: Lifschitz really is one of the great ivory ticklers of our time. I've been listening to his Bach, Rachmaninov, early recitals.
	8:22pm WR: Sounding great, lots of spirit.
	8:24pm spodiodi: lol bunyan
	8:24pm Wrobertü: A440 night is the best night.
	8:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Man, this Program is like a meal both delicious @ nutritious - a most wholesome & pleasant rush.
	8:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & & &
	8:30pm kpx: But Spode, Don't I get at lease a casual chuckle?
	8:31pm spodiodi: causal chuckle at kpx
	8:32pm Bethany Ryker: Glad there's always room for more cello, because we got a few more courses on the way
	8:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Anything special for Sagittarian Ludwig's 250th ? Linus from Peanuts guest hosting ??
	8:39pm bunyan: According to the usual account, Ludwig even died shaking his fist at the heavens, a very Sagittarian gesture...
	8:40pm Kpx: @RRN63: maybe I understood your text wrong, but I do believe you're thinking of Schroeder.
	8:44pm TDK60: Except for that Barber fella, all the other classical names here are new to me. Groovy.
	8:46pm Dean: I bet, TDK, that you have heard Bolcolm's "Graceful Ghost." But if you haven't, seek it out.
	8:48pm TDK60: Dean, thanks, will.
	8:48pm spodiodi: linus plays a mean blanket and thumb though
	8:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Schroeder ! ...It's been a while... Linus would be incestuous... Something about this show that showcases perfect transcriptions sends me into self-conscious typo mode... It's also very Mercury in Sagittarius (which just started...)
	8:51pm Dean: I'll be delicate here: it's "Wiener."
	8:52pm bunyan: Bolcom wrote many "rags" that you may enjoy: I always liked that he wrote a "Last Rag", then couldn't resist and wrote one more a while later. I attended a performance of his choral setting of Blake's "Songs of Innocence and Experience" some years ago, including accompanying projections of many of Blake's engravings for his poems. A recorded performance is available.
	8:52pm spodiodi: don't be a whiner, Dean ;)
	8:53pm Dean: The Blake recording is marvelous.
	8:53pm Dean: I'll wine all I want.
	8:53pm spodiodi: cheers
	8:56pm TDK60: Thanks Bethany. Night.
	8:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Bethany! thanks, Scott!
	8:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: An Hour is crazy fast.
	8:59pm listener 126464: Thanks Bethany & FMU crew!
	8:59pm WR: This needs to be a 4 hour program. Meanwhile thank you very much Bethany!
	9:00pm kpx: Or you could have a, Wheineken.
	9:00pm slugluv1313: what WR said above! :) another spectacular show, Bethany -- thanks so much!
	9:01pm bunyan: Thanks once again!
	9:01pm slugluv1313: ahh Kodály! nice Hungarian lad :)
	9:01pm P-90: Brava, Bethany!

A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from December 1, 2020

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