Favoriting A440 / Stochastic Hit Parade with Bethany Ryker: Playlist from May 24, 2009 Favoriting

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Favoriting May 24, 2009: Cage/Schaeffer take Two + VICTOIRE Live in the Studio

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Artist Track Album Label Special
Fourcolor  Familiar   Favoriting Fabrique  Room 40   
Josh Thorpe  Flintlock and Hound   Favoriting      
Blackdice  Gag Shack   Favoriting Repo  Paw Tracks   
         
 
After intermission....take a breather. Back to 1953 for the second half of the tape music concert that John Cage presented at the New Music Festival at the University of Illinois
Pierre Henry  Antiphony   Favoriting      
Olivier Messiaen  Timbres-durées   Favoriting      
Pierre Boulez  Etude I   Favoriting      
Pierre Boulez  Etude II   Favoriting      
John Cage  Williams Mix (1952)   Favoriting      
Earle Brown  Octet I (For 8-Channel Tape)   Favoriting      
Pierre Schaeffer  Bilde in Ut   Favoriting      
         
Richard Orton  Cycle for 2 or 4 Players   Favoriting      
         
 
Victoire Live in the WFMU Studio (Listen to this set: Pop-up)
Victoire  A Door into the Dark   Favoriting Live on WFMU     
Victoire  Like a Miracle   Favoriting Live on WFMU     
Victoire  Orizzante   Favoriting Live on WFMU     
Victoire  I'm Coming for My Things   Favoriting Live on WFMU     
Victoire  A Song for Arthur Russell   Favoriting Live on WFMU     
Victoire  India Whiskey   Favoriting Live on WFMU     
         


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Listener comments!

  10:17pm
dan in falls church VA:

Hi Bethany! That Fourcolor track was schweeet!
  10:18pm
G:

Victoire sounds like it will be cool. Looking forward to listening as I work...
  10:23pm
e:

mmmm, noise.
  10:29pm
G:

recorded avant audio art.
  10:33pm
LuLu Gazoo:

wow ...i dint noticed when Timbres-durees started,
  10:37pm
chom:

bethany the timbre is thrilling.
  10:38pm
Wendy del Formaggio:

I'm digging this Olivier Messiaen. Some parts of it sound like when you go over a metal-grate (draw?)bridge in a car.
  10:38pm
Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ):

Yea Bethany love it hugzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
  10:40pm
listening john:

brrr krrrkk wwwsh woop woop, pssszz ktktktktkt, chk-ck-a-aha-krr :D
  10:41pm
():

I love the part that sounds like backwards underwater
  10:41pm
Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ):

I wish I had Fireworks right now ..
  10:46pm
G:

Some of the sounds remind me of sounds from the French subway/train system. Possibly my own association, possibly not. At any rate, he ain't Messaien around.
  10:47pm
Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ):

swirl swirl love the backround love to see you swirl in the sea and ya toes curl !! hehe
  11:45pm
Steven Swartz:

Victoire sounds gorgeous on the air! Thanks so much for having them on...
  11:45pm
Sam:

Thanks, Victoire - you really made my night!
  11:51pm
...:

not to be picky, but these guys sound like they took 35% from Bjork, 25% from Radiohead, 15% from John Adams and only the rest of it was original. Sorry....just sayin'....
  11:53pm
"not to be picky":

"not to be picky" -- it's too late for that :-P

*I* enjoyed it!
  12:02am
Ike:

Good show!
  12:03am
Jon:

Great show
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